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Stealth 350VR Headset Review (PS4)


Turtle Beach’s Stealth 350VR headset will further immerse users into the Virtual Reality world.

Turtle Beach’s Stealth 350VR is an interesting one - one of the first headsets to hit the scene specifically with VR in mind. VR titles are already some of the most immersive options you have, if you can afford the hefty asking price to set up your room, rig, or living room. Essentially, if you have already shelled out the considerable fee to get VR operating, what’s the price of a headset really? Curiously enough, these headphones are priced rather modestly for their focus at $59.95 making them a reasonable pickup even if you’re only dabbling in the world of VR.

You can tell the Stealth is designed for comfort while wearing your VR gear. It’s a bit wider and has breathing room for the setup that’s ostensibly fitting snugly on your head. It succeeds here admirably both in giving you plenty of exterior room and maneuverability, and is the most comfortable pair of cups that I’ve used with VR. The padded memory foam is an excellent choice, and won’t get sweaty and gross - a serious consideration since you’re already encumbered by the rest of your VR accoutrements.


The rest of the specs are great too - you have a removable mic, great audio, and battery amplification that lasts almost forever. But I’m not so sure these factors make it all that much better for VR than another headset of the same quality, as I didn’t notice much difference while exploring virtual worlds.

They’re cool cups and offer enough flexibility to consider them over another headset for your virtual delving. If you’re looking for a set that won’t smother you while you jack on your face-mask, it’s a perfect match - but don’t expect much in terms of audio immersion that makes you feel the waterfall or hear the crunch of snow any better than comparable headsets. Overall, a solid choice for the VR explorer that’s looking for something that fits great (comfort during VR here is the absolute best thing about the headphones), sounds good, and has a lot of battery-boosted life. To learn more, visit the official Turtle Beach website.


Our Opinion: 9.5 out of 10
Must-Buy


About the Turtle Beach Stealth 350VR Headset
Put yourself in the heart of the action with the built-for-VR design of the Turtle Beach® Stealth 350VR. The revolutionary ergonomic design provides clearance for a VR headband and cables. Smooth, fabric-wrapped memory foam, over-the-ear cushions keep you comfy and cool while the 50mm Neodymium speakers fill your ears with crisp highs and thundering lows. And battery-powered amplification creates an even more immersive experience. On board audio controls with amplification and Bass Boost let you easily adjust your volume so you can always hear your teammates loud and clear.

  • Battery-Powered Amplification – Amplified audio for greater immersion. Play for over 30 hours on a single charge.
  • Variable Bass Boost – Feel the rumble of action by increasing the bass with a single touch.
  • Full-Range Audio – 50mm Neodymium speakers with over-ear cushions deliver crisp highs and thundering lows.
  • Mic Monitoring- Say it, don't shout it thanks to the ability to hear the volume of your own voice.
  • Removable Noise-Cancelling Microphone – Communicate clearly with your team thanks to the optimized voice pickup in this removable, noise-cancelling mic.
  • Ergonomic VR Design – Tailored for an out-of-this-world virtual reality experience with memory foam ear cushions and plenty of clearance for your VR headset and cables.
  • Lightweight and Comfortable – Lightweight design with smooth, fabric-wrapped memory foam ear cushions ensure a comfortable fit.
  • Swappable Cable System – Easily interchangeable cables to swap between PlayStation®VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation®4.

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