Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good product, average connectivity. Have to turn off and on my headset a couple times to hear audio

Stoped working after 5 days of purchase it has not been frustrating

This headset has a problem with constant disconnections other than that they were incredible.

This review is for a Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox. Headset comes nicely packaged, clearly indicating what it is capable of doing and system that it works with. It not only works with Xbox but also PlayStation, PC, Nintendo and Mobile. I love the design where you can turn the speakers outward, so that when you get tired of wearing them, you can still hear the sounds clearly. That alone is a game changer for me. The ability to control game volume and chat volume on the headset is a nice feature. The headset is stylish for any setting in black and silver. The button and volume placements are perfectly placed so you can remember where and what to press at a moments need. The cushions are large and fit around my large ears, so it is comfortable for long play time. The distance that I can walk away from my Xbox is far greater than any other pair I have owned. The audio still breaks up a little but it is not bad. I have enjoyed using the app. It has a 10 bar equalizer that you can play with. I have heard things in songs that I have never heard before while changing the equalizer. It has something call Superhuman hearing but all it does it cut out the bass(probably too much) and turns up the volume more than regular. The battery life is incredible. So far it hasn't gone out. No complaints from my friends about how I sound on the mic. The only thing that I can say is about the bass. I like bass and there isn't enough for me. When I turn up the bass through the equalizer I can hear some distortion so I have to back it down but everything else sounds great. The bass is there, but again it is not enough for me. I still love this headset and it is my new favorite.

This review is for the Xbox version of the headset, but the differences are not huge between the three versions. Turtle Beach has been around about as long as I’ve been gaming, and I’ve always considered their stuff as “good”. I’ve bought the cheapest headsets and the most expensive they sell through the years and I’ve gotten satisfactory performance and durability on every set. They’re one of the few peripheral companies I haven’t screamed at the device and sworn them off. This headset may be close to endgame in this tier. The best thing about this headset is true multipoint switching from separate transmitters that you can use on different devices and switch seamlessly -we've seen this before, but this one works. The Bluetooth connection has not failed yet, which already is better connectivity than the last revision of the Stealth 700, but also beats every other Bluetooth capable gaming set I've ever used, including much more pricey options. I’ve only had connectivity issues having the headset switch back to the correct transmitter after it powers off automatically after 30 minutes. I don’t think it’s an issue with the headset, I’m pretty sure it’s my fumbling, but the high quality source switching is worth the tiny bit of effort I’ll put into operating this extremely simple system. FWIW, this model (Xbox version) has one dongle labeled “XBOX” and one marked “USB”. The USB one reports as a standard USB audio device in Windows and works with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X very well. The transmitter labeled XBOX reports in Windows as an Xbox controller and carries audio via what would normally be the controller output, which takes care of messing with any extra software, you can just make adjustments as if you were using a native headset on the controller. Operation is simple and satisfying no matter what source you’re using. I’m not an expert, but I sense the ghost of Roccat is here in this headset’s design. In comparing my previous wireless headset (Turtle Beach Stealth Pro) the differences are obvious and pleasing in each facet of the headset’s looks and operation. The headband has a pleasant rubber finish on the top and soft padding on the bottom which seems thin, but works perfectly in my case. The adjustment bars on each side of the band has a pleasant matte finish rather than the bare steel on the Pro. The “yoke” or mounting arm for the earcups is where I see and feel the similarity to my SYN Air Max. They have the same single point mounting system, which seems odd at first, but when you put them on and take a couple of second for adjustment, what you’ll find is this yoke design is extremely comfortable. The cups will find a comfortable level front to back and side to side like any other headset, but as you wear it longer, there is less overall pressure and no pressure points I could feel. The cushions accomodate my glasses perfectly, I barely notice a difference with or without glasses. I have now done a 4 hour and 6 hour session without removing these and they’re right on par with my absolute favorites. I have a giant noggin as well, making extended wear with any headset uncomfortable, but these Stealth 700s fit perfectly. The sound is very good, I’m even able to listen to music on these 700s and it’s not horrible! It’s not good enough to use as a primary music headset, but there is fun to be had in here. So much modern music has sub-bass all over it that is inaudible on most music devices, this headset, thanks to the massive 60mm drivers (roughly 30% more surface area), effortlessly renders the sub-bass all the way down and up, there is not a giant hole on the low end (good job). The higher half of the spectrum sounds to me like these cans are clearly tuned for gaming, especially big booms :) . Vocals and instruments have a bit of a wooden sound on the "Signature Sound" setting. For gaming, this is perfect. The equalizer in the Swarm II app allows for really notable improvements, but I didn’t get this headset for music, it’s for gaming and movies on the Xbox and computer, and for that, these are as good as any high end gaming headset I’ve heard. The "wooden" sound signature does seem intentional, as positional cues are clearly audible and with the help of the Dolby Atmos or DTS:X surround software in Windows, I was able to hear people walking around walls perfectly. If you use Swarm II to activate the classic Superhuman Hearing, it makes some adjustments to punch up footsteps and reloads, especially when they’re faint. When gaming, your phone remains connected (!?!) and can play simultaneously with the audio from the transmitter you’re connected to – with fair sound quality. I played the same songs through iTunes in Windows via the transmitter and through Apple Music on my phone, and if you’ve ever wondered what Bluetooth does to your music, give it a try, it’s quite obvious when you can A/B with the same cans. It's amazing how bad BT sounds, even in 2024... Sound quality on every wireless headset nowadays is not "good", but it's serviceable. It seems battery life sells more headsets, and huge battery life means teeny power for driving what are now huge diaphrams. As an aside: If you have trouble with no sound after the headset goes to sleep, click on the Windows speaker icon, choose another output, then go back to the TB headset and you'll get sound. If you have easy access to your ports, you can pull the transmitter and replug it also. This isn't a TB problem; this is Windows showing its colors as MS shortsightedly allows it to rot in the name of advertising revenue. I've had the issue with multiple other wireless sets from other brands, I just assume that's how it works now. The app is minimal, with basic controls and some adjustments for the factory sounds presets. You can save equalizer settings in there as well as “Game Preset” modes that cycle with the factory modes – via the Mode button on the headset, and they give beeps for feedback, counting one for the first mode, two for the second, etc. There is no audio feedback when you get into your own presets, but I figure there a couple of fixes coming around, as the remapping of the lower left wheel is also mentioned in the app, but the functionality is not yet exposed. You can adjust the brightness of the LEDs on each of the transmitters as well, which is a quality of life feature that may not seem like a big deal, but it’s so much more pleasant when gaming or watching a movie to not be looking at the transmitter light pulsing. What is missing? Nothing really. There is no active noise cancellation for your ears, but the microphone does a good job of clearing all the A/C noise in my room. Passive noise reduction is very good, mostly (I think) because of the luxurious padding and could likely be slightly modded to cut down on the noise making it’s way in through the body, but the damping is good enough that I’m not going to bother. These being semi-open cups, there's always going to be a little noise. The other thing that’s getting harder and harder to put up with is the lack of battery swap capabilities – it can be done, very well, as they’ve already proven on the Pro. The astronomical battery life numbers are great, but when I forget to charge my headset or when the time comes that the battery no longer takes a charge, I’m going to be on a wire. The battery swap on the Pro has been a lifesaver in organized matches after I’ve forgotten to charge up. I'm sure it's a more costly system, but the days of sealing batteries into our devices and making them "non-replaceable" need to end. But I've digressed- The Stealth 700’s third iteration is a big jump forward in refinement and user experience beyond the previous model. The yoke system is the most comfortable you can buy in my opinion, the build quality, great padding, light weight, monster bass, and stellar battery life all add up to the headset to beat in it’s tier. If you’re looking for quality over a bunch of features you’ll never use, this is the one to go for.

Its always bugging keeps disconnecting and do t sound good at all worst headset previous model was better this 700 is trash

When it comes to gaming everyone needs a gaming headset and Turtle Beach continues to put out top of the line headsets for gaming. With this latest iteration they continue to not only put out a product with great sound quality and battery life, but also bring a superb redesign and intriguing additional features. Key Features: Build Quality & Design: Right out of the box you can tell these fit that typical Turtle Beach mold of being a quality product. The comfort is exceptional as I have not had any issues in the slightest during long gaming sessions. Then they have done this with an exceptional redesign of the appearance. The new sleek wireless look gives it that overall premium appearance. They also did a great job here with the button/scroll wheel placement as the layout is extremely straightforward and you will learn the location of each extremely quickly. Dual Ear Cup Volume: This is actually where the first new feature comes into play as each ear cup volume can be changed individually as there is a separate scroll wheel for each. There is also an additional scroll wheel on the left ear cup that controls your game versus chat volume. The only other buttons on the headset are a power button, Bluetooth button, mode button, and transmitter toggle button. Crossplay Audio: This brings us to the other new feature with this headset in that the headset supports crossplay. How this works is that the headset includes a usb dongle for both your PC and your Xbox so once you have plugged each into that respective device you can simply bounce back and forth between the audio from your PC to your Xbox by clicking the button on your headset. This is such a smart feature to include and is a huge selling point for me. Simultaneous Bluetooth: In addition to this the headset also offers simultaneous audio over bluetooth so if you're in a discord call on your phone you can still hear audio from the game or you could listen to music from your phone along with the audio from the game. Sound Performance: When it comes to sound performance this headset definitely excels. The sound quality is very rich and detailed. The noise cancellation component definitely helps with this as it is superb. The customizable EQ settings include Turtle Beach`s famous “SuperHuman” hearing which is great when playing shooters where you are listening for footsteps. Voice Performance: The microphone here again hits everything you could need as everyone I play with can hear me without issue and note that my voice comes out extremely clear with no background noise whatsoever. The flip to mute microphone is a must anymore and it works flawlessly here without issue as it always seems to recognize when it is in the up or down position. Overall, this is a premium gaming headset that checks all the boxes from a sleek new design that is comfortable for long gaming sessions to a superb audio experience that offers a wide range of customizable options. The greater emphasis to play/listen to audio from multiple devices quickly and simultaneously are great new features here that make this headset standout from competitors. Thus, as someone that has used a variety of gaming headsets from Razer, Astro, and HyperX I definitely find myself always coming back to these. For that reason I would highly recommend these to anyone in the market for a gaming headset.

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 has been a versatile headset and has really went above and beyond my expectations! We use this headset on our PC, Xbox, and even iPad! The comfort level is really out of this world, and I am able to wear this headset for hours on end while gaming with zero discomfort. The flip down microphone is very nice, and adds to the versatility of the headset. When I am not gaming I can simply flip the mic up and out of my way with a flick of the wrist! The sound quality is amazing, and I really enjoy using this headset for FPS games that require directional sound, it works very well on this headset. The mic quality is phenomenal as well, everyone hears me very well on any platform I use this headset for gaming. I even use this for some work calls, and it comes through loud and clear there as well. Setup is a breeze and you can have this synced to your devices in a few seconds using the two included USB wireless devices. The value on the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 is really great, I don't think you can find anything that will beat it in this price range!

If the product worked all the time it would be a lot higher but the headphones need to fought with for 5 minutes to connect to the xbox and then randomly lose the connection. Debating on a return still.

if i can return them for another set mayb my review would've been a 5star

For contexts sake, I’ve been gaming for thirty years, play over 20 hours a week, and formerly gamed competitively. Trust me when I say that this is a solid headset. I’ve owned probably over a dozen turtle beach accessories over the years, primarily headsets but even their pro controllers and stuff I’m probably forgetting. While I’ll never accuse them of making the highest quality accessories, the one kudo I’ll provide is that they have great customer service. So regardless of product purchase, it’s always good to buy from them as they’re a trusted brand that’s been around for a long time, at a high level. Besides brand familiarity, out of the package, this comes sleek out of the box. Right away I noticed how lightweight yet solid the headset is. I’m not sure what material they’re using but this certainly seems a bit more sturdy than prior models like the 500 and 600. Setup is wildly simple and they key feature with this years model seems to be the dual usb transmitters. The headset works with nearly every current and prior generation gaming system and while I tested it successfully, I don’t use multiple systems for online play enough for the feature to move the needle for me. That said, it’s super easy to use by plugging into your PC and Xbox separately, respectively, and then hitting the toggle button on the headset to swap back and forth between which one you use. As for the companion app to adjust audio, this is normally where turtle beach suffers the most and while it’s slightly improved recently, it still is hit and miss. That said, there’s audio presets but I like to go in, set up ANC, turn superhuman hearing on, turn down mic monitoring and be off to the races. Comparing this to my stealth pros, it’s a little tough to tell the audio difference between headsets, but that’s a good thing as it’s just crisp audio. Everything comes through and I rely on audio tons during gaming, easily picking up on audio clues where my friends aren’t hearing footsteps, for example. It almost feels like cheating with how good the sound quality is. As for outgoing sound, they’re touting the new “AI microphone” this year. I’m not sure of the logistics of that but my friends think I sound great with minimal to no background noise coming in, so that’s a big win too. Lastly is the battery life which sticks out above its peers. Turtle Beach claims an 80 hour battery cycle, which I’m not sure if I hit but I got close. Even once the battery depleted, the quick charge feature was a dream to get back in the game asap. Either way, between the lightweight yet sturdy device, long battery life, clear audio both incoming, and outgoing, it’s nearly everything you’d want in a headset and I’ll certainly recommend picking this up.

Terrible mic, constant connectivity issues just a bad headset I paid way to much for garbage

The mic quality stinks and the ear cups are awful.

Comparing blackshark v2 pro 2023 blackshark positives: - better footsteps - better mic - good surround sound blackshark negatives: - close sounding surround (not very spacious) - mids are recessed - clarity is not that great gen 3 700 positives: - clarity is excellent - mids are NOT recessed - 24bit audio when connected to PC - surround sound is spacious Gen 3 700 negatives: - footsteps arent as pronounced as blackshark (unless using super hearing mode which sounds bad imo) - mic is mediocre. not terrible but also not great. (PC version has the better quality mic). - 2 apps - one for phone and one for PC (phone app is required which is annoying). - the 2 dongles can be kinda finicky, but theyve been very solid now for me. Think the updates solved it. - the updates take forever on this headset...

I've gone through 2 different headsets within a matter of weeks after my Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 MAX Gaming headset broke. A HyperX and Steelseries. I was trying to find something that is compatible for both Xbox and Playstation. The HyperX was only available for Playstation and the Steelseries was compatible for both but it began to issues after a few days. I decided to revert back to Turtle Beach and picked up the Stealth 700 Gen 3 wireless and it is a game changer! I love the audio quality, noise cancelation, the sounds, the feeling, everything. It comes with 2 USB transmitters and that's the game changing part. One transmitter is dedicated to Xbox only and the other is labeled USB, meaning you can plug it into Playstation, PC or Switch and it's just one push of a button on the headset to switch between both transmitters! I highly recommend the headset! Turtle Beach always had great performance, sound and everything. If anything happens to it, ill gladly replace it for the exact same one. 10/10!

I’m enjoying these quite a bit, the sound quality is great for both mic and sound, and they really do work well with glasses. They are heavy, and I haven’t found the right fit, but I do have a small head so this has been a problem with other brands too. Overall really good!

I have had a handful of Turtle Beach headsets over the years, and while they never blew me away with the build quality compared to some of the competition, they always offered good features and value for the price. I have been pleasantly surprised by this new Stealth 700 Gen 3 wireless headset so far. The build quality feels rock solid with frame being a thick metal. This makes the headset a little heavier than others I have used, but they're sturdy and sit comfortably on my head. The controls are easy to get accustomed too, though there are a lot of buttons and adjustment wheels on both ear cups. I prefer flip to mute mics, and so far this one has performed flawless in my testing. USB-C charging is nice to see. The ear cups themselves are thick and plush, and I have not had any issues with comfort while using it. Because this a closed-back design, heat can build up around your ears after long gaming sessions, but I would say it has been on par with other closed back headsets I have used. Overall this headset feels sturdy and well built, it's comfortable, and works great for music/gaming audio, as well as chat. I also like that it pairs to my phone and the usb dongle whenever I turn it on. So you can either use it for pc audio, or use it to take a call on your cellphone. I like the multiple uses and functions it offers.

Ok, these are great wireless headset, comfortable to wear with glasses and the sound is great. The feature I love most with these is that it comes with two dongles to connect the headset to two different systems at the same time. I love that. So, if you have a console and a PC or two consoles in different rooms it makes moving between devices easy. I honestly wish more companies with wireless dongles included a spare. If nothing else, you have spare in case you lose it or break it which is awesome to have a backup. Now setup, at least of time of writing the review to upgrade the firmware, which is generally a good idea, you will have to use the mobile application to do it, though they did say it will be coming to the PC application at a later date, so keep that in mind you'll need the mobile app for a bit. However once that is done you can use their PC application to tune the sound to your liking. The PC application isn't too bad either was able to dial it in. The microphone on the device isn't bad at all, worked well when gaming and discord. I didn't get any complaints and overall, the gaming sound was great. So, for a good set of wireless headset with a deccent gaming lifetime give these a try. Beyond that it is

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 is an excellent option for gamers. It comes with two USB crossplay transmitters, which allow you to connect to your Xbox and your PC simultaneously, providing versatility for both platforms. They are low-latency 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2. Out of the box, I had to update both transmitters and the headset, which got kind of tricky, but I eventually got it. It uses an app to update, and instructions were vague. The sound quality blew me away as an avid online gamer. It was immersive and satisfying, and I could hear all the background sounds as well. And the memory foam ear cushions are fantastic. It comes installed with 60 mm Eclipse dual drivers that give fantastic sound. A flip-down microphone allows you to go silent quickly, which is a very nice feature. It utilizes AI-based noise reduction, and it's nice. There's also a Swarm companion app that lets you customize the sound to your liking and environments within the game. Stealth 700 boasts an 80-hour charge time, so game on. Check this out. You won't be mad.

Sound is good and battery life is good only thing that takes some figuring out is how the different volume adjustments work