Customer Ratings & Reviews

As a self proclaimed hard-core gamer, I have tried Turtle Beach gaming headsets in the past, they always makes good quality stuff at different price points. This particular headset being a high end, premium gaming headset. One of my gripes about some of their headsets in the past is that even though they sounded good, they were too tight on my head. I have an average size head, and even then I tried to break them in, I had to stop using them because they just put too much pressure on my head and I didn’t like that. And they’re cheaper options just didn’t sound and feel as good as the more expensive headsets in the market today. Things are much different this time around, these new gaming headsets feel great, they fit perfectly on my head, the sound is exceptional, the build quality is exceptional, you definitely get your moneys worth here, these headsets definitely have a premium look and feel to them. You get everything you’ve come to expect from high end headsets, noise canceling, great audio both loud and clear, 2 swappable batteries, Bluetooth capabilities, dual microphones (one which can be removed) memory foam ear cushions, a metal reinforced headband, and last but not least, full wireless capabilities. In game, you can hear every little detail, they definitely give you an edge In todays competitive shooters, you’re able to hear enemy footsteps around you, you can even tell if they are above or below you etc, everything is crystal clear, my friends cannot hear me perfectly over the mic, If you’re looking for one of the best gaming, headsets money can buy, look no further than Turtle Beach’s newest headset, the Stealth Pro.

Had the Stealth 700 - not Gen 2, Began experiencing issues with losing connectivity. When this headset was announced, what intrigued me was the swappable battery and potential to use as a regular noise canceling headset. The first thing I noticed when unboxing the headset was how nice it looked. Very premium. It was easy to set up. Though the one issue I have is the XBOX Series X only has 3 USB ports and this headset needs one. It's an issue as I have an external USB drive, a USB extender cable for using a wheel or joystick and now this. When flying, I use a mouse so something will have to give when I do this. The headset is very comfortable. I'd say more so than the 700. The sound is great. The app is really what keeps me in the Turtle Beach family. It allows customization of the game, mic and blu tooth sounds and options. My first impression of controls on the headset wasn't overly positive. The sound "wheel" felt cheap and the buttons on the bottom were found to be difficult to discern. But - I've gotten used to the wheel and due to the texture of the "super hearing" button, it's easy enough to press the button I intend. When I've needed to replace the battery in the headset, it was pretty easy and the headset didn't lose much in the way of connectivity. I was able to do it while keeping the headset on as the batteries have a notch that helps you understand the direction it needs to face in the socket. It is easier, of course, to take it off, but initially I wanted to run the batteries down to about 20% before charging them. Perhaps - I should add the batteries were at about 100% when I first pulled the headset out so using it right away wasn't an issue. Aside from the swappable batteries and type of speakers used, there are five key features that make this a nice improvement over my 700 Gen 1. Swappable batteries, removable microphone, USB headphone connection (think there's something wrong with the XBOX implementation of wireless headset connectivity - time will tell, and the speakers are "hand selected" to ensure they "match" and active noise canceling. On the noise canceling, it does work. I have a Sony WH1000XM2 and Apple AirPod Pro (gen 1) to compare it to. To me, the Sony XM2 is still best with these and the AirPod Pro's a close match. I don't use the noise canceling on this headset much as I don't seem to have a need for it. And - I like to have the mic monitor on to help me keep from yelling and disturbing the family. That mic monitoring seems to defeat the ANC as it lets in ambient noise. Overall impression of using this headset is great. I do recommend it if you are looking for a headset to play for long periods. Normal use which can be 2-3 hours on days I play, the batteries have held out well. It's days if not weeks between swapping them between charger and headset. I have used this headset for conference calls over Microsoft Teams as well using blu tooth and I have no complaints. Works well.

The top haed Cushion open up form time to time and it made for people for small head.

The Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro are a solid entry into the competitive field of wireless gaming headsets. What astounded me right away was the build quality, the sound quality and the completeness of the package. From the moment you take this headset out of the box, you'll feel just how substantially they are built. Don't worry if they come off feeling too heavy in your hand; once you put them on, you'll likely see how well balanced and comfortable they are to wear. Size, fit & comfort is subjective though. I made sure to fully charge one of the two provided batteries. Yeah, that's right - they came with two batteries! The transmit/receive unit seconds as a battery charger which is really convenient. I then proceeded to connect the Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro to my Windows 11 PC to see just how good the Turtle Beach Audio Hub software was. Wow! For once, a well-designed, intuitive and powerful arrangement of settings that includes a full complement EQ for personalized listening as well as settings for power conservation, mode button configuration, noise cancellation adjustments and microphone sensitivity - just to name a few top categories. I made sure to demo the Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro with both my Xbox X and my PC. But to be quite honest, I can see these cans being very useful for listening to music on-the-go via my phone. They are that good. The default 'signature sound' profile these ship with is pretty amazing for drivers that will certainly need to be broken in a little bit - but I keep finding myself going back to the Bass Boost setting. Very few wireless headsets I've tried and/or owned produce a sound quality matching the Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro's. These things do Bass proper while not missing a bit of the clarity that is so important. Another facet worth mentioning is loudness. Too many headsets now days have capped volume output. The Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro aren’t in the camp. They crank up plenty loud and do so in a full range manner without rattles or distortion. Noice! This headset took me by total surprise. Turtle Beach really stepped up to the plate with these and as far I can attest - they hit a grand slam. I detected no lag whatsoever when using these with my Xbox in conjunction with the provided transmitter/receiver mode, no random disconnects... and the setup was a breeze. Kudos to Turtle Beach for making the Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro truly “plug & play”. Pros: No blingy RGB nonsense. These are all about form, function and comfort. They are beefy but very pleasant to wear and I had no issues wearing them for hours. Very comfortable earcups and headband. YMMV The fold away microphone/mute function is something I appreciate. Unrivaled sound quality and virtually limitless tweak ability regarding EQ/sound profiling. These cans get loud, stay clear & focused and do Bass in a very authoritative way. Excellent wireless performance with both PC and Xbox. Up to 30 feet is no sweat with these, even around corners & through walls. These can work on either the TB wireless mode or Bluetooth. I'm certain the Bluetooth range will be somewhat shorter in distance. Simple to set up and get running; literally takes a few minutes to do. Piece of cake! The Turtle Beach Audio Hub software is probably the best headset software I've ever used. You can customize just about everything on these and the EQ sound tailoring part is just over-the-top. Cons: None really Nitpicks: Would have been nice to see some click detents in the adjust headband extensions - but that's just me. They have enough inherent friction in them to work just fine and they slide smoothly. Highly recommended!

A common troupe among gamers are the players that play with Turtle Beach headsets. Usually they have a bad echo or the quality of their mic is noticeable. This is usually because Turtle Beach tends to make low cost/entry level gaming headsets. Typically not the best, but they function and don’t break the bank. Well, Turtle Beach really broke out of the box on these. They aren’t very budget friendly and well, no one could tell they were Turtle Beach just by hearing them. Even their build quality when asked of others looked like some other brands. These particular headphones will connect to practically anything wirelessly. Either with the USB dongle on Xbox or PC mode or anything that supports Bluetooth at the same time. This means you can technically play on the Xbox while listening to your phone or even another console. This means taking a call without needing to remove your headset, however, the mic will take priority to the Bluetooth device, for example, when in a phone call. By default the headset is set with their signature sound pattern for audio and microphone and the buttons and rotator wheel all have specific functions. However, with the Turtle Beach Audio Hub app on your phone connected via Bluetooth you can customize practically everything. Customize the EQ for sound and microphone separately for Xbox/PC and Bluetooth, adjust the noise gate and mic monitoring levels or reprogram the function of the wheel and center button to do something else, like chat boost on/off instead of active noise cancellation on/off. The wireless dongle also functions as the battery charger and an USB extension so you don’t lose a USB port on a device that might already be limited. The hot swap of the battery that lasts well over 12 hours keeps the session going with only a minor interruption of exchanging the battery. You get at least 30 minutes of tone warning before you get the final voice prompt telling you it is powering down. Now, don’t get me wrong, this headset is the best I have seen of Turtle Beach and has more capability than some others I have seen in this same range. However, there are some quirks about it that I hope they can improve on in their next iteration. The rotator wheel on the side feels cheap compared to the rest of the leather like headset and could have really used some texturing to make rotation easier. The active noise canceling is noticeable, but in quiet situations sounds a bit too active. Like it is making more noise than the passive seal of the headphones were preventing already. In quiet situations you can hear the headphones sort of come on and off between sounds. Like on the Xbox menu for example, when you change tiles, you can hear more sound than just the noise made by the Xbox. Sound quality is decent, but sounds very mid ranged, even when treble and bass are maxed out. The ‘superhuman’ option makes for higher pitched sounds more clear, but in all the other settings it just doesn’t have a deep or crisp sound to it. Then, just a minor annoyance, but I get the power saving it is intended for, if you are playing on Xbox and turn off the Xbox, it turns off the headset unless you are actively listening to something on the Bluetooth connected device. So, for instance, go to turn off the Xbox and listen to my phone,If I wasn’t already listening to my phone before I turned off the Xbox, I have to turn the headset back on. Also, though not really noticeable in most situations, there is a very minor lag over wireless compared to another wireless headset I have used. The ONLY time I have noticed it is when watching someone talk in a video. I’m talking like a millisecond difference which I haven’t really noticed while gaming. Lastly, I had to restart my Xbox or PC when switching the USB connection over a couple times now. Like, when it is first connected the headset is not detected until a restart of the device is complete. Overall this headset is deserving of their Pro label. The features go well beyond many other headsets and if you want the most connectability, the Xbox version is the way to go. If I could rate half stars on here I would drop half for the minor issues mentioned above. Otherwise, I have had many hours enjoying this headset and will probably have many more to go.

Turtle Bay really pulled out the stops for this one. Including quality materials and construction, great sound and a slew of features that add worthwhile functionality to gameplay. Where to start? There’s plenty to love: active noise cancelling, tweak-able everything, a companion app that actually works and looks great. Flip up mic to mute, swappable batteries, etc. Construction: The headset has a nice heft to it and nice features throughout. The batteries feel easy to swap thanks to the magnetic cover and simple clip fastening. They pop in and out with ease and are always at the ready with one always charging in the included transmitter. I appreciate the metal loop incorporated in the ear cups too. Plenty of other headsets use painted plastic here, but it always ends up feeling like a cheap imposter. The rotation and pivot hinges are also strong and unlikely to pose any issue over time. The only areas I’d point out as possible cons are the soft-touch coating on the upper band, which I imagine may get nicked if abused.. and similarly, the leatherette fabric of the ear cups and inner band are soft and remind me of a more delicate fabric used in another headset I own. I can only hope it holds up well/better to sustained creasing. Due to how the ear cups close on themselves, I do feel the need to adjust the band to the lowest size when not in use to prevent the ear cups from pressing together, but perhaps I'm just babying them ;) Comfort: I like the thick cushioning provided on these, which compensate for a greater-than-expected amount of clamp to the head. Still, I found my ears still had breathing room inside the cups, though with time that seal may lead to some lack of breathability. During my play I didn’t find it an issue. They are comfortable and sound fantastic. Sound: I hadn’t used a headset while playing Forza Horizon 5 for a while and I was amazed at what I was missing. A sandstorm within the game was amazingly immersive while using these, with improved surround atmospheric sounds and effects. No complaints, sound is quality, clear and fully adjustable. App: This may be the first time I was so impressed by a companion app. I have a PC, but noticed that it was also offered on Mac so I checked it out there. So many settings can be tweaked from a clear interface, customization of the wheel, hotkeys for PC gaming, and more. It just works and looks great. Clean and minimal, matches the Xbox green theme, plus no ads! Features: I was pleasantly surprised by the thought that went into these. The customizable wheel to control things like ‘superhuman hearing’ that adjusts certain sounds so you can pick up on them more, chat, etc. and a mic that mutes you upon flipping it up. I’m sure not all of what’s here is new, but they come together in a nice package. (including those easy-swap batteries!) In summary, Turtle Beach created a great product that should be regarded as a solid, top-tier choice in gaming headsets.

Bottom line - Works far better than the 700 series, but not without it's idiosyncrasies. Worth the upgrade, but sad that it cost $330 just to get a working headset. I will preface this review in saying that I have owned the Stealth 700 Gen 1, Stealth 700 Gen 2, and Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max. The Stealth Pro seems like a solid upgrade over the 700 Gen 2 Max. More comfortable, better connectivity, the ANC is bonkers good and the 50nm drivers produce some great sound. If you're a gaming-enthusiast, I'd recommend these especially if you're looking for a multi-purpose headset. I am not planning on using these out in public since I already have a lower-profile solution in the Sony MX3s. The Stealth Pros cans just sit far too out to make them travel-able for me, but if it's your only option they'd work fine. I don't think the case is appropriate for travel since it's just a fabric bag vs. the Sony's actual hard case. The design is what makes these travelable, as it doesn't look too gamer-y. Black and silver accents only, not to draw attention but they also look really nice in the more basic colorway that ships. They STILL do not work as well as I'd want. In that, my settings reset EVERY TIME I turn on the Xbox, so I have to keep them connected to bluetooth and fix my settings on the app every time I connect. Re-enable and set ANC level, change the chat/game mix, turn down mic monitoring. That's ridiculous in a $330 headset. The Stealth Pros still work better than all of the 700 Series in that they actually connect to the Xbox on the first try, the game sound doesn't reset to a loud level, the mic monitoring mode doesn't randomly come on when connecting forcing multiple reconnects, manual pulling out of the dongle, interference from Alexa and other electronic devices. These were all issues with the 700 series. I'm unsure if this is a hardware or software issue, really. Turtle Beach support just says to update the firmware when contacted. It's always updated to the most recent firmware. Another issue is the bluetooth in general. How do you just turn off bluetooth easily without setting it into pairing or connect mode? You can't. The instructions don't even mention turning off bluetooth. I'd prefer to have separate chat/game mix wheels, too as opposed to changing the game mix on the app. But, not having those wheels means you can actually lay your head back on the couch without the chance of randomly turning up/down your nobs. That's awesome. I would also love to be able to turn off the LED on the battery base. How do we not have that option? It just glows a bright green the whole time you're gaming. These still take 10 years to connect to the xbox, but less time than the Gen 2 Max. And you don't have to worry about the "mic monitoring mode" turning on instead of normal gaming mode like in the Gen 2 Max and Gen 2s. You hit the power button, it waits for like 5 seconds then you hear the voice prompt saying it's connecting. Why is there a delay? The "hot swap" of batteries also is fallicious. I've tried several times to do this without the headset turning off, and it turns off every time. Perhaps I'm misreading the F&B's saying that it won't disconnect if you swap fast enough. It does. I'm still giving it 4 stars because when the settings are updated on the app to your liking, these are really good. But good golly what is up with this software? Do people just put up with the connectivity issues because it's the only solution? I've tried the Steelseries solutions but they just slide off my head due to baldness I'd assume. They did seem to connect better though, but I didn't use long enough to see if the same issues occurred. If gaming is your main hobby, I'd definitely try these out. I used to recommend the 700 series to my friends with a ton of caveats. I shouldn't have to have caveats in a recommendation. Similar caveats are here, too but I'm hoping by the Stealth Pro Gen 2s these challenges are fixed. Turtle Beach, if you're listening ya'll need to up your connectivity game. Whether it's software or hardware, I don't know. Or up your warranty game outside of the paltry 90 day window. And I'm going to say that it's time you update your firmware, and not us since that seems to be your canned response when contacting customer support. Why do I want a 20% off coupon for another purchase when these things are out of 90-day warranty, when I can't trust you to produce equipment that just works?

Pros: Sound is great, even at stock EQ settings. Mic is decent. Definitely would mess around with the settings for this. I found the "full" preset setting to be the best. The mic is detachable so you can use the headset without it. There's also mics actually built into the headset itself, which I almost find that they sound a bit better than the mic you attach. They tend to pick up more noise around you though. You basically have an endlessly charged wireless headset thanks to the two included batteries and the battery charger that is also a transmitter. One battery is about 12-15 hours of life. ANC is good. Not the best I've tried, but the best from a gaming headset I would say. Software is easy to use. Had no issues getting the headset set up and EQ'd. Build quality. You can tell this headset feels SOLID. Cons: Comfort. This is mixed. The headset could be very comfortable if it wasn't for how much this weighs. It's quite heavy (415~ grams) and it'll leave the top of your head sore after a couple hours. Ear cups are nice and thick though, leaving plenty of room for your ears to sit in. There's plenty of adjustment for the cups too, and they lock into place once it's on your head. Super nice feature. Like I said... comfort is mixed. Fortunately, that's it for cons. If this were lighter, preferably somewhere in the mid to low 300 gram mark, this would be unbeatable.

I'm very impressed by this product. A friend of mine had this product and they loved it so much I got the same product several months later. It is comfortable and I Can Walk around my house and have my meetings. I use this thin for work and play and the 2 batteries have saved me in terms of work when I had to change one of them during class. I also love the fact it shuts down when you shut down or reboot the computer. I don't love the inaccessibility of the app for the computer. I wish that could be looked at as I am visually impaired. I would give this a 4 out of 5. for anyone who needs a quick start, there are 3 switches on the right tear cup. going from front to back if you are wearing the headset and the front is toward your eye, they are: Bluetooth power on off super hearing. The super hearing is marked by a rough texture. The button on the right ear cup is by default the noise cancel. to get into secondary mode, you will press and hold that noise cancel button until you hear a voice say "secondary" then by default the volume nob which is integrated into the right ear cup and is a control which turns, will control the monitor of your mic.. I have it set up to control the volume of the noise canceling.

Don't let my Title fool you, this headset is a slam dunk, with very few caveats that let it down. I'll keep this short and sweet. This Head is the most comfy, best sounding and feature packed gaming headset that I've ever owned. I could write a book about all of the features This headset is packing but I don't think anyone would read that, so lets keep this, short and to the point. The only things keeping this headset from being a 5 from me is the software is a bit buggy and sometimes it can take a headset power cycle to fix the software issues or even a Transmitter reset from time to time to fix the issues. If it weren't for those very sparse issues, I wouldn't hesitate to give this Headset a 5/5. Last but not least, don't let those very minor software issues discourage you from purchasing one. Because, unlike hardware flaws, software flaws can be fixed post purchase with updates. The pros far outweigh any of those small blemishes, and I would happily re-purchase another pair if my current pair had any malfunctions and required a new headset.

Before i bought the Turtlebeach stealth pro headphone i had the Turtlebeach Stealth 700 Maxx and they were clunky and they broke way to easy after a few months of use. Then came the Turtlebeach stealth Pro headset definitely worth the buy. Great sound quality, comfortable fit, a little on the heavy side, dual battery with charging hub/trasnmitter and easy dual settings for PC or Xbox. Easy setup and also has an app for your setting. The buttons are a little stiff on the outside of the right ear cone you really have to press down on them. I am just extremely happy with this headset.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro delivers excellent sound, strong bass, and very effective noise cancellation. The headset feels extremely comfortable during long sessions, and the wireless connection stays stable. The detachable microphone is clear, and switching between devices is smooth. Overall, it’s a high-quality option for anyone wanting premium gaming audio.

Finally Turtle Beach has created a headset that can go toe-to-toe with the other high end wireless headsets out there. I have been using headsets for years but the last TB headset I had was probably back in the Xbox 360 days. I previously had Astro A50s and that was probably the best headset I had but after several years went on the fritz and wouldn't charge properly so I had to ditch it. I briefly went to the SteelSeries Arctis 9X and, while they were decent, they couldn't quite match the sound of the A50s along with interference I was getting with the wireless connection. When I saw these were released and they were getting glowing reviews I decided to take the leap. I am very happy with this headset so far. The sound is very good out of the box. I am not typically one to play around with the sound profiles but I may create a custom one once some more 'professional' sound people post their settings. The best things so far: + feels hefty and well made + swappable battery - I started to hate having to charge my previous headset so having a extra battery and swapping it out in a matter of seconds is great + sounds great + Noise canceling - First gaming headset to have it that I have owned and while I didn't really need it I do like having it. It is not as good as a Bose noise canceling but works well enough for minimizing outside noise. +App is straight forward and easy to use. Quite a few settings are available to change and the ability to change some of the button functions is nice. +I am able to use this on my PS5 as well as my Xbox. I had a second usb-c cable so I can just swap the plug on the transmitter when switching systems. Since it was so easy I got rid of my other headset too. Annoyances so far -Ear pads are a little warm - the leatherette gets a little warm. It isn't terrible but much more noticeable than my previous headsets. I would prefer the more mesh-like material and I will look to replace them at some point. -power button placement - I hate how it is grouped in the middle of two other buttons. I would much prefer if the power button was on the other side or away from the other buttons. -Noise Canceling settings aren't saved - If you were using noise canceling, shut the headset off, turn it on the next time you have to put the noise canceling on again. Easy to do with a push of a button but I would prefer if I had it on when I turned it off that it would be on when I turned it back on again. This probably could be rectified with a future firmware upgrade. - Xbox isn't able to recognize the battery level. It reads the second battery that is charging in the transmitter so on the Xbox it always showing 'charging'. The headset does indicate a level when you turn it on though and since there is a second battery this isn't a big deal. - Price - of course the price is higher than I would like to see but not really different than its true competitors. -LED light on transmitter - It is always blinking red if you have the mic muted. While it is nice in some respects but I primarily play single player games so it can be distracting. It would be nice to be able to change/control what it shows. So I definitely recommend this headset and any of the 'bad' things about it are just small gripes. If you are considering a higher end wireless headset than definitely take a look at this one.

Turtle These headphones are legit. Truly considered an upgrade. The feel is super comfortable and looks sleek. They have a Travel-Friendly Design. I’m able to use them when I’m on flights because the noise cancellation is much needed. They also have a really good ear cushion so they can stay on your ears for hours at a time and still be comfortable, Plush leatherette. All I need is remove the mic and they work like any other headphones. The book mic makes for better speaking sound but not always needed. I really like that feature. There is also a feature that helps you to Avoid shouting thanks to variable mic monitoring. This is cool because as you hear loud you may speak loud, so this helps. Charging is super easy and takes less than than an hour for a full charge. These headsets come with an app just in case you want to dial in more to your features and customize your headset to be different from others. Bluetooth is easy to set up as well. Overall these are a really nice headset for gaming and really headphone use. You choose.

These headphones have exceeded my expectations! The sound quality is outstanding, providing immersive audio that enhances my gaming experience across Xbox, PS5, and PC. The noise-cancelling feature works wonders, allowing me to focus on the game without distractions. Comfort is another highlight; the ear cushions are soft and breathable, making long gaming sessions a breeze. I also appreciate the dual battery system, which ensures I never run out of power during crucial moments. The build quality feels solid, and the sleek black design looks great. Overall, this headset is a fantastic choice for any serious gamer. Highly recommend it for its performance, comfort, and versatility across multiple platforms!

I love Turtle Beach. Its the only headset brand ive used for over a decade because of the perfect fit and high quality of their products. That being said, this one was mildly disappointing. The fit is nice, they feel like real sturdy headphones, but you need the app every single time to adjust your settings. Nothing saves. It takes me a good 3 to 5 minutes to "warm up" my headset and adjust settings before anyone can ever hear me on the mic. Now i will say the audio is clean, and the ANC is great, but i didnt buy them to be strictly headphones. Honestly, if i still had the packaging, I'd take them back. The price i paid is not worth the hassle everyday. Ive never been let down by Turtle Beach until i got this headset (and the Stealth controller)

Adult owned. Purchashed in November of 2023. It is now 2024. Pros-Great sound, dual batteries. Cons- Poorly designed. After several months and owning multiple sets of different manufactured headset these are by far the worse when it comes to durability. Leather on headphones tearing oart from earmuff. Headband leather and strap completely separated from headband. Battery base doesnt really indicate battery charging or fully charged. Only displays bluetooth connection. Bluetooth doesnt connect instantaneously. Usually takes 20s to connect upon intially pressing power button on. Very annoying. Not worth the hefty price tag. 3 stars for the sound.

Overall I like these headphones. Sound quality is great. I play Call Of Duty and I am able to hear directional sounds. The quality is sturdy. The cushions are okay but I upgraded them. I love the ability to swap batteries even though I have not drained a full battery in a single session yet. The app allows for good customizations of output. The only negative I have is that it takes like 20 seconds from pressing the power button to hear anything. I don't know why it takes so long. Another possible con for some people is the weight. They are heavier than other headphones I own but that might be due to how durable they are. I don't consider it a con for me.

Very sturdy headset that’s feels comfortable on my head. Good sound quality. I went from the A50’s to these so there is a learning curve from the Astros to the turtle beach as they have very different sound profiles. I love how it has 2 battery packs that you can swap out. Pretty good battery life so far. My only complaint is there is a “super human” sound mode that is supposed to be better but there is no way to tell when it is on. The tone you hear when you push the button is the same for on and off and no light or anything on the device to notify you when it is on. Overall a good quality headset.

Love the headset, comfortable to have in place for hours of gaming. Mic works excellent, hadn’t had any issues with it, one downfall I feel needs to be brought up, although it may be true with a majority of headsets, the time it takes to connect to my PC is about 30-45 seconds eveyrtime I turn it on, besides that, will highly recommend, battery last a long time, feels premium, volume rocker feels janky though, easy battery replacement. Say good bye to your dead headset, love the docking charging station. Headset always on.