Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it, clear voice when talking to people on COD

When they work, they work well. However, I am having trouble with mine working. I have had numerous issues of the mic not working, the audio not working, and having to allow/disallow permission for the headset to get them to work. I am also having an issue that when listening to audio (music/YouTube) the audio will skip around like a CD scratching. I have tried fixing all of these errors by looking up information, but none of it will help. It's very possible I got a defective pair, but as is, they are two-star worthy.

Item was great....for the 10 minutes i got to use it!!! The adapter shut down and stopped working 10 minutes after i opened the box. Went to return them and i told the CSR that i wanted to trade for a new pajr cause i knew there were some there, and he just shrugged me off, said "thats weird" sent my money back and told me to have a nice day. It was quite terrible customer service. Id recommend this item, its a great item, i just got a faulty one. However, i would not recommend the store in Covington, Louisiana.

Very conflicted, having used turtle beach for the last 10 years ranging from the stealth 500- stealth 700 gen 3 I love their products and have always used them. However ever since getting the 700 gen 3 I have had constant problems with the headset disconnecting on my pc even though they are supposed to be compatible with them, this is the only headset that has ever had a issue with my pc out of all the other ones and it’s very tiring to try to reconnect them every 30 mins to a hour, when using on PlayStation they work decent besides the iffy mic quality, but for those who pc game and console game I would not suggest getting these

Needed a warranty replacement a few months in. Head cushion started to come off. Turtle beach is great with warranty. Got a new pair sent to me asap

Very easy setup and kid loves them compared to his old ones

THESE DO NOT HOLD CONNECTION, I FIND MY SELF DOING A RESET ON THESE EVERYTIME I WANT TO USE, MID GAME WILL BEEP THEN DISCONNECT FROM PC! NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY THESE FOR PC !!!!!!!!!

a lot of echo and feedback. the buttons are not intuitive.

Quality feels cheap. Cushions aren't as soft as the second gens. They hurts at times. I would purchase another pair of second gens if I had the chance.

Good headset for the budget friendly gamer. Nice buy.

When turning on takes longer to connect to xbox then my gen 1, it does now work well with PC at all the best thing about this headset is the battery life is great

These are the best pair of headsets over ever own no joke.

Turtle Beach, maker of many gaming accessories, has iterated their popular Stealth 700 headset with a pretty significant redesign! Lets dive into the changes and features to see if this one is worth your gaming dollar. The box contents are straightforward – a USB A to C cable, the headset, some documentation, and two(!!) wireless adapters. More on those in a minute. The headset itself is a pretty understated design, no RGB here, just a clean look. The earcups, and overall headset, are fairly large, housing huge 60mm diameter drivers and a battery that can power the headset for up to 80 hours. One big improvement over the previous 700 series is a completely redesigned hinge system. The previous design was prone to stress cracks over time; this new hinge looks like it won’t have this problem as it is fundamentally different. Mercifully, it also has a lower clamping pressure than the previous generation. Despite the bulk, the thick earcups and headband foam make this a very comfortable headset to wear. It also has a flip up mic, a hallmark of the 700 series, which I personally appreciate. It also has a huge number of controls – 4 total buttons and 3 dials. The buttons control power, sound preset, Bluetooth, and the new quick switch button to switch between the two included transmitters. The 3 wheels also allow for a lot of convenient control options that don’t require using a companion app. I really liked that when you turn the main volume and the Bluetooth volume wheels, it feeds back and sets the master volume on the device you are using, so on a PC your windows volume will decrease with the on-screen Windows volume indicator, and the same for the Bluetooth volume wheel. This is much better than an independent wheel where you have to find some combination of headset and system volume that works and you never quite know where each one is set. The other wheel controls the chat and game volume mix. The connectivity options on this headset are great, allowing for connections to a PC, Xbox, and Bluetooth device. When paired with Bluetooth, you can listen to music or run a call while still having game audio inputs mixed in. It also allows for app control of the headset features on your phone. One note here – the initial firmware update for the Xbox version requires using the app. While it is cool that firmware updates can be done through the app, the update process is a little interesting, requiring both transmitters to be powered on along with the headset. And yes, I did say both transmitters. This headset ships with two transmitters, one that can be used on a PC/Switch/PS5, and one for Xbox only. A single button press on the headset lets you flip dynamically between each input source. I prefer this over the trend lately of some headsets having large base stations that are sitting inline with your HDMI connections or need to be close to your devices – many times you want to game in different places, or the PC and console aren’t in the same room, so the base stations just end up being clunky and annoying. This headset can quickly flip between devices wherever they may be located. On to the reason for a headset – the sound it makes! As mentioned before, the 700 has truly massive 60mm drivers. It does not have any kind of active noise cancellation, which is fine for me, the isolation from the closed back design and foam is good enough for most use cases, and avoids any “cabin pressure” effect or ANC bugs. It also increases battery life, which at up to 80 hours is huge on this headset. It can go for a long time between charges, which is nice. Sound quality is good for games and you can hear many details that may be lost on cheaper headsets or smaller desktop speakers. For music, they work well, but they don’t quite live up to the level of something like a higher end set of dedicated music headphones in terms of clarity or detail. The mic is also decent, with ambient noises filtered out of chats. The best part is the flip to mute, I really like being able to flip the mic up into the earcup and not have to remove it or have it continually in my face. The headset also sports mic monitoring – it feeds your voice back into the headset in real time, so you don’t feel like you are shouting in a tunnel, which anyone else in your space will probably appreciate. Overall, if you are looking for a balanced headset in terms of connectivity, sound quality, features, and cost, the Stealth 700 Gen 3 represents a generational leap to the venerable 700 series. Turtle Beach made several quality and comfort improvements that make it one you should consider if you are looking for a new headset.

Not worth if had to buy these three times something was definitely wrong with these

I’m very happy with the Stealth 700 Gen 3. This is a fantastic offering from Turtle Beach and a headset that should be on anyone’s radar who uses multiple gaming systems. Unboxing and setup were straightforward, though I was presented a little print out of how to update the firmware via my phone’s Bluetooth. This process was a little convoluted, and I’m unsure if future updates will be using the same system to update or not. You’re prompted to download the Swarm software, connect the phone to Bluetooth, then connect both USB transmitters to a power source and keep everything close together while updating. I got through it, but still. Once everything is updated, though, the headset is ready to rock. It’s a sleek-looking headset, with plush padding on the head strap and earcups. The mic is nice and folds up into the left earcup when not in use. I don’t believe there’s any way to swap what side the mic is on, so if you’re a stickler for what side you prefer the mic to be on you may have a hard time with that. Everything feels very well built, and a piece of hardware that should last a long while. There are metal accents and plastic, but no creaking is notable. The fit is also fantastic, without feeling too heavy or applying too much pressure onto your head to keep the headset on. Two headsets that I used to use prior to the Stealth 700 were the Logitech G Pro Wireless on PC and Astro A40 for my Xbox. Both of these did get uncomfortable after two-plus hours of usage, which was always annoying. Speaking of, I constantly swap between my PC, Xbox, and editing video footage on my Macbook Pro. Why is this important? Because, due to the chip inside the Stealth 700, the headset can be connected to all 3 simultaneously, and I can swap back and forth between all of them at a touch of a button. This is the best part of the whole experience and one that simply has to be considered for those jumping back and forth between systems on a semi-regular basis. There are a lot of buttons/dials on the headset itself. You have three different volume controls: one for overall volume, one for mixer of game versus chat volume, and one for another earcup if you set up separate earcup volume controls. Then you have the transmitter selection, which swaps the sound to the other USB transmitter if you have it plugged in. There’s also a mode selection button, which can be customized to set different sound modes that can be selected. Onto the sound, it’s very good for a gaming headset and tweakable in a lot of different ways via your PC with the Swarm software. There are 60mm drivers which give ample low-end, and the high-end is detailed enough for most applications. What this is not, however, is a super balanced and rich-sounding pair of headphones. I would recommend using better headphones to purely listen to music, but I imagine for most this won’t really be a concern. You can, though, connect the headset to any Bluetooth device to use as normal headphones, which is nice. I found the battery life to be very good, too. I was able to go a solid two weeks using it 30 total hours and still had 42% left according to the Swarm software. My only actual con, aside from the fact that the headset is pretty large overall, is that there is no provided carrying case. Most competitors include a soft pouch in the box to transport the headset around, but there is nothing here for that. I’d prefer to have that extra protection wherever possible. So, overall, the Stealth 700 Gen 3 is a great improvement on the previous Stealth generations, and I’d recommend it to anyone who uses multiple systems on a regular basis. My only gripe is that there’s no carrying case included.

Honestly it's 2025-2026 and I don't believe a headset that has the Xbox brand or a "made for Xbox" printed on it should require a dongle to work with the system. Now the boxing is misleading and the associate told me the headset would work with my Xbox natively. That the dongle would only be used if I wished to use it with another system.

It would be the perfect headset to either watch a movie or listen to some good music

The sound from the headphones are ok, but overall I'd have to say that they are overly complicated to use. The usb dongle seems unnecessary. I use them on my pc and its better without the usb equipment. If you have extra money and if you like turtle beach products... go ahead and buy, but if you prefer simple yet useful with good sound... buy something else.

Not a good headset for the price it carries turtle beach used to be some of the best gear but I feel that has changed. I experience drop outs. Poor audio quality mic quality isn’t great and phone connection to manage settings is a pain.

They worked really well for the time I had them, but as of now I have to stay connected via Bluetooth, cause the usb transmitters keep disconnecting :(