Turtle Beach Headphones

The Gen 3 Stealth 600's headline number is 80 hours of battery — the best in its class, and enough that most owners charge it every couple of weeks rather than every couple of days. Buy the right variant and it's also one of the few true do-everything headsets: the Xbox version's dongle has a toggle that covers Xbox Series X|S, PS5/PS4, PC, and Switch, plus Bluetooth 5.2 for phones and Steam Deck, with a QuickSwitch button to hop between connections. The 50mm drivers are tuned loud and punchy, and the Swarm II app (desktop and mobile) adds a genuinely useful 10-band EQ and mic presets. The flip-to-mute mic is much improved over the Gen 2 — its AI noise reduction kills keyboard clatter almost completely — though some owners find voices come through slightly compressed compared to the best boom mics. Comfort is decent, with deeper, more glasses-friendly cups than before, but clamping force is on the firm side and the build is plasticky at this weight class. The critical buying note: the PlayStation variant does NOT work on Xbox, while the Xbox variant works on everything — if there's any chance you'll own both consoles, buy the Xbox version. At around $100-110 it's a value pick that's hard to beat on battery and flexibility.

Best for Multi-console households who hate charging headsets