The console has its own built-in spatial audio standard, and that works well with the headset, and just about every other headset that can connect to it. Because the headset is built for the PlayStation 5, it doesn’t offer anything in the way of virtual surround sound on its own. The actual gameplay experience is fairly standard, if a little barebones. It’s simple to set up, comfortable enough for lengthy sessions, and its battery life means you can cram almost a day and half of gaming in before you need to charge it. Gaming with the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 is a pretty easy experience to like. This headset built for PlayStation 4 and 5, but it works well with other platforms too. It won’t get you quite as far as velour cushions will, but it definitely makes getting a comfortable seal more of a reality.
Altogether that means most head shapes won’t have any issue finding a comfortable position with this headset, and that includes gamers with glasses-there are carved channels in the ear pads meant to reduce pressure on frames. The ear pads are made of memory foam with a cooling gel layer covered in leatherette and fabric. Turtle Beach designed a nice dual hinge system that allows for a decent range of tilt, and lets the headphones lay flat when you don’t need to wear them. The headset is built mainly from plastic (with a metal strip running through the headband), and is pretty light. Unfortunately, while the new generation of consoles has arrived, it didn’t bring a new ear of cross-platform compatibility, so you’ll need to get the Xbox version if you play on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X. The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 is a wireless gaming headset built for the PlayStation 4, 5, and PC. You may like: Best wireless gaming headsets The headset has a lot in common visually with the company’s popular Recon line, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Much like the recent Stealth 600 Gen 2, if you’ve used a Turtle Beach gaming headset in the last couple years, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 is going to seem pretty familiar.
The PlayStation and Xbox versions of the headset come in the same black and silver color scheme.
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