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Turtle Beach: The best Halloween treat for '23? My Xbox Stealth Pro wireless headset

Turtle Beach: The best Halloween treat for '23? My Xbox Stealth Pro wireless headset

Shameless plug? The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro wireless headset is life-changing - honestly. After spending the past few months going non-stop gaming crazy with the PlayStation 5 go-to, the opportunity to check out the Xbox version? Holy. Freaking. Tuesday. Smokes.

It’s a Tuesday and even better, it’s Halloween but I can’t stop putting my stationary bike workout goals to the test and if there’s one thing I need more than my SmartWater Alkaline bottle and Mentos Mint Gum during the workout, it’s the best headset in the game and the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro wireless headset is worth its weight in gold.

Noise-cancellation.

Huge. Having neighbors with kids and just living around New York City, you’re going to always have horns blazing, floors rumbling and of course your local dogs being let out - get it, throwback reference and all - and this headset has me beyond secured.

To be more specific? Forget S.H.I.E.L.D and Nick Fury. I’m all about S.M.A.R.T. Noise-Cancelling Boom and concealed microphones - giving you the best sound and making sure your voice is more crystal clear than Siri and Alexa on a double date.

Even better? How about the fact it’s compatible with freaking everything? While the purpose is for my Xbox Series X system, the ability for it to pair up with Nintendo Switch, any Bluetooth-ready devices (hi, iPhone 15 Pro Max) along with the PlayStation 5 too? Holy smokes.

But even more than just the pairing ability, it’s honestly the comfort and never-ending battery. Getting the additional swap-out-ready battery and charger has you never worrying about losing out on battery power, giving you alerts when the battery is a medium and low levels so those waiting room moments while you’re changing your Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II multiplayer load outs turn out to be the best moment to swap out your headset.

Getting the chance to see if the quality I’ve experienced with the PlayStation-focused Stealth Pro wireless. headset had me reaching my conclusion in seconds. Literally the same headset with even more capability being able to pair with more devices than the PlayStation-targeted one.

I swear, I have always maintained PlayStation as my favorite system but time and time Microsoft proves to have the edge from being able to customize my home screen to the powerhouse’s life-changing Game Pass Ultimate perks (EA Play, online play, a ridiculous amount of day one releases and solid library of current and next generation games).

I realize dropping over $300 on a headset sounds wild but much like the reason why Tesla and even luxury vehicles like BMW and - did I already say BMW? Sorry, Team X3 here - are expensive, it’s the long-running support, experience and overall quality you get.

With Turtle Beach, the brand has never - and I promise you when I say never, I mean, ever, ever, ever, ever - EVER - let me down. Every release has maintained an extreme level of quality and made gaming plus workout experiences amazing enough to get me through the entire session and pushing my own standard higher and higher.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro wireless headset for the Xbox is a must-own especially if you’re a gamer like myself and want endless pairing options including both next generation systems and your mobile go-to devices like a Nintendo Switch and of course those Remote Play goals, too, on your favorite mobile go-to devices with Bluetooth capabilities.

Want more details? Have the itch to secure the holiday season gift of the year? Head over to Turtle Beach and see what this is all about. Happy Tuesday!

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