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The video provides a comprehensive review of the new Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 gaming headset, emphasizing its enhanced design, build quality, and feature set. The headset is compatible with the PS4, PS5 (pending final tests), and Nintendo Switch, with similar versions available for Xbox consoles. Key upgrades include a 15-hour battery life, superhuman hearing, and 50mm neodymium speakers. The presenter discusses the improved durability, sturdier construction, and increased comfort, especially for glasses wearers. They explain the microphone's adjustable positions, the absence of a 3.5mm jack, and the functionality of various buttons and dials on the headset.
The video also compares the sound quality to the Stealth 700s, noting better bass and overall amplified sound in the new model, and includes a sound demonstration using Fortnite. The reviewer highlights different sound modes such as normal, bass enhancement, and superhuman hearing. Throughout the review, the Turtle Beach Gen 2 headphones are praised for their significant improvements over previous models, with features like a stronger headband, cooling gel ear pads, and Bluetooth capability. The video concludes with positive feedback on the headset's performance and links for purchase or pre-order.
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In this part of the video, the presenter reviews the new Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 gaming headset, designed for the PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch, though PS5 compatibility is pending final tests. They mention similar versions for Xbox consoles and a pending release of the Stealth 700 series. Purchase links are provided in the video description. The headset features significant upgrades, including a 15-hour battery life, superhuman hearing, and 50mm neodymium speaker magnets. The presenter unboxes the headset, highlighting its components such as the USB dongle, USB-C connector, and pamphlets, noting that it charges well with a MacBook USB-C supercharger.
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In this segment, the video focuses on reviewing the new Turtle Beach headphones, highlighting significant improvements in their design and build quality. The reviewer points out that the new headphones feel much sturdier and less plasticky compared to previous models, and they demonstrate enhanced durability. Key features include robust pivot points, a stronger expansion mechanism, and a headband with functional position markers for consistent adjustment. The ear pads have an updated design that offers increased comfort, particularly for those who wear glasses. The reviewer also touches on the microphone, which can be adjusted to three different positions.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the features and usability of a Turtle Beach headset. They highlight the microphone’s three positions: folded in, mute mode, and talking mode, and note the durable metal pivot point. The buttons are all on the left side, and there is no 3.5mm headphone jack, which limits connectivity options. The volume dials are rubber-coated for improved grip. The power button turns the headset on quickly and includes a “super hearing mode,” which can be toggled with a single press. The headset has four audio modes indicated by beeps, but the instructions do not clarify the beep meanings, which the presenter found annoying. They also show the small dongle with an LED light that indicates the microphone’s status, but the persistent flashing red light when muted is seen as a nuisance.
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In this part of the video, the creator compares the sound quality of a particular set of headphones to the Stealth 700s, noting that while the Stealth 700s offer a more refined sound, the new headphones have better bass and amplified sound overall. He plans to demonstrate this by playing Fortnite, despite acknowledging some viewers’ dislike for the game. The creator outlines his setup for recording the sound demo, which involves using a microphone and the headphones at max volume, positioned behind the camera. He then begins the sound demonstration, highlighting different sound modes like normal, bass enhancement, and superhuman hearing, and illustrating the bass quality through various in-game actions and music. He admits the focus will be more on sound quality than gameplay performance.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses the performance of a pair of headphones while playing Fortnite. They mention trying different sound modes, such as superhuman mode and base mode. Despite demonstrating how not to play the game, the reviewer expresses a positive opinion about the Turtle Beach Gen 2 headphones, suggesting that they are a significant improvement over previous models. They highlight features like a potential upgrade to the Gen 2 700s, mentioning the metal headband, cooling gel in the ear pads, and Bluetooth capability. The reviewer concludes by providing links for viewers to purchase or pre-order the headphones, appreciating their support for the channel.