The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II has been positioned as a new flagship headset for 2026, building on the foundation of the original Stealth Pro. According to a review from TheXboxHub, the device is aimed at users seeking a premium, high-performance audio experience rather than a budget-friendly option.
Design and Build Quality
Reviewers noted a significant shift toward premium materials, moving away from the plastic-heavy builds found in entry-level headsets. The Stealth Pro II features an aluminium-enforced headband and a fabric suspension system designed to distribute weight evenly. The headset is described as comfortable for long-term use, with breathable memory foam cushions that accommodate glasses-wearers.
Aesthetically, the headset avoids aggressive RGB lighting, opting for an understated, professional look. The unit includes well-positioned buttons and dials, which were cited as easy to navigate during use.
Audio Performance and Technical Features
The Stealth Pro II utilizes 60mm Eclipse Dual Drivers and includes Dolby Atmos support. In testing, the audio profile was noted for providing both detail and punch across single-player environments and competitive shooters. The headset also features adjustable Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), which allows users to calibrate isolation levels based on their environment.
For communication, the device uses a removable, 9mm shock-mounted unidirectional microphone with AI noise reduction. While the performance of the mic was praised for clarity, the review pointed out a potential drawback: the use of a legacy Micro-USB connector for the microphone, which contrasts with the modern connectivity standards used elsewhere on the device.
Connectivity and Customization
The headset connects via a CrossPlay 2.0 Charging Hub and a USB wireless transmitter. A standout feature for multi-device users is the ability to maintain simultaneous Bluetooth and wireless connections. Users can manage these settings, along with audio EQ, button remapping, and "Superhuman Hearing" profiles, through the Swarm II App.
The package includes a hard-shell storage case and two swappable batteries. While the case is described as sturdy and spacious, it was noted that its size may be bulky for those looking to transport the headset in a backpack.