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Turtle Beach’s new line of Stealth gaming headsets aims to do three things: be comfortable, deliver great sound, and not break the bank. The company's latest midrange model is the $80 Stealth 300 (See it on Amazon), and it’s basically a wired version of Turtle Beach’s Stealth 600. It’s an amplified stereo headset that can be used with any device with a standard headphone jack. The big differentiator here versus its competition is the built-in power amp. Theoretically it means the Stealth 300 will be louder and offer richer sound, with more bass and cracking highs than you’d get plugging your earbuds into a DualShock 4 controller, Xbox One gamepad, or Nintendo Switch.
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Turtle Beach’s new line of Stealth gaming headsets aims to do three things: be comfortable, deliver great sound, and not break the bank. The company's latest midrange model is the $80 Stealth 300 (See it on Amazon), and it’s basically a wired version of Turtle Beach’s Stealth 600. It’s an amplified stereo headset that can be used with any device with a standard headphone jack. The big differentiator here versus its competition is the built-in power amp. Theoretically it means the Stealth 300 will be louder and offer richer sound, with more bass and cracking highs than you’d get plugging your earbuds into a DualShock 4 controller, Xbox One gamepad, or Nintendo Switch.
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