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Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 420X Wireless Headset
Turtle Beach Corporation is pleased to announce that its third 100% fully wireless Xbox One headset, the EAR FORCE Stealth 420X is available for pre-order when it becomes available July 18, 2015.
"When you look beyond the high-quality and immersive sound you get from our headsets, Turtle Beach is the clear market share leader in gaming headsets because we continue to offer a broad range of products that cater to gamers' varied desires and budgets," said Juergen Stark, CEO, Turtle Beach Corporation. "This is part of our DNA, and why we've now put together another great feature set for the Stealth 420X as our third 100% fully wireless Xbox One gaming headset. Like its predecessors, the Stealth 420X will feature our renowned audio and mic quality in a comfortable headset designed to give gamers the most immersive and enjoyable gaming experience."
The EAR FORCE Stealth 420X is an officially licensed gaming headset for Xbox One, and comes loaded with a suite of must-have features Xbox One gamers are sure to enjoy, including:
- 100% Fully Wireless - No wires anywhere. Experience crystal clear game and chat audio using the latest, intelligent channel-hopping technology for interference-free wireless gaming.
- Simple Setup - One simple-to-set-up USB connection to the Xbox One and all your wireless gaming dreams come true.
- STOP SHOUTING! - Mic Monitoring lets players hear their own voice in the headset to avoid shouting.
- Game & Chat Volume Control - Independent controls for game and chat audio lets players tune the mix to their preference.
- Mic Check - A high-sensitivity, adjustable boom mic picks-up voice audio loud and clear. Remove the mic to enjoy mobile/tablet gaming, as well as listening to music and watching movies.
- 15 Hour Rechargeable Battery - A built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 15 hours of wireless gaming.
- Updated Headset Design - An updated over-ear headset design with supple, perforated synthetic leather-wrapped ear-cups provides superior comfort and improved bass response.
- Audio Presets & Voice Prompts - Four Turtle Beach audio presets and audible voice prompts from the headset tell gamers what setting they've selected.
The EAR FORCE Stealth 420X is planned to be available Saturday, July 18, 2015 at participating retailers for a MSRP of $179.95.
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#5113781 Posted on: 07/03/2015 06:27 PM
These are hand made for Potheads. Has to be made from solid hemp to cost 3x the price of a good Gamecom Headset.
These are hand made for Potheads. Has to be made from solid hemp to cost 3x the price of a good Gamecom Headset.
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#5113792 Posted on: 07/03/2015 06:36 PM
You could buy some pretty good headphones for $180.
Not these though.
You could buy some pretty good headphones for $180.
Not these though.
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#5113817 Posted on: 07/03/2015 06:57 PM
You could buy some pretty good headphones for $180.
Not these though.
Turtle beach is very bad anyway.
You could buy some pretty good headphones for $180.
Not these though.
Turtle beach is very bad anyway.
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#5116076 Posted on: 07/07/2015 12:29 AM
in my opinion if you're spending $180 on a headset for a $400 games console then i think you're gaming on the wrong platform. a headset of that value (or more if you're that way inclined) deserves a premium audio setup to drive it, whether that is a mid-high end soundcard or a full blown audiophile setup.
in my opinion if you're spending $180 on a headset for a $400 games console then i think you're gaming on the wrong platform. a headset of that value (or more if you're that way inclined) deserves a premium audio setup to drive it, whether that is a mid-high end soundcard or a full blown audiophile setup.
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#5116084 Posted on: 07/07/2015 01:00 AM
The audience this headset is targeting doesn't care about sound quality. That's why they purchase this garbage in the first place.
in my opinion if you're spending $180 on a headset for a $400 games console then i think you're gaming on the wrong platform. a headset of that value (or more if you're that way inclined) deserves a premium audio setup to drive it, whether that is a mid-high end soundcard or a full blown audiophile setup.
The audience this headset is targeting doesn't care about sound quality. That's why they purchase this garbage in the first place.
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What a dank looking headset