You can check out the official product web site here. The PlayStation models use a wireless USB dongle that will also work with a docked Nintendo Switch, and the Xbox version connects through Microsoft’s proprietary Xbox Wireless system. Each version comes in either white or black, and the black models have blue and green accents reflective of the branding of their respective platforms. The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 is a wireless, closed back gaming headset that sells for $99 and is available in PlayStation and Xbox versions. More info about that stand here: OVERVIEW The Turtle Beach HS2 Headset Stand shown is not included, and is a sample unit also sent to me by Turtle Beach. It doesn’t have the sturdiest build I’ve ever seen, but its feature list and audio tuning still make it worthy of consideration. The headset is also packed with the sort of bonus audio features that don’t always make it into console-focused models, all controllable without a secondary app. Gone are the vertical support posts and oval ear cups from the original design( also found on the old Atlas Three model), replaced with a more traditional headband and a brand new ear cup shape. It’s built around the same underlying feature concepts, but with improved execution. In spite of the “Gen 2” in the name, this new version of the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 is essentially an all-new design compared with the best-selling original.
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I wasn’t sponsored to write this, and I had full editorial control over this article. I don’t receive a kickback if you decide to buy one, and none of the links in this article are affiliate links. NOTE: Turtle Beach kindly sent me a final retail unit of this headset to review at my discretion alongside marketing assets and technical information.
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