On the bright side, the Elite Pro T.A.C., Turtle Beach's aforementioned $200 mixing amp accessory for the Elite Pro (and other gaming headsets), can work with just the headset's default single ...

The basic Turtle Beach Elite Pro headset will run you around $200 and is a solid headset that feels just a little too expensive. Even in the face of the price I have to say it's one of the nicest ...

The Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 gaming headset is a curious piece of tech. Turtle Beach itself is one of the most exciting, and reliable names in gaming audio, ...

The Elite Pro Tournament Gaming Headset and Tournament Audio Controller debuted earlier this year from Turtle Beach at $200 each. The headset features elaborate adjustment options, 50mm audio ...

It’s a chunky, circular base station that’s vaguely reminiscent of Turtle Beach’s Elite Pro headset amp, but the reason that it’s not just a dinky wireless dongle is that it houses the ...

The Elite Atlas Aero, with a RRP of £129.99, is admittedly priced towards the top end of Turtle Beach’s range. Building on a near-identical frame to the Elite Pro and Elite Pro 2, which both ...

Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Headset review. From its Recon 50 headsets through to its Stealth 600/700 Gen 2 MAX range of headsets, Turtle Beach has long catered for a broad spectrum of different ...

The Turtle Beach Elite Pro Tournament headset features "all-new" 50mm NanoClear Speakers, which the company says were created specifically for eSports.

In the years since Turtle Beach became a household name, the company has seen intense competition from the likes of SteelSeries, Tritton, and many other high-end headset manufacturers. Now, Turtle ...

Turtle Beach's Elite Atlas is a wired gaming headset that lives up to its Pro Performance tag, thanks to its great audio and the comfortable fit.

Turtle Beach has also kept a keen eye on versatility through the years, and by offering a 3.5mm connection, the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Aero can do double duty as a console and mobile audio solution.