Customer Ratings & Reviews

There's a lot to like about this controller. The anti-drift Hall Effect joysticks perform very nicely and should last a long time. The buttons, while I don't particularly like the "clicky" sound they make, are responsive and feel good to the touch - they don't feel squishy or get stuck. The extra included thumbstick caps are a very nice addition to this controller. I'm also a fan of how versatile this controller is - without even having to adjust any settings, I can switch between a wired connection to my laptop and using the dock and adapter to connect to my Xbox; and with a few settings in the menu I can swap it over to my phone. Having so many configurable profiles is handy for different games as well. While at first glance, having a screen built in seems like a stupid gimmick, it's actually pretty handy for configuring settings without having to memorize a bunch of key combinations or blink patterns; and I'm also a big fan of having a battery meter right there on the display. It also makes it easier to configure your headphones, if you tend to use wired headsets through your controller. The RGB is also pretty nice - it doesn't have the "cheap" look some other controllers lighting tends to have. The included case is nice as well - I like being able to transport my controller without worrying about the wires or accessories getting lost or tangled up with things. It's also been really good about maintaining a reliable connection without any dropouts or random shutdowns. Finally, it's just nice to the touch - the body has a pleasant texture to it, and it doesn't feel super plasticky or rubbery. My biggest complaint about this controller would be the software, honestly. The Turtle Beach control app doesn't scale properly on some displays where the scaling is set to over 100%, so I couldn't see all of the options in the app on my laptop. That's unfortunate, since there were a lot of options. Additionally, while the controller is supposed to be able to receive notifications from mobile devices, I wasn't able to get it to work with my iPhone. I also don't think I saw any options to make the RGB work with other software. That being said, since these are the only issues I have with the controller, I'd say this is a really solid product. I have no issues with any of the hardware, just some parts of the software. Aside from the fact that the controller works great even without any of this extra configuration, it's all easily fixable with some software updates from Turtle Beach. Despite looking like a silly gimmick controller at first impression, I think Turtle Beach actually built a good piece of hardware that has some real value to it. While this is maybe more than your casual gamer would need, I think this is perfect for serious gamers and would highly recommend it.

I picked this up to use with my Windows gaming laptop to replace the older, discount USB-A corded controller that I've been using for casual gameplay for years. My review will be based around using this controller on a Windows laptop running Windows 11 and Steam, I don't have a X-Box, so can't speak to that. I've been using this controller for serveral weeks now, mostly playing games like Dark Souls 3, Doom Eternal, and other games that I thought would be good to test for any delays or lags in the controller. Out of the box, you get: - Carrying case - Contoller - USB A dongle - Charging dock with USB-C to USB-A cable I reviewed the set up and I noticed that you can actually connect the USB-A dongle to the charging dock. In my case, I have the charging dock connected to my laptop's hub, so I'm able to leave the dongle in the base, and the base connected to my computer. This is nice because I was able to have a cleaner set up on my desk without having to figure out a USB port for power and another for the dongle. There is also Bluetooth functionality that you can use to pair it with devices over BT instead if you want. I was able to test getting it connected to my iPad and Mac as a generic Bluetooth gaming controller as well. However, I ususally leave it set to use the dongle because I feel like it just works better, but YMMV. There's also an app you can download and that's really where the source of my frustrations with this controller came to light and I feel really took away from the promise of the device. For starters, you can have different profiles on the controller with different lights, features, etc... but you can't rename them. At least, I wasn't able to figure out how to do it in the iOS app. So what sets this apart from a regular X-Box controller? There's a few extra buttons under neath the grips that you can use if you're playing a game the supports custom button mapping, you can have different lighting effects on the controller while you play, and there's an app that does... something. That's when I started to question the value of this controller. It feels like regular plastic like other controllers, it vibrates like other first party controllers do, and other than the LCD screen that lets you cycle through different profiles, which you can't name, or lighting effects, I don't know if this thing is really ready to be considered a "premium" gaming controller. It's a nice controller in spite of the drawbacks, and it handled several sessions of mutltiple hours of gaming without the battery dying, and I'm still planning on using it. But if you're looking for just a basic controller, than this thing is overkill. I hope that Turtle Beach will refine the controller's app experience and software, because I have no doubt that this will get better if the company is willing to invest more into it.

First gaming controller. I've used the Xbox-made gaming controller for the last many years. We play a lot of sports games, as well as the traditional MK games and Killer Instinct. I don't think you realize until you have an actual gaming controller just what you are missing out on by playing with factory or cheap wired controllers. Gameplay is much more reactive; there is little to no lag, and no dead spots, where you feel that you were attempting to do something on the controller and nothing happened at all. I tested the Stealth Ultra on NBA 2K23, Madden 24, NHL 23, Mortal Kombat 1 and XL, and the most recent release of Killer Instinct. First off, love the rechargeable battery. Love the dock that the Stealth Ultra sits on to charge, as well as the nice, long USB charging/docking cable that comes with it. The wireless receiver plugs into the charging dock, the controller is synced with the dock which then communicates with the Xbox via the wired connection. In use, there were no glitches or issues, and the controller synced up perfectly. Now on to use: I've had issues with the Xbox branded controllers continuing movement on NBA 2K23. In other words, I've taken my thumb off the joystick, but my player keeps moving for a moment, forcing me to overcompensate with the stick and get blown by other offensive players. I played with the Stealth Wireless controller and was suddenly Scottie Pippen on the court, easily staying in front of tough offensive players like Trey Young. Nice beginning.... Switched over to Madden and NHL, and loved the experience with both. So smooth and accurate! Players turned on a dime, and what I had thought were agility issues written into the games actually turned out to be laggy Xbox controllers. Man, wish I had tried something like the Stealth Ultra prior! Moving over to the fighting games, it was more of the same. On MKXL, Jason Vorhees has several devastating moves that require a down, away, towards movement on the joystick or keypad that have always been difficult for me to master. I figured I was just terrible at it, but with the Stealth Ultra I was consistently able to execute the moves. I can only assume it is the accuracy of the controller and the lack of lag that I've noted prior. Both MK and KI games were very fun to play, even my daughter mentioned that she could tell a big difference in the sensitivity of the controller. I don't play PC games, so can't speak to the Stealth's ability with the PC. On the Xbox, however, all I can say is well done, Turtle Beach! The controller is extremely ergonomic, looks brillant with its racing stripe LED lines and display, and plays like a dream.

I have always liked using Turtle Beach gaming headsets in the past and I am always up for using new controllers especially ones that can be used on windows PC and Android phones. I been using the default Microsoft Xbox Series controller for the past few years and it has done the job. Inside the box You get the charging dock USB dongle to use the 2.4GHZ wireless different tops for the controller for different grip for the joystick 10 Foot USB Type A to Type C cable Hard shell carrying Case The controller itself I have been using this with my windows Pc for the past few days and while I initially thought it to be too big I eventually got used to the size of it and prefer it over the OG Xbox controller I have been using. It also has a small screen which you can use to change the RGB lights, vibration settings and etc. Also you can connect your phone to it for notifications for instagram for example. It also has 4 buttons on. the bottom that can be remapped for different buttons like A or B for easier use as well and its easy to reach without it being awkward as well.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra Wireless Controller with a 30-hour battery life and charge dock offers a compelling gaming experience. The extended battery life ensures prolonged gaming sessions without interruption. The convenience of the charge dock adds to the user-friendly design, allowing easy charging and storage. The controller's wireless capability provides freedom of movement, enhancing the overall gaming experience. The ergonomic design ensures comfort during extended play, with well-placed buttons and responsive controls. The textured grips contribute to a secure and comfortable hold, reducing fatigue during long gaming sessions. The inclusion of customizable buttons and programmable features adds versatility, catering to different gaming preferences. The controller's compatibility with various gaming platforms makes it a versatile choice for gamers who own multiple consoles. The build quality is commendable, with durable materials that withstand regular use. The responsive analog sticks and precise triggers contribute to a satisfying level of control. The tactile feedback from buttons enhances the immersive feel during gameplay. While the 30-hour battery life is a standout feature, some users may find the controller slightly heavier compared to other options. Additionally, the initial setup process could be more intuitive for users unfamiliar with gaming accessories. In conclusion, the Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra Wireless Controller is a solid choice for gamers seeking a reliable, long-lasting, and versatile controller. Its ergonomic design, customizable features, and durable build make it a worthwhile investment for both casual and dedicated gamers.

Have used it multiple hours a day for the past 2 weeks now, still very solid and no flaws by any means so far. Personally i think the screen is a little over kill for my use but perfect for bigger gamers/streamers. Mouse click buttons and triggers are remarkable, sticks feel amazing too software and remapping the buttons are easy and amazing to use as well. Ive used scuf, the elite, and other controllers and id still highly recommend this one

I bought the controller and had it for about a week and it was a nice controller loved the click of the buttons and the sticks weren't bad wish they had some adjustment to them but the thing that got me was the battery life they claimed 30 hours but i had it fully changed and play a game for 2 HOURS!! and it died like come on they dropped the ball with this thing

the feel and comfort of the controller is fantastic. The sticks, paddles and face buttons are solid construction. The placement of the 4 back buttons isn't great but not the worst either. The only negative is the battery. they claim it last for 30 hours but I'm only getting maybe 10 to 15 hours per charge.

I’m appalled that I spent 200 dollars for something that I’ve only had for 3 months and it already can’t connect to my Xbox anymore, this is the pure context of corporate greed where you charge a ridiculous price for a poorly made product. Stop scamming customers and just make good products. I do not recommend this for anyone It disconnects regularly and now mine won’t reconnect and I haven’t even made use of it for more than 3 months Has no weight to it, feels cheap, the screen seems cool until you realize you’re playing on a screen already so it never gets used App disconnects from it all the time so even the cool part that’s supposed to be worth the 200 dollars is practically worthless Spend 200 on an elite controller Microsoft will always be the best to go to for Xbox controllers. Don’t waste your money on this scam crap.

Still pretty fresh in using this but been pleasantly surprised by the features and especially the comfort of this controller. I was also very sceptical about the functions of the screen but its actually easier to use than the original Recon I had and the ability to calibrate is brilliant. Really like the case as well, Could be my new favourite controller

My son and I love to play Xbox, although admittedly I miss the old Tecmo Bowl on the Nintendo, but I digress. This is by the far the most advanced controller that either of us have used and since I outrank him, i usually play with it while we are battling each other in Madden 24. This controller is programmable, has long wireless life and is pretty cool to look at overall. It does tend to get a bit warm after extended play, but its not too bad. I never thought i would care to have the ability to connect a headset to a controller, but when his headset needs to be charged, i can plug in some earbuds and he can continue playing while allowing me some peace and quiet....at least generally speaking. The lighting can be customized and set up with a bunch of different combinations, but that will drain the battery faster, but there is a notification that will pop up to notify you that the controller needs to be charged. To be honest, I haven’t even touched the surface on the customizations you can create with this controller, but it is definitely work giving it a try. I don’t think there is currently a better, more customizable controller on the market right now for the Xbox. I would definitely recommend this controller.

Good control but keeps disconnecting from Xbox once in awhile

The software really needs to be updated. Otherwise it would a good controller.

Controller feels fantastic, good features, software could use some work.

So like many people I've owned a number of Xbox controllers, I tend to stick with the Microsoft branded ones because I've just preferred the look and feel and design of them the most. But with this one I decided to change things up a bit. Let's just say I'm glad I did. So I gave this controller to my son, but suffice to say he's not had much of a chance to use it because I've been using it. The look and feel of it is, in a word, premium. I love the design, the ability to set up things exactly as I want, even the way the sticks move while oddly different than a standard Xbox controller, is wholly familiar and just feels right. I love the charging dock, not having to plug in or change batteries in the controller just feels right. The screen, the options. I could go on and on. I've used it now on my Xbox and my PC and allow me to make a couple of recommendations. First: update the software and the firmware, it'll give you a much better experience. Second, use the USB adapter. Yes it supports Bluetooth but the adapter just feels smoother. I know that's a bummer to take up a USB port on the Xbox, but it's worth it. Third, take the time to set up the screen and the programmable action buttons if you need them, they can really give you an edge. All in all this is easily the best Xbox controller on the market if you keep those things in mind. I really recommend it to anyone that wants the best controller based gameplay experience that Windows or the Xbox has to offer

I was so excited to get this controller. 30 hour battery life is more like 5 at best. I may have had a faulty controller but the joysticks and triggers quit working and have to factory reset to get them to work only to do the same 1o min later. thing would loose connection while playing wirelessly and wired have to turn off and turn back on to be able to play again. when i first got the controller it would not power on or take a charge. had to reset the controller in the back reset button to get it to work right out of the box. quality control on these controllers are bad some people have no porbloms and same amount are having issues. I would stay away till they fix the issues of the controller first

Love it but it does randomly disconnect sometimes.

Ive seen review with lots of different opinions. I have personally had very little luck with the Xbox app to change settings, however thru the onboard controller setting everything xan still be done. It does seem like it will be a durable controller. Ive had it for a month now and dont regret the purchase.

Controller had a nice feel but it kept disconnecting and now when I play a game the character just turns in circles without me touching the controller.

Amazing controller can vustomize it in every way only flaw is no metal the silver on this vontroller is platic wasnt to pleased about that but overall would buy another