Turtle Beach Stealth 300

In this Turtle Beach Stealth 300 review, we'll discuss the battery life, quality, and price. You can also read about the Stealth 200, which is similar to the 300 but has a slightly higher price. In addition to the features outlined above, the Stealth 300 also has an improved battery life and a cloth earned instead of faux leather. Despite its price premium, the Turtle Beach Stealth 300 still offers most of the same basic features that make it a popular choice for people looking for a quality earbud.

Turtle Beach Stealth 300 review

In this Turtle Beach Stealth 300 review, I will talk about how comfortable this headset is. Unlike its bigger brother, the Turtle Beach XO Four Stealth it is made to be comfortable for people who wear glasses. It is also very flexible and offers plenty of adjustabilities, making it ideal for people who need a headset that will fit comfortably without slipping off their heads. I also like the sound quality of the headset, but will definitely have to buy another one in the future.

The Stealth 300 has an excellent bass accuracy and a good LFE at 10Hz. It can produce deep bass and thumps in hip-hop and EDM music. It can also reproduce the rumbles in film scores. However, the bass is overemphasized by around four decibels, and the overall sound quality isn't very detailed. It is important to remember that this model is meant for gaming, and the sound should be clear to players.

Price

The Turtle Beach Stealth 300 is a decent pair of headphones for its price. Although their soundstage is average and the bass is adequate, there are some problems with the overall sound quality. The treble is unimpressive and the headphones' PRTF response is below average. It is also a little bit veiled. This will make the headphones difficult to use in noisy environments. However, this issue doesn't detract from the overall sound quality.

The microphone is quite decent in a quiet environment but lacks airiness and can produce sibilant sounds on S and T sounds. In moderately loud environments, it can separate speech from ambient noise. However, it might not be the best choice for recording in noisy environments. Nevertheless, if you're a heavy bass user, this pair of headphones will be perfect for you. In fact, it can be used to record rock and roll.

Battery life

The battery life of Turtle Beach Stealth 300 is surprisingly impressive. The headset boasts good bass accuracy and a low maximum deviation of 3dB at 20Hz. The treble is also fairly consistent, and the ear cups are relatively small. But the sound quality isn't perfect, either. There are some things you can improve. Here are a few things you should consider before buying this headset.

The battery life of Turtle Beach Stealth 300 headphones is impressive, boasting over 40 hours of continuous play. The headset charges relatively quickly, and the microphone is quite powerful. However, it is important to note that this headset's battery life varies depending on many variables, including volume settings, gaming conditions, and the use of the mic. In addition, the headset is a bit heavy and bulky, so you should consider how much you'll use it.

Mic quality

The Mic quality of the Turtle Beach Stealth 300 is adequate in moderately loud environments, but its low-frequency extension is lacking. It also has a tendency to be sibilant with S and T sounds. Overall, the microphone is a good choice for moderately loud environments, though you might want to consider using another mic for louder situations. Read on for more details about the Turtle Beach Stealth 300's performance.

As a sub-one-hundred-dollar gaming headset, the Turtle Beach Stealth 300's Mic is excellent. It sounds clear and detailed for a sub-$100-headset, and it has long battery life. However, its fixed plastic arm does not allow it to pivot, which limits its versatility. For the best sound, try turning down the bass and treble boost features. These settings will bring out low-frequency sound in the music and allow you to hear the bass notes.