Over the years they have worked their way into one of the premiere gaming accessory companies in the world, best known for
their pro quality headsets.
Not exact matches
Pros: + Outstanding sound
quality for a $ 50
headset + Boom mic clears out a lot of feedback thanks to the boom mics setup + Superb audio
quality, easily on par with brands such as Bose and Kicker
Although it costs a pretty penny, the SteelSeries Arctis
Pro Wireless
Headset is unmatched in sound
quality even up against wired gaming
headsets.
Logitech rounds out its G
Pro lineup with a subtle gaming
headset that pairs an impressive build and subtle design with
quality audio at a palatable price.
The Corsair Void
Pro RGB is a very good gaming
headset offering impressive sound
quality and a comfy feel.
Turtle Beach is clearly aiming to transform its
headset lineup and shake - off that budget connotation that it's held for so long, with the Elite 800 sharing many of the high
quality additions you'll find in the impressive Elite
Pro.
Too often, solid build comes along with a lot of bulk (a big complaint I have about most gaming
headsets), but the Roccat Khan
Pro headset maintains a minimal footprint while feeling like a
quality product overall.
The Arctis
Pro solves the few compatibility shortcomings the previous Arctis
headsets faced and boosts the
quality up across the board.
While you can circumvent this entirely by simply purchasing the
headset - only version of the
Pro, the functionality and sound
quality the GameDAC and wireless breakout box bring to the experience balance out any setup annoyances.
Logitech rounds out its G
Pro lineup with a subtle gaming
headset that pairs an impressive build and subtle design with
quality audio at a palatable price.
Overall, the design and
quality of the Elite
Pro Tournament
headset is among Turtle Beach's best, and you'd probably hope so at this price point.
Turtle Beach is clearly aiming to transform its
headset lineup and shake - off that budget connotation that it's held for so long, with the Elite 800 sharing many of the high
quality additions you'll find in the impressive Elite
Pro.
As a
headset designed for competitive play, the Elite
Pro's sound
quality squarely hits its mark.
The Turtle Beach Elite
Pro Professional is a gaming
headset that offers superb
quality surround sound audio, an excellent microphone and, most importantly, a comfortable gaming experience for a reasonable price.
The first thing that strikes home about the Turtle Beach Elite
Pro Professional
headset is the build
quality.
The Corsair Void
Pro RGB is a very good gaming
headset offering impressive sound
quality and a comfy feel.
The Arctis
Pro iterates smartly, solving the few compatibility shortcomings the previous Arctis
headsets faced and boosting the
quality to new heights.
The Striker
Pro headset comes with 3 cables for all your needs, More than a gaming
headset, the Striker
Pro brings Polk's legendary sound
quality to your favorite movies, music and TV shows (Includes three detachable cables: Mobile connect cable in - line one button remote and microphone (1 meter), dual - jack console controller cable (1 meter) and dual - jack, extra-long PC connect cable).
On its own, Turtle Beach's Elite
Pro Tournament
Headset is a solid piece of hardware, offering a solid build with
quality materials and well - balanced audio.
Whichever version you pick, the Arctis
Pro achieve their goal of delivering
quality audio in a gaming
headset.
Valuing sheer performance over the traditional «gamer aesthetic,» the Logitech G
Pro headset offers fantastic sound
quality over long periods of time and little else.
Luckily with the SteelSeries Arctis
Pro Wireless, you don't have to make any compromises, you can get high
quality lossless audio playback with a wireless
headset.
If you want strong performance for less money, the Astro Gaming A20 and SteelSeries» own Arctis 7 are very good wireless
headsets that don't have quite the flexibility or build
quality of the Arctis
Pro, but are half the price.
There are many worthy gaming
headsets out there, with the Kingston HyperX Cloud II
Pro being one such example, but there is also a stream of poor -
quality...
Although it costs a pretty penny, the SteelSeries Arctis
Pro Wireless
Headset is unmatched in sound
quality even up against wired gaming
headsets.
The Beyerdynamic MMX 300 is one of the most impressive - sounding gaming
headsets we've ever tested, beating out the Turtle Beach Elite
Pro Tournament
Headset in build and audio
quality.
The G231 Prodigy wired gaming
headset doesn't have the plush feel or superb audio
quality of the Turtle Beach Elite
Pro, and is less fully featured than the wireless G933 Artemis Spectrum, but at $ 69.99 it costs less than half of those
headsets, while still offering a solid build and excellent performance.
In their
Pro trim, LG's Tone
headsets bring added features like vibrating notifications and text dictation as well as a lighter, more portable build — but they also offer somewhat inferior audio
quality.
The Striker
Pro is billed as an «audiophile grade» gaming
headset, and while I'm not sure if its audio
quality crushes that of other
headsets in its price range, it certainly sounds great.
Turtle Beach's Elite
Pro Tournament
headset boasts premium materials, a focus on comfort, incredible virtual surround audio, and a high -
quality microphone.