
Immerse yourself in your favorite Xbox One titles with this Turtle Beach Stealth 300 gaming headset. Its audio presets let you boost different tones to enhance your experience, and the 50mm speakers produce captivating sound at optimal levels. This Turtle Beach Stealth 300 gaming headset has a 30-hour lithium battery to keep up with your gaming needs.
Q: Is the mic durable to loud noises?
A: Works ok for the first 2 months than it just fell apart. Sound wise is on but not worth the price.
Q: Does this item come in any other color
A: No they don’t- green is Xbox and blue is for PlayStation
Q: Does it use batteries ? What kind ??
A: no batteries required
A: Yes, this is compatible. I use mine that way daily.
Q: Does this item come to ur house at the door
A: Yes, free shipping to my home during Black Friday sales.
Q: Does this headset have Superhuman Hearing?
A: Yes. It’s just like the stealth 600, only wired.
Q: Can I hear my self talking with this mic
A: Yes, you can hear yourself through the headphone speakers when you're talking. This is called "mic-monitoring" or the Astro brand of headsets calls it "side tone" effect. Excellent feature, in my opinion. On a scale of 1 thru 10 of how good the mic-monitoring is, I would give it an 8 out of 10. The absolute best I've ever experienced (10 out of 10) is an older model: Turtle Beach Stealth 500x, but this headset was wireless and started developing sync issues with the transmitter. I tried the Turtle Beach mic adapter that plugs into the bottom of your controller, as it has 3 different settings for mic monitoring, but the best setting was still a 4 out of 10 in my book. Xbox has mic monitoring built into the console, but it's worthless, a 1 out of 10, only makes any difference if you normally have the microphone right on your mouth, otherwise it's worthless. In order to get any mic monitoring that's actually worth your time, you have to get a headset that has it's own power source other than just the headphone plug-in jack (also known as the 3.5mm jack). So either battery-powered or USB-powered, but USB-powered is practically obsolete now, as the battery-powered headsets have become much more affordable than they used to be.