Now Turtle Beach has its own attempt at the very same value proposition: the Stealth 600 is a $99 (£89, AU$169) headset that pairs easily with your PS4 , delivers virtual surround sound, and lasts for upwards of 15 hours of gaming.

Strong virtual surround sound; Great wireless performance; Excellent battery life

Uncomfortable; Cheap-feeling build; Limited connectivity

Qualty of product seems ok. I got it working with little fuss. Unfortunately its a little too quiet for my liking. The volume is up full but its only just slightly too loud. Otherwise good product.

You have to update the firmware before use otherwise it's a bit jittery, other than that this headset connects just like the controller and has great sound and good battery life.

The headset offers high sound quality for RPG games and music and bass sounds brilliant on them. BUT: DO NOT BUY THESE FOR THE PURE ABILITY TO TRACE FOOTSTEPS, as the superhuman hearing mode only boosts the noise to sound very sharp and people talking sound VERY LOUD.

uncomfortable, my ears touch the speaker cap, Not refundable or exchange; havent bothered using them, going to stick to my cheaper pair

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The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 is in many ways a cheaper version of the Stealth 700 headset. It ditches some of the extra tech (the Stealth 700 offers Bluetooth and active noise cancellation which the Stealth 600 does not), but in doing so brings the price down to an even more affordable point:...

Great price point at $99.95; Decent sound quality; elevated by Windows Sonic; Loud mic monitoring and clear chat experience

Omission of 3.5mm jack seems odd

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