The frame and ear-cups feel incredibly premium and although I was sceptical of the “glasses friendly” marketing, I was surprised how weightless the headset felt on my head thanks to the fact that the company has cleverly put softer foam in the section of ear cups that sit where your glasses do on your head. The navy with gold detailing isn’t particularly a combo I’d have put together, but it’s a bold move and I kind of appreciate that. To be totally honest, from a design point of view, I wouldn’t say the Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max has quite evolved into an everyday headsets as much as some of the other high-end alternatives on the market, but I also don’t think this was the intention with Turtle Beach clearly targeting the hardcore gamers, and that’s probably a smart move. Obviously, Xbox is where you’re going to get the most feature-complete experience with the likes of game/chat balance (something still limited to PlayStation official headsets on the PlayStation side) as well surround sound on Xbox. It’s an extremely pain free setup and connection for any of the consoles listed above. This is done through a USB dongle that can flick between Xbox mode and a standard USB transmitting mode (for everything else). This huge range of compatibility is so rare in this day and age, so it’s great to see Turtle Beach accomplishing that. Without doubt the best thing about the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max is that the Xbox version is compatible with both the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC/Mac as well as smart phones and other devices through bluetooth connectivity. THE CHEAPEST PRICE: $299 WITH FREE SHIPPING FROM AMAZON Whilst the headset has opted to stick with the more traditional gaming headset style and features, not opting to incorporate new features such as active noise cancellation, it’s a really solid gaming headset that has great versatility. This time, Turtle Beach has dropped its new flagship headset, the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max. This year has been an interesting one for headsets, with the likes of SteelSeries, Sony and Razer all dropping new flagship models.
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