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STAR WARS TURTLE BEACH HEADSET PRO
STAR WARS TURTLE BEACH HEADSET TV

A lot of devices use or offer spatial sound options, and the Stealth Pro does a good job of making the most of them.

STAR WARS TURTLE BEACH HEADSET TV

It’s also great for enjoying a movie, TV show, or music. The details matter, and the intricate sound available from the Stealth Pro gives you even more game than you had before. Using the Stealth Pro alongside this amplifies the experience, with the sound of each raindrop accentuating what’s happening on the controller. My favorite way it comes together is the rain, with the DualSense simulating every drop through the haptics. The game I always like to use for this testing is Returnal, because there aren’t many games that accomplish setting the atmosphere the way it does. This extends to non-competitive games as well, with immersion that really brings you into what you’re playing. Knowing exactly where gunfire is coming from, where a stun grenade bounced, and every movement sound queue gives you an advantage you don’t get everywhere. The Stealth Pro has this in spades, with accuracy that puts them up against anyone else in the headset space. I like cranking my headset, but crisp sound is going to help you pinpoint the footsteps of your enemy in a shooter. Like I’ve said in previous headset reviews, a lot of them tend to go for louder volume to make you think they’re good. All of that means nothing, however, if you don’t tune them well, and these have the ability to blow you away. This leads to a bit more oomph in the bass department as well.

STAR WARS TURTLE BEACH HEADSET DRIVERS

As mentioned before, the 50mm drivers are the pride and joy of the Stealth Pro, offering a “bigger is better” approach. The noise that comes through the Stealth Pro is of course more important than what’s canceled out. The noise cancellation on these bad boys is just top notch, and probably the best you can get in gaming currently. The memory foam ear cups also make a impenetrable barrier to the outside world, so no sound escapes or enters, allowing the Stealth Pro to excel in every aspect. I even went a bit further, listening to music directly next to my wife, and she had to physically tap me just to get my attention. I use my downstairs A/C as an example all the time, and once again I can’t hear it even slightly. Second, it can reduce up to 25dB of noise, and while it sounds more like a buzzword I can assure you that’s a lot. Firstly, it can be activated no matter how you use it (a function you can assign to the button on the right ear cup). One of my favorite features on any headset is going to be Active Noise Cancellation, and Turtle Beach may implement it the best I’ve seen so far. Overall it’s a great ergonomic design, not taking up too much space or adding unnecessary features. Underneath are your power, Bluetooth, and Superhuman Hearing buttons, with different patterns on them to help you press the right one. On your right ear cup is a volume wheel, built into the ear cup itself, and a button you can assign specific functions to. That said, if you’re used to a smaller and lighter headset, it will take some time to adjust to. A headset like the Stealth Pro is often very uncomfortable given its heft, and Turtle Beach seems to have found a nice middle ground. Creality unveils new printers at CES 2024Įven with that design choice being a negative, I like the overall comfort and sturdy build.

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