turtle beach wireless headset for xbox 360

#Turtle beach wireless headset for xbox 360 driver#
#Turtle beach wireless headset for xbox 360 Bluetooth#

Nothing serious overall, but that requires a bit of practice and concentration. Thus, the left atrium offers no less than two buttons and two dials, all aligned in the axis, with a distance and a differentiation which necessarily lead to false manipulations.Ī general volume (which does not affect the OS but the sound received by the headset), a chat volume for the Xbox or a voice feedback volume for other platforms, a mode button for the different equalizations included in the DSP of the headphones, and a dual-function power button, enough to get lost sometimes, or at least enough to waste time finding the right setting.Įven the microphone, which benefits from the simplest use with its rotating rod which in the high position cuts the sound, is difficult to put in the low position in the heat of the moment. Nevertheless its ergonomics would have deserved a little clarity for easier-to-access controls.

#Turtle beach wireless headset for xbox 360 driver#

In any case, the use of the headset is simple, immediate, devoid of driver and therefore of software support, and without perceptible latency.

#Turtle beach wireless headset for xbox 360 Bluetooth#

Finally, it only lacks an analog wired connection or even Bluetooth compatibility to be complete. For the latter, compatibility is still limited to the standard or OLED model, in TV mode, since a USB A port is necessary for connecting the dongle. Using a simple switch on the supplied USB dongle, the headset switches from Microsoft consoles to a Direct Audio mode with wide compatibility: Windows, MacOs, Linux, PS4, PS5, or Switch. If the Stealth 600 Gen 2 Max is very officially an Xbox Series headset, with compatibility extended natively to the Xbox One, we can count on its operation on many other platforms, and in particular current PlayStation machines. Features: Exceptional compatibility for this Xbox headset The appearance of the Stealth 600 Gen 2 Max is therefore quite toy, especially in comparison with other models of this price level such as the HyperX Cloud II Wireless, its main competitor.

A plastic that struggles to give off an impression of quality despite an obvious solidity and an absence of creaks and squeaks during handling, while the visible screws are numerous and clearly visible. If comfort, rather firm, is part of the game, the overall finish is very plastic.