Customer Ratings & Reviews

Didn’t connect really. They comfortable tho. I prefer just a straight up headset for Xbox only

I got this headset thinking it would be a quality product but i was wrong. This headset refuses to connect to my xbox. I wouldn’t waste the money. Also be advised the instructions are not clear.

Great for Bluetooth but the wireless mode is REALLY bad. Sound is awful connecting to the Xbox. Will be trading this in for an Xbox official headset.

Had connection issues plugged in from the back of my pc. Had to plug it away from my motherboard. The sound is fine.

This headset is perfect for use with PC and Xbox. I love the flip to mute microphone boom, how it folds up and out of the way and the indicators on this headset are clear and bright. The charging LED is nice and large, and shows clear colors for charging and charged. The microphone also shows red for muted. These are a little weighty and a touch snug, but that allows them to fit well and stay on your head during any kind of rambunctious play. I haven't tested the 80 hours of battery life, but they have to be right around if not exceeding that, because with some daily short amounts of play I feel like I'm charging them once a week. There are multiple connectivity options, but I find I have the best / lowest latency using the included USB adapter. I believe that routes the audio signal via RF, and that make sense that it's faster than bluetooth. The overall construction is very solid and the unboxing is a pleasant one that I would expect from these high end products. The ear cups feel like some kind of soft synthetic material that is more breathable than leather but seems to be comfortable and wear well. The headband portion is VERY heavy duty and while this is usually a failure point on other headphones, these seem to have that figured out.

Can't leave a review because the headsets was Stolen

Trash product worst one I’ve ever had totally trash

It wasn’t worth the money The headphones didn’t come with everything

Not so good, breaks down super fast, can’t get it connect or work all the time. Should’ve bought geek squad protection with it :-(

I've re-ignited my passion for gaming with new builds and peripherals and have tried a fair share of headsets, but the new Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Wireless Gaming Headset has truly impressed me. From the moment I put them on, I could tell they were something special. They are extremely lightweight and comfortable, making them perfect for long gaming sessions. The memory foam ear cushions and headband are incredibly soft, and even after hours of play, they don't cause any discomfort, even when I'm wearing glasses. This level of comfort is a must have and a huge plus for me in this Turtle Beach headset. One of the standout features of the Stealth 600 is its multifunctionality. Switching between Xbox and PC is seamless, thanks to the clever design of the USB dongle. With just a slide of a button, I can effortlessly switch platforms, and if I prefer, I can connect via Bluetooth for even more flexibility. This convenience makes it easy to jump between different devices without any hassle. Battery life is another area where the Stealth 600 excels. The long-lasting battery means I can game for extended periods without worrying about needing a charge. It's a relief to not have to constantly check battery levels, allowing me to stay immersed in my games. Sound quality is paramount for any gaming headset, and the Stealth 600 delivers in spades. The audio is crisp and clear, with excellent bass and treble balance. Whether I'm listening to enemy footsteps or enjoying the soundtrack of my favorite game, the sound is always on point. The microphone is non-intrusive and provides clear communication with my teammates, without being a distraction. The available companion app via either mobile or desktop gives access to keep drivers and software up to date and provides several levels of customization via EQ to get personalized sound, mic adjustments, or even map the different buttons and wheels that come on the headset. Personally, the default settings are tuned in just right for me and I have yet to adjust them. Online teammates say they hear me just fine without any background distractions and the games sounds are pure, crisp, and clear for me. I can even hear nuances in games that I never hear with other headsets, truly amazing. In conclusion, the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Wireless Gaming Headset is a fantastic choice for any gamer. Its lightweight and comfortable design, exceptional sound quality, and versatile connectivity options make it a standout product. If you're in the market for a new gaming headset, the Stealth 600 should definitely be at the top of your list.

Very uncomfortable, made my ears really warm (really fast) and the sounds was below average. worth it to get a premium headphone instead of spending money on this

I loved this headset until it died within a month and wouldn’t turn back on. It won’t charge. I’ve tried multiple chargers. Tried all troubleshooting. Charged it all night. Nothing. Too late to return.

Mic quit working after one week. Not very impressed with this headset at this point. My son bought it with his own money and now we have to travel to replace or wait who knows how long for Turtle Beach to replace.

I have owned several pairs of headphones over my lifetime of playing computer games since the mid to late 90s so about say 27 years and i have owned way more expensive roccat to a ten dollar headset. The big things i look for is sound quality of course, ease of setup, weight on my head, comfort and lastly the software package and battery life. After using these for about 30 hours i have to say i was pretty impressed with all the above. They have a 80 hour battery life and i have not hooked it to a charger other than the original first charge and the battery is still rocking strong after 30 hours of use. They are compatible with almost anything you can throw at them with Bluetooth or 2.4 GHZ wireless hookup. I also like the flip to mute Mic so I'm not fumbling trying to find a button to mute the Mic i simply flip the Mic up and it mutes it, so nice touch. For sound quality they use Waves 3D Audio & they have the bigger 50mm Drivers. So you are getting some nice punch with the sound and base. The memory foam is very nice around your ears. Makes it so they don't feel like they are cutting into your head and memory foam is nice and light also. All in all i did not have any bad experiences with the headset. Sound quality was very good, felt nice on my head did not get heavy after long gameplay session and never had the battery die on me even after 30 hour of use with no charge since setup charge. So if your looking for a midrange headset with pretty good sound quality i would defiantly grab a set.

I really like this headset. Really, really like them. I am not a audiophile but I bet if one listened to these they would like them as well. They are very comfortable. The ear cups have that soft material that doesn't make my head sweat while playing a long session of Ghost Recon or Helldivers II. I don't know what voodoo Turtle Beach used to make these sound the way they do but they got their money's worth out of it. Did I mention they are comfortable? They look good. Hold a charge for a good amount of time. Once I fully charged them I still haven't had to plug them in and that was a ten days ago. A few sessions of gaming about three hours a piece and a four days on standby not being used they are sitting at 65% battery left. Gotta love it. The mic has decent sound and I like the way it tucks away. My only con with these is that the power button is kinda small. I have to take them off to engage it. If you have a big head or know someone who does and they complain about not being able to find a good headset that looks good, feels good and sounds good tell them to give these a shot. I would have no problem recommending these.

Wireless mode repeats in your ear every 5 minutes distorting the mic and headphones

constantly disconnects from pc ..... tried drivers firmware updates ... nothing work. useless as a headset.

To begin, there is a lot to like with these headphones. First and foremost, they work well. Even at the loudest volume there is no distortion and, while I would not say they were overly loud, it is hard to imagine a use case where the maximum volume is not enough for me (or most users, for that matter). The microphone "clicks" into place and has an auto-mute function when it is folded up into the headset, which is really nice compared to others where the mic stays live unless you take steps to manually turn it off. The microphone picks up well and my voice is clear when using it. The headset can be used via bluetooth or wireless using the USB dongle included in the box. There is a USB-A to USB-C cable included in the box for charging as well. There are two volume knobs on the unit that have the right amount of tactile feel and "clicking" when adjusting the volume. The first is the master volume and the second is a "game/chat mix" or "variable mic-monitoring" adjustment, depending on whether you are using the headphones with an Xbox, Playstation, or a PC. There is a button that allows you to quickly switch between bluetooth and wireless modes (although, if wireless is working well, there really is no need for bluetooth). Another button toggles the different EQ settings between "signature sound," bass boost, base and treble booster and vocal boost. Unfortunately, there is nothing in the minimalist documentation that accompanies the headphones to let you know what these modes are... I had to go online to figure that one out. The unit also has something Turtle Beach calls "superhuman hearing" mode that amplifies critical in-game sounds that are supposed to give you an edge when gaming (such as hearing enemy footsteps, an approaching tank, etc.). When enabled, however, the EQ settings are disabled. Apparently, Turtle Beach has data on this feature that indicates it can make a 20% to 40% difference in gaming metrics. The games I play, however, are not such at I would really benefit from this feature, so I do not have much feedback on it. Beyond volume controls and special feature, the headphones themselves, just by virtue of their construction, do a decent job of blocking out external noise. While there is a lot to love with these headphones, this takes me to its perceived shortcomings. First of all, the dongle and the headphones must be updated, which was not a very intuitive process. While the instructions provide a QR code for an Android or iPhone, I had no desire to connect these headphones to my phone. So, I connected it to my PC instead... and nothing worked out of the box. I had to install Turtle Beach's application. The caveat, however, is that when I initially went on their website to find the application, it had me download the wrong application. I only found this out after must frustration and re-reading the lean instructions and the fine print stating I needed the Swarm II desktop software. Once I had the right software installed, however, the upgrade process was relatively straightforward. I ultimately tested this headset out with a PS5 and it worked well, but that was after updating through my PC. I have no idea how I would have done that from my PS5. My next complaint is the material used for the ear pads. Rather than a nice, supple leather, the headphones use a cloth material that I would describe as somewhat scratchy. At the time I am writing this review, I have had the headphones off my head for a good 30 minutes and my ears still feel warm and somewhat itchy. I suppose this ultimately comes down to personal preference and I am sure the material would not bother some users. The headset is comfortable otherwise. They have decent "heft," but are not too heavy on the head. So, setup and ear pad material aside, there is probably a lot to like with these headphones given the price. Personally, though, I would probably spend a little extra to have a leather ear pad that is more comfortable.

Fantastic sound quality, comfortable even after multiple hours of use, long battery life, and easy to set up. Even though the box is marked “for XBox” these fully work with the PS5 as well (there’s a little slider button on the USB dongle that you need to select, but that’s it). I tried the PS explore buds before these- they were incredibly uncomfortable and like $70 more expensive even while on sale, I returned them the same day. 10/10 recommend the Stealth 600s.

The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 v3 wireless gaming headset is a contender at this price point. Connecting them to the PC is straight forward. You can also simultaneously connect to your phone via Bluetooth. You can also easily switch between the two with a press of a button. This makes gaming and being able to take a call very easy without even having to remove the headset. You can easily mute the mic by just putting it upright. All the controls are on the left side and easy to access. It does take a minute to remember what button does what though. The sound is... Okay. I know sound is subjective, but I found the Stealth 600 v3'S to sound average, even after trying to adjust the EQ. You have the ability to adjust the EQ on the PC version of the app, but oddly not the Android phone version. You can also quick select 4 preset EQ's right out of the box on the headset itself. The volume is where I take issue with this headset. The volume is very low until you get to around 80, then goes up quickly every advance after that. On top of that, the volume control on the headset moves the volume generally by 6's, but sometimes it will max the volume by clicking one notch. Can be annoying and frustrating at the same time. I found using the volume of my keyboard only goes up by 2's and is much more manageable for controlling the volume. I found the Stealth 600 v3's to be fairly comfortable. I wear glasses while gaming and did not have any issues with the ear pads pressing the frames causing any pain or fatigue, but I do have an issue with the speaker part touching the tops of my ears causing pressure, and sometimes discomfort. If the ear pads were a little thicker or deeper, this wouldn't be a problem. The supporting app gives you access to many other features like the EQ(PC only) and the ability to customize some of the buttons on the headset. Another nice feature the app has is that it also gives you the ability to setup Macros on you keyboard that are game specific while the app is running. One thing I found rather odd was that I had to update the firmware via the phone app. The battery life is very good. I've been using them all week, playing a few hours a day, and the battery level is showing 90% in the app. I do wish that there was an option to put the battery life meter/percentage in the icon tray. Likes: 1.) Battery Life 2.) Supporting app 3.) Easy mic mute Dislikes: 1.) Volume and volume control 2.) Not the most comfortable for me. 3.) Have to update firmware via the phone app, at least initially