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The Stealth Pro got me through everyday calls just fine, and produced impressively crisp and clear voice recordings. Better yet, the Pro’s ANC is highly customizable, with five levels of adjustable noise cancellation or ambient sound depending on how much noise you want to block out or let in.
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I found the Arctis Nova Pro’s ANC to be a bit smoother and more consistent when gaming with my air conditioner on full blast, but both did a similarly good job keeping outside noise levels low.
It held up pretty well in my testing, quieting everything from the buzz of an airplane and the clack of nearby construction to a significant degree. The Stealth Pro is Turtle Beach’s first gaming headset with active noise cancellation, which is a great feature to have if you’re gaming on the go (or in a household filled with noisy kids and pets). The Stealth Pro is largely comparable to the Arctis Nova Pro in terms of overall quality, though I found that game noises were generally louder and livelier on Turtle Beach’s headset. That said, the effect sounds more natural on the Pro than it does on the Stealth 700, and does a nice job amplifying those high-frequency noises while still creating a pleasant overall soundscape. One thing to consider is that Superhuman Hearing generally sacrifices immersion for function, creating a tinny sound that highlights just the sounds you need when you’re competing. You can even fine-tune Superhuman Hearing in the Turtle Beach Audio Hub app, whether you want to adjust its intensity or turn on specific presets that emphasize gunshots or footsteps. And this feature works as well as ever on the Stealth Pro, letting me easily pinpoint teammates and foes while frantically running around the multiplayer battlefields of Overwatch 2. This is thanks to the company’s signature Superhuman Hearing feature, which is designed to highlight noises like gunshots and footsteps, letting you stay well aware of your enemies. When using the Stealth Pro and Stealth 700 side-by-side in these games, the Pro sounded noticeably crisper and cleaner.īut Turtle Beach headsets really shine when it comes to giving you a competitive edge in online shooters. Being able to hear exactly where every undead growl was coming from made Resident Evil 4 even more tense, while the bone-crunching action of Mortal Kombat 11 came through in full, disgusting detail. The Stealth Pro pumps out high-end sound that’s befitting of its high price tag, making it easy to get immersed in my favorite cinematic games while allowing for plenty of competitive awareness when I hopped into the online battlefield. I still prefer retractable mics (like the ones on the Nova Pro Wireless and Stealth 700) over detachable ones since you won’t have to worry about any parts going missing, but snapping the Pro’s mic on and off wasn’t much of a hassle. The Stealth Pro’s flexible microphone is removable for when you’re gaming solo, and its left earcap cover snaps off easily once it comes time to swap between its rechargeable batteries. Plus, thanks to the headset’s excellent companion app, I rarely had to fuss with them at all (but more on that later). I didn’t always have an easy time reaching the main three buttons, but this layout is a big improvement over the Stealth 700, which crammed way too many sliders and easy-to-mix-up buttons on a single side.
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The Stealth Pro packs plenty of on-ear controls, including buttons for power, Bluetooth and the company’s signature Superhuman Hearing mode just under the right earcup as well as a customizable dial and action button on the earcup itself. They feel a bit heavy compared to the more svelte Arctis Nova Pro, but I still had no problem wearing them for hours, whether I was blasting through Metroid Prime Remastered on a plane or getting spooked in Resident Evil 4 on my couch. More importantly, the Stealth Pro feels great, with plush memory foam ear cushions that felt snug yet breathable - by comparison, the still-comfy Stealth 700 Gen 2 tends to put more pressure on my head. I think the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless do a better job masquerading as a pair of everyday cans, but I was still happy to break out the Stealth Pro on a flight - and had zero fears of getting any funny looks. While many of the company’s products are unapologetically gamer-y (read: big, bulky and filled with colorful highlights), the Stealth Pro dons a sleek silver-and-black look that’s more in line with a traditional pair of over-ear headphones. The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro doesn’t look like a Turtle Beach headset, and I mean that as a compliment. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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