Turtle Beach has unveiled its latest generation of premium wireless gaming headsets: the Stealth 700 series. These new headsets represent a significant leap forward for the company, boasting a range of “massive upgrades” across the board.
One of the standout features is the new CrossPlay dual wireless transmitters. These transmitters allow gamers to switch between different audio sources, such as PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Steam Deck, and Switch, with a simple button press. This eliminates the hassle of plugging and unplugging headsets, a welcome change for gamers who frequently switch between devices.
The Stealth 700 (Gen 3) also features simultaneous low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity along with Bluetooth 5.2, allowing gamers to stay connected to their smartphone while gaming.
Audio quality has received a major boost with the inclusion of massive 60mm Eclipse Dual Drivers. The microphone has also been redesigned and now includes a flip-to-mute feature with AI noise reduction.
Turtle Beach has always been known for its premium headsets with deep bass and clear communication. The new Stealth 700 series promises to deliver even more immersive audio experiences. For competitive gamers, there is a dedicated PC version of the headset that includes 24-bit, 96kHz high-fidelity wireless audio, custom 3D audio, and a 16-bit, 32kHz high-bandwidth microphone.
And the best part? The price remains unchanged. “Elevating a fan-favorite gaming headset like our Stealth 700 is always a balance between true innovation and continuing to deliver the performance that’s made this such a popular model generation after generation,” said Cris Keirn, CEO of Turtle Beach Corporation. “Our new Stealth 700 delivers significant feature upgrades over earlier versions and the competition, all while retaining the original $199.99 MSRP that’s made this a best-selling premium wireless gaming headset for years.”
We’re eager to get our hands on the new Turtle Beach Stealth 700 and share our full review with you. Stay tuned for our in-depth analysis coming soon.
