Customer Ratings & Reviews

They will break very easily on the adjusters! Poor quality want my money back. Hadn't have them for a 3 wks yet!

Headset snapped in half on the left side by the ear cup.

I month and 5 days and the ear bud holder fell apart for no reason.

Great quality audio, picks up my voice really well, and it fits snugly (almost too much so!) on my head. Overall, a solid wireless headset, and the battery life has been unbeatable (I still haven't charged them.... been weeks?!). My only complaint is that it has a hard time competing with my wifi for signal. What I mean by this is that my 5g wifi is a relatively strong signal where I game, and it can cause some stuttering on the audio from time to time. really only noticeable with loud prolonged audio, but can be annoying. there's a button on the side of the left earcup I push when it happens and it seems to go away, not sure what the button is, but *shrug*. The headphones are indeed tight, but despite some hyperbole in other comments, it's definitely bearable (and I have a massive head!).

I have used the Stealth 600 Gen 1 with my Xbox One and One X for the past 3 years. It was such a fantastic headset that I purchased a second for my Son. When I saw they were making a Upgraded Gen 2 version, I knew I wanted to have it! Better battery, better build, better sound... the upgrade was definitely worth it. The Mic monitoring is a big weird to get used to at first (if you haven't experienced it before) but it was a game changer (especially for my Son) when it comes to party chat. This new version is extremely comfortable and seems to be much more durable than the previous headset. My tiniest complaint is that I wish it was just a tiny bit louder. That said, I'm nearly 40 and have ruined my ears from too many concerts. The Kiddo thinks its too loud at max volume so take that for what you will. Very, very happy with this purchase and now can use my older model for PC needs.

Good for the price and honestly i love using these to play games where you need to hear footsteps and everything around you, also the battery lasts you for a good time.

-Volume Controls (Chat and Game): WAY better than the corded headsets. BONUS!!!: The ‘Superhuman’ setting is a game changer if you like to play FPS shooters. I can hear other players in COD: Warzone while they are still 50-100M away. MORE than enough time to detect which direction enemies are coming from and adjust tactics. - Sound: As stated above, ‘Superhuman’ setting is a game changer. Other than that, with 2 dials (Game/Chat Volume) and 4 separate sound settings, if you can’t find the right combination, you’ll be dissatisfied with ANY headset that is currently on the market. It’s got the bells and whistles that you’re probably looking for. - Comfort: I’ve literally played No Man’s Sky thru an entire battery cycle (approx 8-9 hours) without ANY discomfort whatsoever around my ears and head. Top notch comfort! - Cost: I’ve bought top-of-the-line Astra A50’s. I’ve bought every level of Turtle Beach headphones over the last 10 years. I am as impressed by the sound quality of these headphones as I am about the cost of them. Best ‘bang-for-your-buck’ I’ve found in a pair of console headphones. So why 4 stars? The battery... 8-9 hours continuous is actually pretty good for a headset. If you can get more than that, I doubt it comes in the same package as everything else I’ve described. Maybe I’m spoiled by my Astra A50’s battery life (10-12 hrs per cycle), but I def don’t have the chat echo issues as those A50’s do, so I’ll give the slight edge to the Turtle Beach’s. If 8 hours of continuous play is a major issue, then the 600’s are not for you. If not, and for 90% of all gamers, it isn’t, then these are going to be the best all around set you can get your hands on for the price point.

Great headset for the money! It connects well and the battery life is good. The comfort level is 8/10 for me. I used it with my Xbox Series X/S and it connects well. I also use it with my PC and you would need to purchase an adapter to have to work. The only thing when you use it with a PC the controls on the headset don't work you would have to adjust volume on the PC or in game settings. It's the not the best headset out there but it does the job for a value wireless headset.

Sounds good, the last 600 and 700 stealth had a gew more features. But these are durable and don't make me sweat from the ear cuffs. Overall i would buy these again.

I have to say that I never saw myself spending $100 on a pair of headphones. But the isolation of these COVID days and the terrible quality of the cheaper headsets I have bought in the past changed my mind. I primarily use them to play Xbox mulitplayer games so that I can hang out with my friends virtually and blow off steam, and I needed reliable, good quality. What I got with these was a wholly unexpected level of quality. The sound is revolutionarily better than the $25-$50 headsets I have before. The mic is incredibly clear... and powerful enough that I hear ambient noise better through them than through my ears without them! They charge quickly, hold charge for days, and the fact that they are wireless is a great bonus for me. They're so good that I bought a second pair for a buddy whose crappy mic was driving me crazy... and he has been similarly blown away.

Beast wireless headphone for my game console I’ve bought yet. Long, very long lasting battery life. Good around sound quality. Easy use and connectivity. Definitely recommend over any wired headphones.

Fairly comfortable. Long Battery life. Do not take that long to charge. Has a separate knob for both chat volume and music volume which is very useful. Have enough bass and clarity for me. Works with Xbox One and Xbox Series X. Connects the same way you connect an Xbox controller. Support Dolby Atmos for headphones. The only negative for this headset is you cannot use it with any other devices. So no Bluetooth connection to any device you own. I bought these before Microsoft released their wireless headset which I probably would have bought over this headset simply because you can use with other Bluetooth devices.

I loved this headset the first day I used it. Loved the sound quality and mic response. After I used it a few days I started noticing connecting and pairing issues. I had to go back a return it for a second pair since I felt I had a defective one. I started using the second pair and started having same problems with my Xbox series X. I had to return it and change brand. If it wasn’t for many many connectivity issues and pairing I would’ve kept this. If it works for you I really liked the sound quality and comfort

Turtle Beach headset's never disappoint me. The sound and comfort is always top notch. This is my 4th Turtle Beach headset and I will always use these headsets for my gaming needs.

The noise canceling onthe headset is amazing and power last while you gaming also top notch stuff ....i highly recommend

Got this for my son, who is pretty rough on his gaming gear. This headset is holding up well in terms of durability. The wireless work, but can pick up some interference occasionally. Crackle and slight buzz at times. I suppose that's the trade off for losing the wires. Sound quality is good, but not elite. All-around a pretty decent entry level wireless headset for the price.

Great wireless headset for the value. Great sound and volume control between game volume and party chat with friends.

Great quality and very comfortable to use and feel great on the ears.

I bought this headset for my 9yr old. The True wireless is great, not a huge fan of being tethered to a controller. Battery life is good. Sound quality is great. The only down side is the background noise the mic picks up. With having a 6yr and a 2-1/2yr old in the house it makes it a bit annoying having to constantly mute to reduce all the chaos the mic picks up. Other than that the headset works great.

Good sound and easy to connect. Good battery life too. only downside is that it disconnects from the xbox every so often and it gets a little annoying. For that I cannot recommend to a gamer that plays competitive games like call of duty or overwatch because losing sound is crucial.