Stealth 700

I feel the same way. My ears are not asymmetrical so one ear is slightly different than the other making it hard to stay comfortable. Third party ear pads have become necessary at this point, but between the stealth II and the Omni, the Omni earpads are more comfortable so you'll probably have a bet

I just posted this in another thread where someone found them to sound the same as his current headset; The first time i switched from my Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2's i had the same experience, is this where all the hype is about? But then i gave them a bit more time, so i could finetune/persona

No, it's just stress over time on a stress point made of cheap plastic. If you look at all of the complaints, the stress fracture is always in the same spot. Turtle Beach is notorious for this but it happens to almost every major brand that uses all plastic. "Yes, this is a well-documented issue. Tu

I've gone through a lot of them. I don’t buy Turtle Beach wireless headsets anymore. I’ve owned a pair of Stealth 600s and a Stealth 700 Gen 2 max, and both broke in the same spot right above the ear muff. The 600s lasted longer before they broke and the 700 Gen 2 max broke in the same spot a few we

I've had stealth 600 gen 2, stealth 700 gen 1 and 2 (a couple pair of each, because they use the cheapest plastic available) and I honestly wouldn't recommend turtle beach headsets to anyone. Their QC is awful, their build quality is bad, sometimes the products straight up don't work (I had both a s

I’ve been a long-time fan of Turtle Beach products, the Stealth 700 Gen 2 in particular delivered fantastic sound quality and comfort. Unfortunately, my experience with product durability and customer support has been disappointing. My Stealth 700 Gen 2 headset failed shortly after the warranty expi