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Turtle Beach cans have long been considered the go-to option for everyday gaming headsets. The Turtle Beach Stealth range doesn't disappoint but in terms of comfort and flexibility, its Stealth 600 option doesn't meet the competition.
With that said, the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 sounds fantastic. It's sold in two forms for competing consoles: A headset with green highlights for Xbox One and one with blue for PlayStation 4. For this review, we tested the PlayStation 4 but the only difference is the PlayStation 4 requires the USB dongle whereas the Xbox One version doesn't (the flip-side of this is that an Xbox One Wireless Adapter is required to use the Xbox One version on PC). I found that the PlayStation 4 version offered significantly better sound on console than the HyperX Cloud Alpha, which is a huge argument for the Stealth 600 at its price range.
The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 may not be the most comfortable headset. Its fabric cups begin to irritate fast, and the oddly positioned headband is uncomfortable and its plastic frame is very noisy when bumped. With that said, Turtle Beach currently offers what I think is the best wireless headset experience at its particular price point (roughly $169).
It has a solid battery life of 15 hours and a well-rounded audio experience. There are some take-em-or-leave-em features like Superhuman Hearing that hardcore competitive players might appreciate but when it comes down to it, these are just a damn fine pair of affordable wireless headphones.
The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 retails for $169 and is available from JB Hi-Fi, EB Games and Amazon.