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To be clear, the Nova Pro's noise-canceling tech is stellar it's just that almost a year has passed and Turtle Beach has topped it. I could only faintly hear the fan with the Stealth Pro, but the hum of the blades was still identifiable with the Nova Pro. To compare them, I turned a fan on the highest setting and sat next to it with active noise cancellation tuned to the max. On the technical side, this feature maxes out at -25db of noise reduction at 100Hz.
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Previously, that honor went to the Nova Pro, but the Stealth Pro offers a noticeable difference. To put it simply, it has the best noise-canceling tech of any gaming headset. For multiplatform gamers and particularly those who favor consoles, the Stealth Pro wins in the customization arena.īy far the most impressive customization feature on the Stealth Pro is the active noise cancellation.
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But if you're strictly a PC player, personalization is still better on SteelSeries' Sonar due to precise tweaks you can make to highlight or mask very particular sounds. Universal compatibility is what makes the Stealth Pro's customization features so nice. With advanced settings-which by nature are aimed at audiophiles-you have further control over your audio, allowing you to create a more distinct profile than you would be able to otherwise. These 10 sliders adjust frequencies in relation to decibels across all 10 audio bands. If you want to really get into the weeds, you can create custom presets using the advanced settings. The Stealth Pro looks more like a regular pair of headphones than a traditional Turtle Beach headset On the Stealth Pro, this tech has never been better thanks to the clarity provided by the improved audio drivers. Superhuman Hearing is Turtle Beach's way of pinpointing and identifying sounds that you might not hear otherwise. Sliders let you adjust active noise cancellation, treble, bass and vocal boost, and Turtle Beach's Superhuman Hearing tech. The app has a wide range of basic and advanced features. Your personalized audio settings are stored on the headset, which means you can take advantage of nearly all of the robust customization features on not just PC, but Xbox, PlayStation, and mobile devices via Bluetooth. Whereas most high-end headsets reserve their customization features for PC (including the Nova Pro), the Stealth Pro doesn't have that limitation. The Turtle Beach Audio Hub is available on both PC and mobile (iOS and Android). What differentiates the Stealth Pro from the competition are its convenient and versatile customization features, which are notably present across all of your devices. Many gaming headsets struggle with deep lows, but the Stealth Pro remains crisp and clear.
The bass in particular is quite impressive.
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Turtle Beach really knocked it out of the park when it comes to the audio drivers, as the 50mm drivers excel mightily with both lows and highs.
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Out of the box, the Stealth Pro has a rich, vibrant sound whether you're using 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth 5.1.
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The Nova Pro does beat it in comfort and looks, but the Stealth Pro isn't far behind, which is impressive in and of itself since SteelSeries' Arctis series essentially reinvented the with its unique and highly effective ComfortMax system. The Stealth Pro actually beats the Nova Pro in a couple of notable areas, including noise cancellation and customization. Given Turtle Beach's lackluster recent output, such as the garish and rather uncomfortable Stealth 700 Max Gen 2 (a $200 headset), I didn't really expect the Stealth Pro to rival the Arctis Nova Pro. And for most players, those headsets offer more than enough in terms of performance, comfort, looks, and durability. Most flagship headsets nowadays retail in the $150-to-$200 price range-headsets like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 and Razer BlackShark V2 Pro. The price is undoubtedly hard to stomach, and it puts the Stealth Pro in a niche but growing category of ultra-premium gaming headsets. So, yeah, you're wearing a headset that costs more than the Xbox Series S or Nintendo Switch you're potentially playing on. One glance at the sticker price will probably make you think: Well, I would hope it's good for that price. Turtle Beach's Stealth Pro is not only the manufacturer's best headset ever, but also one of the best gaming headsets you can buy in 2023 across all platforms. Yes, Turtle Beach has been one of the most recognizable names in the gaming audio space for nearly two decades, but as the field crowded with formidable competitors, Turtle Beach fell behind the pack in terms of quality. With the arrival of the Stealth Pro, Turtle Beach has once again cemented itself as a leader in the gaming headsets market.
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