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1 / 7A new top-of-the-line contender taking aim at the $300-plus gaming market with tons of features. Does it nail them all?
At 7.4, its noise cancelling beats 17% of gaming headsets we've measured.
Measured on 12 of the 149 we've cataloged.
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below average for gaming headsets — based on 84 of 149 we've cataloged.
Sbc is the most common — on 44% of the 72 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 149).
5.1 appears on 7% of the 58 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 149).
2.4GHZ appears on 26% of the 200 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 149).
The verdict
If you're on the hunt for a gaming headset that does a little bit of everything, the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro is definitely worth some attention. It's not perfect, but it's still very compelling.
✓Liked: Swappable batteries, Compatibility, Microphone, Great ANC
✕Could be better: So-so sound, Price, Lackluster Bluetooth support
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