Turtle Beach unveiled the Stealth Pro II, its newest wireless headset aimed at Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Bluetooth devices. Building on the praised Stealth Pro, the model adds Japan Audio Society‑certified 24‑bit/96 kHz Hi‑Res wireless sound, 60 mm Eclipse dual drivers and a floating 9 mm microphone. A marketing stunt featured ninja Jinichi Kawakami to demonstrate the unit’s ultra‑quiet detection capabilities.

Both Xbox and PC/PlayStation variants support simultaneous 2.4 GHz ultra‑low‑latency wireless and Bluetooth, active noise cancellation, Dolby Atmos and dual swappable 40‑hour batteries. The headset’s anodized aluminium frame, memory‑foam cushions and mesh headband target marathon sessions. $349.99 MSRP positions it above entry‑level gear, with pre‑orders opening today and shipments slated for May 17, 2026.

CrossPlay 2.0 lets users toggle among up to four platforms with a single button, a feature CEO Cris Keirn touts as bridging gaming and high‑fidelity audio. With certified Hi‑Res wireless and a suite of EQ presets via the Swarm II app, the Stealth Pro II aims to set a new benchmark for premium gaming headsets.

By targeting both competitive gamers and audiophiles, Turtle Beach hopes to reclaim its standing against rivals like SteelSeries and Razer, whose wireless offerings lack certified Hi‑Res audio. The inclusion of dual batteries and Bluetooth ensures flexibility for streamers switching between consoles and mobile devices, making the Stealth Pro II a versatile flagship for 2026.