Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 Wireless Gaming Headset for PS5, PS4, PS4 Pro, PlayStation, & Nintendo Switch with 50mm Speakers, 15-Hour Battery life, Flip-to-Mute Mic, and Spatial Audio - Black

Refreshed and ready to take its rightful spot atop a new generation of consoles, the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 is the successor to the best-selling wireless gaming headset for PS5, PS4, and PS4 Pro. The Stealth 600 Gen 2 wireless gaming headset is enhanced with a host of upgrades, including a larger high-sensitivity flip-to-mute mic that delivers improved chat clarity and now seamlessly integrates into the headset when muted. The headband and hinge design have been reinforced for added long-term durability, and soft, glasses-friendly ear cushions provide plush comfort while refined 50mm speakers produce high-quality, immersive sound and are optimized to unleash the power of Sony 3D Audio on PlayStation 5. A user-friendly audio preset button on the headset allows for easy access to customize audio, and gamers can still count on Turtle Beach proven Superhuman Hearing for an audio advantage on the battlefield. Finally, connectivity is made easy with the included, mini-USB Transmitter that wirelessly connects from your PlayStation console to headset. Wireless Connection: A wireless mini-USB transmitter provides a reliable audio connection on PS5, PS4, and PlayStation Pro; The transmitter delivers an easy plug-and-play connection making setup a breeze Wireless Connection: A wireless mini-USB transmitter provides a reliable audio connection on PS5, PS4, and PlayStation Pro; The transmitter delivers an easy plug-and-play connection making setup a breeze

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