Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 Max

Respectable bass and clear audio ; Multi-platform support (sort of) ; Decent battery life

Mediocre build ; No 3.5mm support for wired use ; Short, cheap charging cable

The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 MAX isn’t a must-buy gaming headset. It’s good where it counts, but it takes too few shortcuts to get there, sacrificing build quality, accessories, fit, and versatility. It’s a tough recommendation for most. If the...

Multiplatform dongle ; Solid sound ; Foldaway microphone is handy ; Stellar battery life

Very plasticky design ; Microphone isn't class-leading

This is a great headset for anyone with more than one console. Being able to swap between the PS5, Switch, PC or Xbox Series X / S without changing headset is hugely handy and cost-saving. It might not top the competition in other regards, but its...

Compatible with Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, PC & Mac ; Updated ear cushion fabric ; 48+ Hour Battery Life

Can’t be used wired ; Middle of the pack in weight ; No Bluetooth support

Summary Turtle Beach now enters the second and a half generation of their Sealth 600 wireless headset? Now more universal than ever adding compatibility with Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, PC & Mac. The Sealth 600 Gen 2 MAX features a Proprietary...

Performances sonores ; Fonctions embarquées ; Bonne autonomie ; Liaison sans-fil de qualité

Aspect trop plastique ; Confort perfectible ; Uniquement utilisable en sans-fil

Turtle Beach propose ici un casque multiplateforme très intéressant, tant dans sa conception que pour ses performances générales. S’il ne brille pas par son confort et l’utilisation presque abusive du plastique de qualité discutable, le Stealth 600 Gen...