Turtle Beach's Stealth 600 Headsets Are Now Even Better But Still Cost $99.99
thegamer.comTurtle Beach is an industry leader in gaming accessories and peripherals which is why it's a particularly exciting time for fans of the brand right now. A new line of headsets, keyboards, and mice have been unveiled by Turtle Beach and everything revealed will already be available to buy by the time you read this. That includes the newest version of its Stealth 600 headset which has been enhanced yet again but is still available for the same price it always has been.
The Stealth 600 is not only one of Turtle Beach's most popular products, but it's one of the most popular gaming headsets full stop. Compatible with all major platforms, the third-gen version of the Stealth 600 headset can be easily switched between a wireless or Bluetooth connection, boasts a battery life of up to 80 hours, and includes 50mm Nanoclear drivers for crystal clear sound quality. Despite the Stealth 600 kicking off its third generation with a series of impressive upgrades, it is still available for the same price it has always been.
The third generation of Turtle Beach's Stealth 600 headset can connect wirelessly or via BlueTooth, has 50mm Nanoclear drivers to ensure a high level of sound quality, and its battery lasts for up to 80 hours.
Turtle Beach has also revealed a slightly cheaper alternative it has dubbed the Stealth 500. The new headset costs $20 less than its older sibling and is also compatible with pretty much anything you game on. The battery life is only half as long as the beefed-up Stealth 600, but it does still come with the same wireless and Bluetooth connectivity options. Unlike the Stealth 600, which is available in black or white, the Stealth 500 is only sold in black.
Rounding out Turtle Beach's recent headset reveals is the Atlas Air. A wireless open back PC gaming headset which Turtle Beach reveals is a world first, the Atlas Air is also available now and is priced at $179.99. Even though it has PC right there in the same, the headset is also compatible with
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