Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good good ........................................ok

Let’s just say I barely use them it’s more of a I got them just because thing

The transmitter kept cutting out within 10 min of gameplay. Up to date with the software. Took them back to bestbuy. Super frustrating......for the price ....any price. Going to spend my hard earned money on something that works. Best Buy no problems easy return.

For the price these are below average headphones. Sound is ok but compared to others in same price range these dont compete in my opinion. Will be returning

The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Multiplatform Wireless headset is a high-quality headset that delivers great sound quality, comfort, and versatility. It's designed to work with a range of platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and mobile devices, making it a versatile choice for gamers who play across multiple devices. One of the key features of this headset is its wireless connectivity. It uses a USB dongle to connect to your device, which provides a strong and reliable connection without any lag or interference. This means you can enjoy a seamless gaming experience without any interruptions or delays. The sound quality is also impressive. The headset uses 50mm speakers with neodymium magnets to deliver clear and powerful audio. The bass is deep and punchy, and the mids and highs are crisp and detailed. You can also customize the sound using the Turtle Beach Audio Hub app, which allows you to adjust the EQ settings to your liking. Another great feature of this headset is its comfort. The earcups are made from soft and breathable material that feels comfortable even after hours of gaming. They also provide good noise isolation, so you can focus on the game without any distractions. The microphone is also impressive. It's detachable, which is handy if you don't want to use it all the time, and it delivers clear and crisp voice communication. It also has a flip-up-to-mute feature, which is useful if you need to quickly mute yourself during a game. One downside of this headset is that it's a bit on the heavy side. It weighs around 1.2 pounds, which can be tiring if you wear it for long periods. However, the weight is evenly distributed, so it doesn't feel too heavy on your head. Overall, the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Multiplatform Wireless headset is a great choice for gamers who want a versatile headset that delivers great sound quality, comfort, and versatility. It's a bit on the expensive side, but it's worth the investment if you want a high-quality headset that can be used with multiple devices.

It did not function as advertised. The battery does not charge. I have you the cord work.

Do not purchase. Paid over $300 for a headset that didn’t even last a year (left ear completely went out). Not to mention you have to contact manufacturer. Best Buy won’t honor a swap for a faulty product. I won’t be spending anymore money at either place (Turtle Beach or Best Buy). I’ll take my business elsewhere moving forward

I use these For about a month but they start to fall apart very easily the top piece that goes over your head sort of peel apart the earpieces start come off the Headset. I’m glad I was able to get a great warranty through Best Buy for these I was able to exchange it for the artic nova pro Headset. unfortunately I don’t have any pictures as I just took it back to Best Buy and exchanged it

For the money i would expect the sound to be louder.

These headphones aren't worth the price. After around 10 months issues began occurring, but I hadn't been using my PC or the headset so it completely slipped my mind. The headphones constantly beep at the smallest movements and the software is horrible. I contacted support to see if there's any possible fix or way for me to get a replacement and I wasn't aware it had only been a day past the "one year warranty". I do NOT recommend and I will be returning back to my old headphone company.

I have a large head and the material can be uncomfortable in long gaming sessions. Audio can also be quite clunky and audio does not come out clean during loud game sequences.

Garbage. Not worth the money at all. Mic doesn't work very well. Had to replace the mic within 1 month. Something inside breaks when you flip it up to mute.

Tried a bunch of high-end gaming headsets over a three day period and this one blended in with the rest. I seem to have better results with a cheaper headset from a few years back. 

Everything started out good with this headset. Good, not great. The software support for Mac is non-existent; the app will not even load. For the few couple of months, everything seemed to work fine. However, for the past month players complain of loud feedback, at times the game audio cuts out completely, and audio frequently cuts in and out. This can only be alleviated by a reset of the headset. The receiver is 8’ from me, so that isn’t the issue. I even have it by itself clear from other electronics. I absolutely regret this purchase.

Not compatible with ps 4 pro so it it didn't help me

the good: - audio - Without question, the single most important quality in a pair of headphones for me is audio quality. Poor audio quality and none of the rest matters. (One of the reasons I tend to not not care for a certain popular 4-letter-brand of noise cancelling bluetooth headphones, considered by many, including myself, to be the most comfortable and best at noise cancelling.) These however, are in a completely different league from not only the previously mentioned cans, but literally any other gaming headset I've ever listened to. Prior to these, my daily driver was the Drop/Sennheiser/Epos PC38X headset, powered by the PS5 controller. I'll still keep them as a worthy backup, but the Stealth Pros absolutely destroy them in just about every way. In a word, sound is absolutely astonishing. It delivers an immersive audio experience in every sense of the word; crisp and detailed, rich mids and deep-and-dynamic-but-never-muddy bass. These are incredibly well balanced out of the box, with just the right amount of clarity without being fatiguing. The 50mm dynamic drivers deliver a dynamic listening experience I've only heard in much more "audiophile" cans. - comfort - My second most important feature in any set of over-ear headphones is comfort. For me I wouldn't consider them a perfect 10 in terms of comfort, nor are they uncomfortable. After long gaming sessions I found that there was no "hot spot" on the top of my head where the pad sits, which actually surprised me in that they are a bit on the heavy side at 396 grams. Short version...playing for a few hours was totally fine. The pleather ear cups get a tad warm but are super soft to the touch. Nothing stuck out as "intruding" on my listening experience, which is exactly what should happen. - build - I love the understated redesign of these, and in terms of quality they feel quite sturdy and well made. Mostly metals and seemingly high quality plastics, they feel made to last. - microphones - Here things get a little interesting. There are 2 on board mics (meaning not the boom mic) that actually work well enough. The only catch with them is that, though they seemed relatively clear on the other end, I did get complaints of echo and other ambient noise. The boom mic, however, is a much different beast. Significantly improved mic quality, zero echo, and greatly reduced ambient noise. It also has an interesting "flip up to mute" function which I found handy. No way to accidently speak while intending to be muted using this feature. - configuration - Setup and configuration using the mobile app was relatively easy and intuitive. Tons of features, EQ settings for different inputs, and the ability to save your own presets, and limited remapping of certain buttons. - noise cancellation - While not as good as some other noise cancelling focused headsets (Bose, Sony, Apple) they aren't bad either. I'm not sure how many would find this particular feature useful; you're not going to necessarily be using these on an airplane where this type of noise cancellation is most effective, but then every bit of immersion helps. At least the noise cancellation doesn't seem to introduce any other unwanted artifacts like buzzing or whine. - multi-connection - Going back and forth between bluetooth and the PS5 is super easy. You can even listen to your music via bluetooth at the same time as the PS5 audio if you wanted! - 2 batteries - The inclusion of 2 batteries is nice, and in the little transmitter puck there is also a charging spot for one of them. Essentially this means you'll always have a full battery handy, and swapping them out is super fast, on the order of 10-15 seconds. Drain both batteries? Not a problem! There's also a 15 minute quick charge that gives you 3 hours of play time. - included carrying pouch the bad: -none! misc: - battery life - The battery system is excellent, but players may find that heavy sessions back to back and they'll be recharging the battery in the headset in just a few days. For most people this won't be a problem, and as I mentioned earlier, the inclusion of a second battery all but solves this issue for most of us. - limited wheel/button remapping options - A nice option to see would've been a more extensive ability to remap say, all functions to any given button. As it stands, this is somewhat limited. - a bit on the heavy side - Some may find them heavy. I personally didn't mind the weight as the padding was certainly comfortable enough to overcome it. - "superhuman" hearing setting - To me, this is a bit of a gimmick. I found it to not add any discernable difference to detail, while killing the balance of the sound signature. I leave this turned off personally. overall: - Turtle Beach absolutely knocked this one out of the park in my opinion. Fantastic sound, great mic and build quality and good comfort have made these my new daily driver for gaming and movies whenever I need to use a headset. Easy 5 stars for me.

So I've been using this headset for the last several days and I have to say it's quite nice. I've used other TB headsets in the past and either the ear cushions weren't shaped right or the headset itself wouldn't fit the shame of my head. Thankfully neither of these are true with the new Stealth Pro. The audio quality seems to be pretty good. I played a couple games with it, Hogwarts Legacy and the new Horizon Forbidden West DLC and the world certainly felt more alive, especially when using the 3D audio. I might have set it up in my PS settings wrong, but I tried to the 3D placement setting where it sounded "right" to my ears. One thing I did notice was that the sound needs to be turned all the way up on the PlayStation. Mine was set to less than half as I typically use my Home Theater's Audio when I'm playing games since I primarily only play single player games. Once I did turn it to max, I was able to more finely find a comfortable listening level using the headsets dial on the ear cup. I didn't test anything like music, only games so I can't speak to the quality of that. There's definitely a good sound stage though that could also be due to the 3D sound option on the PS itself. There's plenty of bass, at least what I noticed when I was playing Hogwarts as the spells certainly have a lot of feedback. Vocal clarity was great during conversations, something my Home Theater has always struggled with for some reason. The Mic I didn't really use much again as I mainly play Single Player games, but of the limited times I did use it, no one complained of the quality during voice chats either through Discord, in-game or the native PS chat. Overall it's a really great headset. One quirk that I found, and I wasn't able to figure out on my own, is that my transmitter would continuously flash blue if the PlayStation was in rest mode. I ended up having to disconnect the device from the PS to get the light to stop flashing. The headset was also powered off so I'm not certain what was causing it. It happened several times and was quite the disturbance as it woke me up one night. Outside of that issue the headset has been great. The only other issue I had was that they're a bit tight on my head as they clamp down really well and don't move at all. More than I'd care for over long periods of use. They also heat up quite a bit due to this. Biggest thing that would help is different material for the Earpads. Many brands allow you to swap these out, this would be great addition for the next iteration of these as I didn't see this being possible on these or I straight up missed the feature. The biggest question is the price. Is it worth the $350? I've used many headset and headphones over the years so I'm quite spoiled on that front. I would say these would be a bit more attractive around $200-250. I don't know if I'd say they're worth $350 especially with the market being very competitive between $200-$300 and the quality you can get for that price range.

Would not connect to itself, Turtle Beach isn’t what it used to be.

I have owned a lot of high quality headsets over the years, but I have never had the pleasure of using a premium set of Turtle Beach headphones. Their reputation is stellar and after using the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Multiplatform Wireless Headphones on my PS5 for the last few days, I can see why their reputation is so strong. First impressions are very good during the unboxing phase. There is a nice soft travel bag to transport your headset with a smaller pouch inside I presume to hold you charging platform and extra battery. The box is so nice I want to find some how to repurpose it in the future. The headset itself feels really well constructed to the touch. Some might find it a bit heavy or a little tight feeling. But to me, it just feels like something built to last. There is an aesthetically pleasing charging base included along with 2 USB cables and a 2nd battery. Charging base plugs into my PS5 and holds the spare battery so you always have a spare one charged. You can also plug the headphones into the charging base so both batteries charge at once. Setup was a breeze. I had it paired and working with my PS5 in about a minute. When I first put them on, they did feel a bit snug and I wondered if I would have any heat or comfort issues. They did feel a bit much at first, just a little on the heavy side but within that first hour of use they started to feel more like they belonged there and were very comfy. The microphone is detachable with a little plug to cover the mic plug when not in use. Now onto my favorite feature that I think should be a new standard for gaming headphones. Your charging station can always be charging your 2nd battery. Swapping the batteries is incredibly quick and easy and it charges much quicker than it dies. So you should always have a charged headset. This feature is awesome! Another feature I adore is the volume control. Basically the right outside cover of the earpiece is a giant wheel you can easily spin to adjust volume. Such a great design choice that I didn’t realize how much I would love until I tried it. Finally, how does it actually sound? Obviously it sounds great, I mean it’s a high end Turtle Beach Headset! I have a couple of other high end headsets that sell for a comparable price. So really I think a better question is how do they sound compared to others in their class? Mid and high sounds are excellent and very similar to my other high end headphones. Bass however, I think this one is the best of the lot. I can really feel it while gaming. The spatial audio is not the best I have experienced. But the one I have that outperform in this area was specifically designed to excel in 3-D sound. The sound cancelling is as good as I have experienced. The mic is also crisp and clear After using these for about 12 hours of gaming I am really impressed. The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro is one of the best sounding and fitting headphones I have ever used. I really love everything about them. Unless you are really looking for cutting edge tech in the 3-D special audio world, you would be hard-pressed to find a better pair than these. These will be my go to gaming headphones going forward. The fit, sound, noise cancelling and swappable battery makes these my top choice and something I would absolutely recommend to a friend.

Subpar audio, software is horrendous, and the headset is not comftorable.