Turtle Beach® Stealth™ Pro Wireless Noise-Cancelling Gaming Headset for Xbox, Black

I've owned a few TB headsets and this one is by far the best of the bunch. I've owned the Battle Buds, Recon, Recon 200, Atlas Air, Stealth 600 Gen 2, Atlas 200 and now the Stealth Pro. The Stealth Pro is by far the best of the Turtle Beach headset lines. The Audio Hub app on my phone is easy to use and it connects far better and more consistently than the Swarm II app did for the Stealth 600. I use this exclusively for Call of Duty on the Xbox Series X and I'm very happy. I can hear footstep better with the Stealth Pro than I could with the 600 or a Nova Pro Wired that I bought used of the big box website. The feature set is very rich and you get full access to all features even on Xbox. A lot of high-end headsets only allow full access to features while on PC, so it's refreshing to have the Stealth Pro and access to all its features. The only two points of feedback is this is a heavy feeling headset and the mic quality. The headset rides heavy on the head and the cushion on the headband feels a little thin. You may need to find a cushion for the headband. The headset has two mics, the detachable boom mic and the mic built into the headset. Both are excellent. My group chat has no problem hearing me with either mic. I will say though that the boom mic has better quality sound as the noise canceling feature provides clearer chat for my friends. I highly recommend this headset to anyone looking for a high-end headset. Also, the price can give a little sticker shock but Turtle Beach regularly runs sales on their products so keep checking back for specials and promotions and you'll eventually be able to get this headset at a discount.

I have actually purchased two of these headsets. I bought the first for gaming and liked it so much that I purchased a second during the Black Friday sale for work. The headsets are very well built and a pleasure to wear for extended periods of time. It is worth noting that the microphone is a little weaker compared to the older microphone I used previously. After adjusting the settings, I was able to get it to an acceptable level and be clearly heard, although it is still quieter than my previous mic.