#TURTLE BEACH AUDIO HUB STELATH 700 DRIVERS#
With 50mm drivers and a rich default soundscape, the Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max sounds fantastic, regardless of what you’re playing or watching. One area where the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max for Xbox excels is in its sound quality. Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max for Xbox: Performance After about an hour with the headset, I was usually ready to toss it off, if only to give my temples a break. This meant that wearing the headset wasn’t painful, but it wasn’t especially comfortable, either.
Using the Turtle Beach ProSpecs tech, I was able to remove the earcups and set small “channels” to accommodate my glasses. (There are also no notches on the headband, which makes it obnoxious to find a good fit.) The memory foam earcups pressed down hard on my ears, and the adjustable steel headband helped only with height, not width. At 16 ounces, the headset is pretty heavy, but the real issue is that it’s incredibly tight. Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max for Xbox: ComfortĪctually wearing the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max for Xbox isn’t as comfortable as it could be. Trying to find the button or dial you want, when you want it, is a constant struggle, and it only gets more complicated when you realize that functionality varies by console. The two dials feel identical to one another the audio mode and Bluetooth button feel almost identical to one another the power button is sort of hidden away in the middle. If this sounds like a lot of controls, that’s because it is. The right earcup, on the other hand, has a chatmix dial, a volume dial, an audio mode button, a power button, a Bluetooth button, a charging port and a foldable microphone. The button layout, however, leaves something to be desired.
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