Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had issues with the audio auto switching without me pressing anything, the ear piece broke off after a couple uses but other than that, it’s a decent device

Well I won’t say anything on this product it’s the biggest paperweight I have atm

It won’t connect to my Xbox series s only my pc but it sound really nice

They work some of the time. The range on them is very short, and when connecting them, you usually have to restart them several times. Also, they frequently lose settings like the chat balance. The only thing they reliably do is correct to the expected receiver.

Very nice..the only problem has been Bluetooth rang for the phone

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 Wireless gaming headset offers an impressive audio experience with the sound quality being rich and detailed. Additionally, the microphone stands out with excellent clarity, with many of my friends commenting on how clear I sound. The built-in mic monitoring feature allows you to hear your own voice in real-time, which is so helpful as I find myself shouting unintentionally during multiplayer games. Lastly, the handy foldable mic arm is intuitive—muting your mic as soon as it’s tucked away. In terms of convenience, the headset shines with its versatile connectivity options. It includes two USB adapters, allowing users to switch between devices effortlessly without the hassle of re-pairing. The battery life is long-lasting, perfect for extended gaming marathons over multiple days, and the ability to simultaneously connect via Bluetooth and wireless is a unique feature. It’s great for situations where you need to chat on discord on your phone but need to hear the game audio on your PC or gaming console. I only had one notable downside being the comfort level, particularly for users like me with larger heads. While the sound and mic quality excel, the fit may feel snug or even uncomfortable after long sessions for those with larger head sizes. Additionally, the initial setup can be a bit tricky, learning what all the buttons do and ensuring that the headset is connected to my PC properly. Once configured, though, the performance is generally smooth and reliable. Overall, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 is a solid choice for those prioritizing sound quality and versatility, as long as the fit isn’t a dealbreaker. Pros: Great audio quality with Dolby Atmos support Excellent mic quality Built in Mic Monitoring Handy mic arm that folds in to mute Two USB adapters in the box so you can seamlessly switch devices Long battery life Simultaneous Bluetooth and Wireless connections Cons: Not the most comfortable for larger heads Initial setup was finicky

Headsets glue that holds the leather came apart. Now the leather came off after only 2 months of use.

Firmware uodate took about 1 hour, failed 3 times. After that observed really bad behaviors, for example one time volume level became so high that even at 1% it can blow your eardrums. Superhuman hearing? Just flat sound, no high or base. Wave 3d? Almost no difference so basically you have no virtual 3D for gaming. As soon as you join discrod audio channel overall volume level decreases drastically and you have to increase it, ut when you leave the channel - boom level increase and adding your level on top of what it was before. Returned and will never look into this company

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 headset delivers solid performance for gamers looking for wireless convenience without sacrificing sound quality. Featuring 50mm Nanoclear speakers, the audio is crisp with strong bass, enhancing immersion in games. The built-in mic is clear, though it picks up some background noise. Comfort is a key factor with memory foam ear cushions that are great for long sessions. Bluetooth functionality allows easy pairing with mobile devices, and the Superhuman Hearing mode helps pick up subtle in-game sounds. Battery life is impressive, lasting around 20 hours on a single charge. The design is sleek but a bit bulky, which may feel heavy during extended use. The wireless connection is reliable with low latency on Xbox consoles. However, some users report occasional connectivity issues with other devices, and the software customization could be more intuitive. Overall, the Stealth 700 offers excellent value for its price, especially for console gamers. I find these to be pretty good compared to similar products out today.

For the past few days, I've been using these instead of my Corsair HS80s, and I've gotta say, they're pretty impressive! There's a LOT of good things about the headset, and a plethora of great features, but there's also a multitude of small issues here and there that add up, detracting from what would otherwise be an excellent headset. Comfort: These are VERY comfortable headphones. The cups sit around your ear with enough pressure to feel secure, without being too much. The headband is a soft, squishy material, and you can barely feel it. The earcups seem to be a pretty breathable material, because they never made me feel like I needed to take them off for my ears to get some air. Even after several hours of use, they feel great. Battery life: I'm thoroughly impressed by the battery life on these. I charged them to full when I got them, and have been using them for 6-8 hours a day for 4 days. They're at 62% battery life. It's going to be a while before I need to charge them again. Excellent battery life. Sound quality: The sound quality on these is also excellent. You can adjust the sound profiles using their application(s) (more on that later), but even out of the box, they have great range. Good bass without being too much, good mids, good highs. I'm not an audiophile, so take my words with a generous pinch of salt, but I never noticed the sound being better or worse than my HS80s. Connectivity/range: The connectivity on these headphones is unique - that's a compliment, in this case - but this is where some of the quirks start to show up. In the box, you have two wireless dongles. You're meant to put them on different devices - a game console and a computer, two different computers, two different game consoles, any other combination. There's a button on the headset that switches which dongle it's tuned to - in other words, you change what device you're listening to at the press of a button. There's also bluetooth connectivity, and if you connect it to your phone, you'll hear notifications and such through your phone even when connected to and using another device (in my case, a gaming PC). It's very handy. The range on them is solid. I was able to go into rooms with closed doors, 15-20 feet away from the dongle, and have no connection drops. That said, there's some quirks worth mentioning. If both dongle-connected devices are on, and you switch from one to the other and back again too quickly, the sound will stop working. If you then switch back, it will still not work. The only way to fix this is to reseat each of the dongles. The bluetooth will still work just fine through this, though. I should mention that the sound no longer working is a bit of a general issue with the dongles. Even when I never switched between them, I'd have a problem where it would just... stop playing sound from the dongle. The only fix was to reseat the dongle, because power cycling the headset didn't work. I haven't figured out a definite cause for this. It's not common, but it still happened too many times to ignore. Still not an issue with the bluetooth. Microphone: Standard Turtle Beach mic. Muddy audio, acts up when the input is too loud. Not the greatest, not the worst. For the price, I expected better. You can adjust the microphone input a bit, but I was told it only made it sound a little better, at best. App(s): There are two different apps you can use for this headset - the mobile version, and the desktop version. On both, you can do all kinds of things - you can check the battery life, you can use audio and microphone presets, create custom ones, you can customize the function of the buttons and scroll wheels, it's great. The mobile version requires you to connect your headset via bluetooth. The desktop version is a little less readable at first glance, but once you know where everything is, you'll be good to go. I admit that I didn't tweak a ton of things, for the most part. Generally, I like to use things as they're calibrated out of the box, because I assume that's how it's meant to be used. That said, the fact that there's so many options really is excellent. General quirks: There's not a lot to mention, but I thought a dedicated space was necessary, nonetheless. To start with, I couldn't find a way to turn bluetooth pairing off. I didn't see it in the instructions, I couldn't figure it out with the buttons. Once you've connected to a mobile device via bluetooth, that's it, until you turn bluetooth off or remove the headset from the device. You COULD simply never connect them via bluetooth, but it should still be an option to connect or not. It's very possible there's a way to do this that I'm not aware of, but if that's the case, it should be more obviou, and/or included in the instructions. Conclusion: This is a lovely headset. There's a LOT of great things about it, but some of the problems I had with it held it back from being a perfect 5/5. For the price, I'd expect it to be a bit more polished than it is, but here's to hoping that, with some updates, it will be better.

Constantly disconnect. The actions on the headset are so slow. I came from a stealth 700 gen 2 and they were amazing. These are not. If anything they are a step behind their predecessor. DO NOT BUY. Go buy some steel series.

Leave it to turtle beach to give me something I didn’t know I wanted. These headphones come with two dongles that you can plug into two different PC’s and switch between, and on top of that, you can simultaneously listen to Bluetooth. Design Starting with the design, these headphones have a lightweight plastic design that doesn’t feel cheap or fragile. Very thick cushions on the adjustable ear cuffs that are soft and comfortable for hours of wear. The ear cuffs connect at a single point on the headband. All the moving parts aren’t stiff or loose but move just how you’d want them to. The left side has a mode and power button along with a volume and sound monitor adjustment wheels and you charge from the left using USB type C, nice! The right side has two buttons as well, a Bluetooth multi-function button, a mode switcher, as well as a Bluetooth volume wheel button. The cushions are removable and inside the ear cuffs there’s a fine mesh protecting the drivers from most debris. I consider my head a bit on the large side and the headphones adjusts out enough to easily compensate. There’s a boom style microphone that you can pull down for chats and push up to mute. There’s nothing flashy about these headphones. It’s mostly black with some silver highlights and turtle beach branding on the outside of each ear cuff. It’s subtle and I don’t mind that. Features and Performance One of the great things about this is the versatility of switching between different devices. First of all, there are two USB dongles that can be plugged into two different PC’s. There’s a button on the right ear cuff that will allow you to switch between each of these dongles. Along with that, you can also connect to a device with Bluetooth, such as a phone. The scenario I got the most use out of was either playing music through my phone while playing a casual game, or using my phone for discord while getting game SFX through the dongle connection. Yes sound from both connections come through. The call out here is that you cannot connect to both dongles at the same time, but you can quickly switch between them. One of the neat things is the ability to control the volume from both sound streams. There are 3 total volume wheels. The right one controls Bluetooth, the top left one controls dongle volume (volume device you’re connected to) and the bottom left one controls the voice monitor levels. So without accessing the settings, you can control a lot of what the headphones do from the headset itself. Another example of this is a multi function Bluetooth button. This will allow you to access you’re phones voice assistant, pause, play and skip songs. There is also a mode button on the left ear cuff that will let you change the sound profile or it can be customized for other features using the turtle beach app or software. The sound is great too. For listening to music, you’ll find that there’s plenty of bass and if that’s not for you, that’s okay too, there’s an EQ in the Swarm II app you can get to customize your preferred sound profile. There’s also custom modes to help you isolate game specific sounds such as footsteps to keep you on the competitive edge. Battery and Comfort I found the battery on this to be phenomenal. It advertises 80hrs on one charge. While I haven’t measured the battery life, I can tell you, I’ve spent 2 days using it as my main headset for work through the day and a few hours of gaming for the night for 2 days and there’s still battery life to spare. What some fail to see with such a high battery capacity is it’s somewhat future proofed against You would think with great battery life comes a hefty battery that makes the headphones uncomfortable, but that’s not the case. As someone who wears glasses, headphones are hit and miss, but with the Stealth 700’s, I didn’t have any issues with wearing glasses and using them. There’s not a ton of side pressure. The ear cuffs are thick but not dense so the head grip that is there, isn’t noticeable. The shape of the ear cuffs play a big roll in the comfort, especially with glasses. The headband has some foam as well, but it’s not as padded as the ear cuffs. I’d like to have seen maybe a few more mm of foam on the headband, I do get a bit of fatigue on the top, but honestly a few minutes break is all I need, and I’m back at it for hours. Final Thoughts These are great headphones. I can see someone who is getting into streaming or does a lot of gameplay while using their phone or discord for communication, finding these headphones essential. Also, if you’re switching your dongle between devices all the time, these headphones solve that problem magnificently.

Not good enough. Constant static, mic quality stinks. The stealth 600 gen 3 sound better than these!

Overall I’m very happy, these enabled me to condense 3 headsets down to 1. In short, these have truly impressed me – allowing me to simplify and clean-up my “audio workspace” considerably. Thanks to simultaneous Bluetooth and two low-latency USB receivers, gone are the days of needing the clutter of a set of headphones for every device – or needing multiple charging cables, swapping USB dongles, or needing to fumble with multi-device Bluetooth pairing and the associated hassles thereof. I generally game and work with not just multiple monitors but with multiple computers as well, and the TB Stealth 700 solved the multi-headphone problem that I had previously just accepted as a necessary evil. In my case, I often keep a work PC up, a personal PC up, and then my phone, which the TB Stealth 700 ties together “almost” seamlessly. (I’ll cover the “almost” later). For starters, the Bluetooth audio is simultaneous, meaning you can stream music or other audio on your phone and hear it at the same time as audio from whichever of the PC receivers is toggled active. This is great for work where my employer prohibits streaming Internet audio over the work LAN or VPN, but where we also need to keep our headset on and connected to a work PC all day for meetings and calls (Teams for example). With the simultaneous audio I can use these to be on a meeting on my PC while also keeping background music playing through the phone and hear, and control their volume, independently. Next, the comfort is excellent. I wasn’t so sure at first but the earcups settle in very nicely and breathe very well, not getting hot or sweaty on my ears at all no matter how long I wear them. Battery life is also good, easily lasting my entire work day, though I tend to also plug them in and charge when I tap out for the day. The audio quality is superb, possibly one of the most nuanced headsets I have ever owned, where I can hear details I don’t hear with even other nice quality headsets. And if you turn on “super hearing” the headset will tune itself to even further amplify sounds like footsteps and doors and other “human clues” that can tip you off in a game that someone is nearby and their direction, friend or foe. On a slightly negative side are two things – first being that my PCs would often become inaudible anytime the headset had “gone to sleep” from inactivity – The headset turn on fine but I still couldn’t hear the PC until I unplugged the USB dongle and plugged it back in, even though all audio controls showed the Stealth 700 as the active output device and turned up. A simple unplug/plug fixed it every time but it was kind of annoying so I ultimately just set the headset to not go to sleep at all; no issues after that. The second (and this is minor) is this headset uses a surprisingly sharp, high pitched, and high volume “startup” sound. I typically put my headset on and then turn it on, but with these I’d suggest turning them on first. Again, this is minor and nit-picky, I’m just surprised from a design perspective that someone as in-the-game as Turtle Beach missed something as basic as a pleasant startup sound in their design. For controls (by default) you have Bluetooth volume on the right cup, and USB volume and mic feedback on the left cup. Right cup buttons are media control and a swap button that toggles which USB receiver is active. Left cup buttons are power and a super-hearing toggle; and if these aren’t to your liking some of the buttons can be remapped using the Swarm II application. Ultimately a very nice set of headphones, and hopefully the occasional “no audio” issue can be resolved with a firmware update (There was a firmware update which I installed during initial setup, so I experienced this issue with the latest firmware available at the time). I’d generally recommend these to anyone who frequently uses more than one device, the convenience outweighs the couple of minor issues I experienced.

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 gaming headphones offer a solid blend of premium features, comfort, and sound quality, making them a strong contender for gamers seeking a wireless audio solution. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect. Design and Comfort: The Stealth 700’s build is sleek and durable, with a matte finish that gives it a modern, understated look. The earcups are generously padded with memory foam, wrapped in synthetic leather, ensuring a snug fit over long gaming sessions. While they may feel a bit bulky for some, the cushioning is soft and comfortable. The ProSpecs™ Glasses Relief System, which reduces pressure on glasses, is a thoughtful addition for those who wear glasses, making extended wear even more comfortable. Audio Quality: One of the Stealth 700’s standout features is its DTS Headphone:X 7.1 surround sound, delivering an immersive audio experience. In competitive shooters, you can clearly hear footsteps, environmental cues, and other positional sounds, giving you a distinct advantage. The soundscape is well-balanced, with strong bass and crisp highs, though mid-tones can sometimes feel slightly overshadowed. The headset’s Superhuman Hearing mode enhances softer in-game sounds, like enemy movements, which can make a big difference in competitive play. Wireless Performance: The Stealth 700 utilizes Bluetooth and Turtle Beach’s proprietary 2.4GHz wireless connection for solid, lag-free performance. The headset boasts around 20 hours of battery life per charge, which is competitive, though some other headsets in its class offer a bit more. Bluetooth functionality also allows for multi-tasking, so you can answer calls or listen to music while gaming. Mic and Chat Features: The flip-to-mute microphone is a convenient feature, and the mic itself delivers clear voice communication. Turtle Beach’s Active Noise-Cancellation works well to block out background sounds, keeping you focused on the game. The mic monitoring feature lets you hear your own voice in real-time, so you’re not shouting into the mic, a small but effective touch that many gamers appreciate. Build Quality: While the headset’s materials are sturdy, the plastic construction might not feel as premium as some competitors in the same price range. However, the trade-off here is the lightweight feel, which adds to its comfort factor during long sessions. Software Integration: The Turtle Beach Audio Hub app allows for firmware updates and customization of audio presets, giving you control over your sound profile and other headset settings. While the app could be more intuitive, it’s functional and gets the job done. Conclusion: Overall, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 offers an excellent mix of comfort, sound quality, and gaming-focused features, especially for those who prioritize wireless performance. Its key strengths are its surround sound capabilities, decent wireless range, and comfort during extended sessions. Though the plastic build and battery life could be improved, these headphones still offer solid value for gamers, particularly those on consoles like the Xbox or PlayStation.

The Stealth 700 Gen 3 boasts 60mm Dual Eclipse Drivers, and they deliver rich and clear audio. They're a little more bassy than most other headsets, but they never sound muddles, and whether you’re playing an action-packed game or listening to music, the sound quality is exceptional. Explosions have a satisfying punch, and dialogue remains distinct and clear. The microphone doesn't particularly stand out, but that's a good thing. No one complains about being able to hear me. A nice feature is you can mix the mic output to your headset speakers, so you can hear yourself speak, balancing the sound out. For me, it's weird and a bit distracting when I can't hear my own voice while using headphones. This headset is obviously designed with comfort in mind. The ProSpecs™ Glasses Relief System ensures that even glasses wearers can enjoy long gaming sessions without discomfort. The headband is robust, and the ear cushions, though slightly firmer than previous models, provide a very comfortable fit. They have less tension than the previous version so it doesn't clamp on your head tightly, but for me they are snug enough they don't move around. I actually forget I am wearing headphones. One of the standout features is the CrossPlay capability, which allows seamless switching between different devices. With two USB-A dongles included, you can easily switch from your PC to your PlayStation or with the press of a button. This makes it incredibly versatile for multi-platform gamers. It also has simultaneous Bluetooth, so you can have your phone connected for calls or music -- a feature not found in many of its competitors. The Stealth 700 Gen 3 offers an impressive 80-hour battery life, ensuring you won’t need to charge it often. This is a significant improvement over many other headsets in the market. I haven't ran them all the way down, but after about a week of Space Marine 2 gaming sessions, they are at 62%, so I have no reason not to believe the advertised 80-hour battery life. The build quality is solid, with a sleek design that feels premium. However, some users might find the plasticky feel a bit underwhelming compared to other high-end headsets. Overall, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 is a top-tier gaming headset that excels in sound quality, comfort, and connectivity. The only drawbaks I observers were a flimsy charging cable and lack of a carrying case that comes with some of the other headsets in the mid to upper tier gaming headsets. These minor drawbacks have little impact as the features and performance make Stealth 700 Gen 3 a compelling choice for serious gamers. I think these just became my favorite headsets...

My son absolutely loves these headsets! The sound is very clear on both ends. He can hear people very clearly and vice versa. He loves that he can use the 2 usb adapters it came with to connect to two devices at the same time. I will say that they work beautifully when connected together. There is no delay in sound or limited use because two devices are connected. He can play games on his computer/ps5 while listening to music and both sounds come in clearly. These headsets are for computer gaming, but can also be connected to the ps5. From the open box he was able to use his headsets for about a week before having to charge them and they are still going strong without having to charge them again. We have had them for over 2 weeks and we have only had to charge it once and it only took about an hour to charge. The microphone sound is very clear according to my son’s friends who play with him online. The headsets are very comfortable to wear and go around the ears and not on the ears so you can wear them comfortably for a long time. My son uses them daily after homework and a little longer on the weekends we are home and he loves them. I would def recommend these headsets.

Turtle Beach's newest gaming lineup is here in the form of the Stealth 700 Gen 3 Wireless Headset. Packaging is simple to undo and get everything out. Headset, 2-USB A Dongles, USB A-C charging cable. Being able to have two dongles included to have two different devices connected such as PC and Xbox is super handy. Bluetooth connectivity and you can have both dongle and Bluetooth mixed together which can be handing while gaming and taking a phone call. Comfort is really good, flip up mic to mute both is handy and sounded great on all the voice comm's I tested with gaming. Also sounded great on phone calls when the headset was connected to my phone over bluetooth. The Swarm app makes updating the firmware easy and the amount of customization is incredible with even the ability to assign macros to the headset. I do recommend updating the firmware right away but other than that I only had very positive experiences with the headset. Battery life is great 18ish hours of battery life on a single charge, hot swappable batteries would have been a nice feature but you rarely need to charge this with such great battery life. Would recommend this as a great gaming wireless headset.

Big mistake to buy this as now its just beeping and not working at all. So expensive for a trashy headset.

The Stealth 700 headset has a wealth of features that make it a great headset for a wide number of scenarios. There's just one problem... The mic sound is quite bad, regardless of eq setting applied. Setup was less than straightforward. The headset required a firmware update out of the box, and uses the mobile app to facilitate this. Multiple times trying to connect lead to a failure in the app finding the headset. Only after initiating the connection in the app, turning off the headset, and turning it back on was I able to successfully connect. After that, it was a matter of plugging both USB sticks in and letting it update. Once updated, I realized just how truly stacked the 700 is with features. As mentioned, the headset has Bluetooth, allowing you to connect to a smartphone, along with two USB connectors, allowing you to also connect to a PC and ANOTHER device as well. What I didn't realize is that you can be connected to one of the USB sources (say a PC playing call of duty) and your phone via Bluetooth simultaneously, say to listen to music. The headset has volume wheels for both sources, allowing you to finely tune how loud each is. This feature is fantastic and could be highly useful for one additional reason beyond playing and listening to music: console players that want to use discord. This could be a huge feature for some players that have long wanted to use discord but couldn't because of lack of console support. Overall, the source switching has worked flawlessly for me. As mentioned, using Bluetooth has been great, and switching between USB sources has been painless. All of this, of course, in a completely wireless package, giving you freedom to roam while gaming if needed. Audio quality is great with this headset. The app has a number of predefined EQ curves, some of which are ok, some of which are pretty unusable, but you can also set your own EQ curves as well. The flexibility in this regard is awesome. What's not so awesome is the sound quality of the mic. Immediately upon jumping online with my friends, they said "what's wrong with your mic?" Even after tweaking EQ settings, changing to the various predefined curves, the sound quality hasn't improved substantially. It's hard to describe the sound, other than robotic, and with too much reverb, which makes your voice sound hollow. This was noticed both in discord and in call of dutys in game chat, and also with the latest software update. Overall, this is close to being a perfect gaming headset. Comfort is great, even after hours of use, and the added features really make the 700 stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, it is completely held back because of a subpar sounding microphone. Perhaps my unit is faulty, which would make sense, because every other aspect of this headset is phenomenal.