Customer Ratings & Reviews

Turtle Beach - Stealth™ 700 Gen 3 Wireless Gaming Headset for PC – Black Overall, the headset is well-built. Unlike some, the Stealth 700 offers substantial metal reinforcement in the headband and earcup supports so these more stressed areas of the headset should last a very long time. While the Stealth 700 is not a lightweight headset, it conforms to the contours of your head very well with good support so that you don’t think of them as heavy during use. The earcups are well cushioned and were comfortable during my use playing games. I do wear glasses while playing and found the well-cushioned earcups didn’t press against my head causing discomfort, which is a nice feature if you wear glasses. My experience with the input and output sound was very good. The large drivers for output produce clear, strong sound so even at 30% the sound is comfortable yet clear. If needed, you can really crank up the sound to very uncomfortable levels, yet I didn’t notice any distortion when trying this. While the mic provides good input, the boom moves from its default position toward your mouth only slightly. I realize that there is a design balance here because getting the mic too close to your mouth can cause sound problems, but I feel that the mic adjustment range should be greater for the operator to decide how close they want the mic to their mouth. You can set your Stealth 700 headset via two ways – it comes with dual USB wireless transmitters (for two devices) and it also offers BT connection for two devices – there’s a button on the left earcup that you push to connect to one device or the other. Since I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with BT, I set mine up using the USB wireless 2.4Ghz dongle with my PC. It works great, as I’m sure the BT does too; however, I haven’t tried using BT yet. Of course, you can use the wireless dongle and the BT together if you want to hear your game audio while having some music from a second device or chat with friends online. I do find that when I shut down my headset, my sound setting on my PC remains set for the Stealth 700 headset, so I must manually set my PC back to its speakers when not using the headset. With my earbuds, if I shut them down after listening to a video or something on my PC, it resets automatically to my PC speakers. I don’t know if this is a feature that happens when connected by BT or not. Because of my experience connecting my earbuds through BT on my PC, I expected the same would happen when I shut down the Stealth 700 headset while being connected wirelessly through the USB dongle, but it doesn’t reset to my PC speakers so, perhaps, the automatic switching is a feature offered through BT – I’ll have to wait and see. There are various control buttons and sound wheel on the left earcup and other buttons/sound wheel on the right earcup for BT – if you’re listening to two different sound sources having two separate sound wheels is quite useful. I found using the button for Superhuman Hearing is a bit finicky, but you can adjust it through the software. The software I’m referring to is Swarm 2, which you can place on your PC or other device. Swarm 2 allows you to make many different adjustments so you can get your sound just the way you like it. One thing I would find useful is if when hovering your mouse over the setting name that it would give you a popup window of exactly what the control is for and its use to better help you set things up without going to other sources to try and figure out whether that control needs adjusting and for what end. The limited printed material that came in the box didn’t provide this information either. I can’t say whether the battery will last 80 hours or not, but my impression is that it will. I’ve used the headset for several days so far and the battery reading is only in the 80’s percentile. The battery also quick charges. In my experience so far, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 headset is an excellent value for the money.

I feel like I've tried so many headphones. I'll preface my review by saying I'm not an audiophile or anything. I like things to "sound good" to me but that isn't necessarily going to be the same thing that "sounds good" to you. I think these headphones sound really good. One of the better pair, especially at this price point. Setup is dead simple. Plug in the USB dongle and you're off to the races. Best news is this set comes with TWO dongles that you can swap between with a button on the headset. I've had one other pair of headphones that was designed to connect to multiple systems at once and I thought that was such a cool and useful feature. That was all wired. This is so easy to just plug into whatever you'd like and go nuts. A single button press switches between them. Mind truly blown. Usage was fairly easy. I'm not used to the main function buttons of a headset being on the left ear, but it wasn't a huge adjustment. There's a volume dial as well as a mic/side tone dial. I feel like the side tone volume is usually a set it and forget it setting for me so I'm not sure a full dial on the ear was necessary but it's there if you want it. There's also a "mode" button that toggles between different EQ settings. On the right ear, you have most of your bluetooth settings (which it can connect to simultaneously). You can dial in the bluetooth volume to your liking or switch the USB receiver you're currently connects to. Sound quality, I feel, is really good. It's loud. Like really loud. I could just be getting old, but when I was using these to just listen to music on my PC, I had the volume set to around 10-15% to listen comfortably. They aren't deafening if you crank them up but they sound really loud. Depending on the EQ you're using, the bass actually sounds really nice. Sound-wise, in general, I just thought these sounded like one of the better sets of headphones that I've used and at the pricepoint these are at, they're hard to beat. This is all my subjective opinion but I have tried out a lot of headphones over the last decade or so. There's no active noise canceling in these but the ear pads feel like they get a good seal on your ears and I didn't hear a lot of excess noise leaking in. This could also come back around to how loud the headphones sound. It's very possible the volume compensates for the lack of noise canceling. The microphone sounds fine. I'm not going to write home about it but it's fine. It's not bad. It's not going to replace my XLR microphone. It's just a decent headphone mic. Overall, I'm pretty happy with these headphones. If there was an optional 3.5mm input jack, I'd consider replacing my streaming headphones with these. But since I can't go wireless during streams, these will probably step in as my new off-stream set and get used with my PS5 with the second dongle. I'm a fan and if these are in your pricerange, you should consider them.

TLDR - The 3rd gen Turtle Beach Stealth 700 is a near perfect headset. It has decent value, it feels quite solid, has 2 USB dongles included, PLUS bluetooth compatibility that can be used simultaneously with a dongle (it has a separate bluetooth volume control). They get very loud, and sound great, but being an extra large headed guy, they could get just a touch bigger when extended. Great overall! Sound - I’m not an audiophile, but they have to be near the biggest drivers I’ve seen on a gaming headset. The sound at all levels is great, even without really messing with any equalizer settings. Build - The cups feel soft but firm enough to maintain shape over a long while (from what I can tell so far) The overall build is solid, wish the folding mic felt more solid, but seems fine. Software - The Turtle beach Swarm app is a bit lame, not the worst console app I’ve seen, but not the best either. The mobile version seems better than the Windows version. (AI is the current buzzword included with everything, adding to a headset for noise cancelation is a bit silly) Overall the 3rd gen Stealth 700 is a legit higher end wireless headset with great sound, and tons of great features, and few caveats.

Turtle beach is back again with a fury! Fantastic headphones with mic for gaming , music listening, watching TV, conferencing or just a basic phone call. Works via Bluetooth or via the included wireless dongle, giving a lot of versatility and opens you up to all sorts of possibilities. I've been using it primarily for team gameplay in Battlefield 2042 on the PC, but have used it for watching a movie with the volume cranked up while attached to the TV via Bluetooth. Sound quality is unmatched compared to any other "gaming" headsets I've tried. Build quality is top notch, even compared to other Turtle Beach headsets I've used in the past. Something they rock the house with though - an 80 hour battery life. I've yet to test the limits of this, but I can say I've put in at least 60 hours since receiving them and after the initial charge. That's super impressive considering most batteries need to be "exercised" before reaching their full potential! Another great audio product from Turtle Beach - thanks for meeting my expectations of your brand!

Good quality and very comfortable, sleek fit. Failed to boldy advertise that it is noncompatible with xbox. The last gen has "practically" the same sound quality, not worth the extra $90 in my opinion.

Amazing headset with amazing audio quality.easy to connect and use. No hassle. Super comfortable

It’s a great headset for competitive gaming i’m loving it for Arc raiders right now

Sound is good when they stay connected. Randomly disconnect from PC for no reason. Unplug and replug USB solves issue. Not ideal when gaming. Returned.