Turtle Beach - Stealth 700 Gen 2

Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 is a good wireless headset and comfy. No lag audio, matches screen on time.  Issues: 3d audio could probably be better but idk how that's set up with headsets technically. Seems good but sometimes it's not as good as older ones I've had. A year after, the left side (mic side) broke with the plastic. Super glued it which saved it for a few months before breaking again same spot. Other side also has a crack forming. Game and party audio volume control gets messed up sometimes. I wish they designed it to have a stopping point like the overall volume control. For some reason chat/game volume can adjust infinitely in any direction so it will have uneven audio from people talking and game volume, gotta turn it off and adjust the volume again before turning on. Overall I'd give it 8/10. $120 but they really need to switch to metal for above the earphone partts that connects upwards. That plastic bends when putting it over your head and if it's big, it'll put strain on that plastic and eventually crack like mine did. You have to be gentle with it like I did but that still doesn't stop the cracks over time

Turtle Beach stealth 700 gen 2 is a good wireless headset and comfy. No lag audio matches screen on time Only issue is a year after the left side (mic side) broke with the plastic. Super glued it which saved it for a few months before breaking again same spot. Other side also has a crack forming 

I hope that they fixed the broken mic monitoring levels with this one. I pre-ordered the original because I was pretty sure it was exactly what I was looking for. It was. I never way except for one that ended up being a dela breaker: the complete lack of mic monitoring. Even on the highest setting I still couldn't hear my own voice which resulted in my shouting which is why mic monitoring exists. I was told by M$ that mine was flawed as it wasn't supposed to be this way. Two exchanges and a year or so later (I was holding out hoping that a firmware update would fix the issue but never did) I finally gave up on the thing. It was sad because I really like the simplicity and the innovative adjustment knobs being the entire side of the can was incredible and at that price point it was a winner. Other than the one flaw. The only other issue I had, and it may be related, was that the mic boom didn't extend far enough. Maybe if you have a very small head it protruded far enough to reach your mouth. Me being a fully formed adult though it came to about the mid point of my cheek. There's a chance that this also caused my muffled voice but those on the other end said my voice sounded fine so I doubt it. My hope is that they fixed this issue with the new one as that's all I wanted. I read that the boom has been extended so, even if they made no other changes to the mic monitoring, it may help the issue. Ideally they cranked up the mic monitoring volume too since they have adjustments. It never made sense that the highest possible setting was still lower than every other headset on the market's lowest setting. Why have settings if you can barely even hear it on the highest? I'm pre-ordering this right now because I'm tired of my Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 and it's horrid connectivity issues. It only connects probably 50% or so of the time when initially powered on and requires being powered down and back on to get it to connect. Then, once connected, it will regularly start to break up and cut out. It never fully drops the connection like the Stealth Ultra Controller does (I'd rather have the headset drop the connection fully mid-game than the controller but I didn't get that choice) but the constant breaking up is something I'm not willing to put up with anymore. I digress. Hoping this new refreshed version of the 1st party headset is the answer to my (relatively low) needs.

Had tb for many years.  700 then 700 gen2 and the 700 max. Generally no issues and they all got plenty of use.  Nothing ever snapped or broke off,  the people who say the arms snap... either ur heads massive or your stood on them. General wear has been my issues like the volume button stopping working and battery life going.  Had one where the sound was going that was 700 first gen. The max which I currently have annoys me as I have to log in to the app every time I use it to turn mic monitor off and change the wheel on the side to sound from my party.  Very annoying as it should be the standard setting. The dongles annoy me to,  xbox has Bluetooth damn it just connect to that

Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 1 was a great set- with the exception of the dongle which broke away from the housing pretty early on- then the headset started needing to be reset every time I turned them on for sound to fully come through (very soft sound for any game when first turning them on) + some connection issues. Got the gen 2 to replace them and they were uncomfortable and didn’t connect properly/ had a tinny quality. I’m back to the gen 1s and I’m considering the 3s. I’m not a pro gamer so I can’t justify something like the Logitech AC50x or similar. Super expensive, but I’m tired of resetting the damn headset every time I turn them on to use my PS5. Are the gen 3s going to work for me if I liked the gen 1s?

I can comment on Gen2, im ysing them for 2+ years now, they look and feel the same as the first day i got them. In rare occasions, they fell from my table few times and nothing happend. Soo build quality feels good on them, atleast for me. Mic is sturdy and moves sharp and sturdy, without any travel, mute function works, every button works. Bear in mind i didnt use a lot of premium headsets in my life.

i also have never had a problem with my 700s, ever. got the gen 1 like 7-8 years ago or something like that, then got my current gen 2’s back in 2020 and now i’m looking at the 3’s. neither of my headsets have ever busted on me or let me down in ANY way and that’s even after owning them for about ~3-4 years each. quite looking forward to upgrading!

The 700s quality is dramatically improved from the 600. I won't get a 600 ever again, thing snapped on me putting on my head.

Interesting, in my 3 or 4 years of using Turtle Beach, I haven't encountered a single one of these problems you mention...