Customer Ratings & Reviews

Don’t buy these things they suck. I bought two pairs and both have quit working. They are worthless piece of junk.

Sound quality is not great. Did not last very long at all broke right after return window expired.

Terrible headphones. They don’t hold a charge, and they keep cutting in and out while I’m playing. Waste of 200$

My headphones suck sounds like statically and keeps going out i do not like them

Easy to set up, basically it was plug and play. My son loves it

Terrible experience using it the ps5 and brakes easily.

I needed a wireless over the ear headset. This has worked great.

Broke with in 36 days and no refund my ps5 didn’t blue tooth

Opening the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max Multiplatform Gaming Wireless Headset, I find the headset, a USB/A wireless transmitter, a USB/A to USB/C charging cable, a sticker, and a user’s guide. First off, like other Turtle Beach headsets. I like the adjustable size. I have a rather large cranium and even on the last setting, sometimes things are just a bit uncomfortable, but not these or other Turtle Beach units. I have them on comfortably and with additional clicks left. They also look very well constructed and don’t feel cheap in my hands. The mic is stashed nicely in the left ear pod and has a couple of sound clicks when putting it in use. When not in use, it tucks in completely except for the tip which protrudes just enough to get a finger to pull on it to make it easy to open. I didn’t realize it, but after reading the back of the box (yeah, guys don’t read instructions) the headset is glasses-friendly. I wear a pair of prescription glasses with blue blockers, and I didn’t even notice how well they stayed in place with the headset on. Nice! For the first use, I plugged the USB transmitter into my PC and fired up some music. I was getting some stuttering or cut-outs, so I referred to the guide (yup, that problem again, lol) and saw that I needed to unwrap the transmitter because there is a switch for PC and PS4. Not sure why, but it seemed to help the issue. I still had some cut-out, but it’s probably just placement. I have a lot of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth around my desk. After moving a few things around, I was getting decent playback. Next, it’s off to my gaming PC and see how it performs. Hang tight. So, I played about an hour of N4S Most Wanted and it did the same thing as the music. For the first few minutes, the headset cut out and stuttered, then after connecting Bluetooth through Windows, it seemed to go away. I do have another Turtle Beach wireless headset in the office, so maybe it was trying both, going back and forth…Not sure. Anyway, once it was going, it was flawless. I was immersed in the game and the headset wasn’t bothersome. It felt good and I didn’t even think about it. Just racing and running from a ton of police cars. First time I had SUV’s and Corvettes after me. I don’t use my PlayStation much anymore, but I tested it out and it worked as it should. I had to go into settings and change the output to the Turtle Beach headset, but that wasn’t a big deal. It would be nice if it just switched itself, but again, no biggie. I then went to the Turtle Beach website and downloaded the Audio Hub software. It installed on my PC and then wanted an update, so I basically installed it twice. I then put the Bluetooth dongle in and turned on the headset. The app asked me to connect the headset via the power/charging cable. I did that and it said I have the latest updates, so that was for not. I did so to see if an update might fix those dropouts/cut-offs and stuttering I experience when I first connected. There are a few more apps for download, but they are for other headsets and not the Stealth 700 Gen Max. Finally, except for the connection issues I have when I first connect, I really enjoy the headphones. They are built well, sound great, and fit my head. I still believe there’s some interference in my office that’s causing the issue and I’m sure I’ll figure it out soon enough. I’d have no problem recommending these to my friends as I’m sure they’d enjoy them as much as I do.

Not dependable. Returned after a few days. Wouldn't charge. Wouldn't work.

Should have noise cancellation for the price they have it at

Terrible product. DOA. Product was not returnable.

This headset is awesome. Wished i grabbed it before

Only used a few times. Now they won’t turn on or charge. No led light to indicate charging.

If you are into gaming, then I am sure you have seen or may have even tried a Turtle Beach headset. My first Turtle beach headset was a wired Call of Duty headset for the PS4. I always thought that Turtle Beach made a solid headset. With this being my fourth Turtle Beach headset, I have seen nothing to change my opinion. Many people wonder how long it takes out of the box until you are in action. The answer here is not long at all. This headset is a wireless unit so all you need to do is take the dongle and slide the side switch to PC or PS depending on what you are using this headset with. Next put the dongle in a USB port on the PC or PS4/PS5, and the headset does the rest. If you are using this with a PS system, there are no extra downloads. The software recognizes the headset right away. You will connect before FortNite does. If you had the Stealth 600 model, there was some lag between when you powered on the headset and when the PS system paired. This has been fixed with the 700. Paring only takes a couple of seconds. Sound quality is fantastic for this headset. In fact, I think this is the best sounding Turtle Beach I have had. With the Sony 3D sound for PS5, this headset gets after it. I mostly used it with gaming, but you could use it to watch you favorite video as well, and it will sound amazing. If you are gaming with teammates, just flip down the mic, and you can talk with your friends. The nice part of this headset is there are separate volume controls for the game and for the chat. This makes it nice to find that sweet spot you want. Also, you can hear yourself speak in the headset. I like headsets that do this, so this was is an extra bonus. As far as battery life goes, I have never had a headset last longer. Most headsets I must charge every few nights. I have gone 10 days without charging even with playing a couple hours a night with friends. This battery claims to last 40 hours. I don’t know if it is that long, but it sure feels like that is right. If I do have a complaint on this headset, it has to do with comfort. This is an over-the-ear headset, and as such, can feel a little tight after a couple of hours. There is a break in period, but even then, it can feel tight after a couple of hours. Also, I don’t think I have big ear, but the earmuffs are not very big and can press your ears adding to the discomfort. Turtle Beach claims that they have made these glasses friendly as well. While there is a bit of softening near where glasses go, they still will press in to add to the discomfort. The last part is with the tight fit, they can start to make your ears feel hot after a while. With that said though, these seem to be common problems with most over-the-ear headsets. I thought I should mention those though for those wondering. In the end, Turtle Beach has improved on their headset line with the Stealth 700 Gen 2. The battery life is amazing, and this is the best sounding Turtle Beach headset I have come across. I would recommend this headset to people. I do not think you will be disappointed.

Junk! Owned 3 pair all broke off just above the ear cup near swivel in less than a year

Worst headset I have ever used. Don’t waste your money on this item.

3 days of using the products and it starts to have static and cutting out my mic

I must’ve got a bad one, but unfortunately mine did not work

Used couple weeks. Plugged in to charge. Stoped working