A bargain at any price and offering a whole lot of value, the Turtle Beach Recon 70 pumps out quality sound that puts more expensive brands to shame. A pity then, that it’s not the most comfortable headset to wear.

The Elite Atlas may be pricy, but it balances its moderate sound by being a handy Jack of all trades that’ll easily work on whatever you throw at it. It’s primary function more than meets the demands of even the most stressed out esports star when they’re playing a clutch match, its modular nature makes it a reliable kit to travel around with and its a surprisingly comfortable headset to wear for long periods of time. It may not master everything thrown at it, but it’s more than capable of meeting any challenge head-on.

Turtle Beach has credited Fortnite and PUBG with increased sales of headsets. Now, their latest financials show just how much of an increase.

Fortnite and PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds are the most popular games on the planet right now. Just about everybody and their dog is playing one or the other Battle Royale game. Unless you’re sticking to solo, they’re both games that require a bit of communication, and according to Turtle Beach, they’re responsible for a sharp rise in headset sales.

A solid and immersive headset, the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 delivers premium audio at a competitive price-point. Durable and having cut the right corners in its design, the Stealth 600 headset is high-end bass droppin’ on a mid-sized budget.

Turtle Beach's HyperSound Glass speakers are transparent, and highly directional.

I play a lot of games. More correctly, I play games a lot. When is the best time to play games? At night, when it is (relatively) cooler, there is no screen glare or other bright lights due to that large fireball in the sky going to another level and most people go to sleep. Now, to avoid having to …

More devices for pumping sound directly in to your brain! We take a look at the multiplatform PX21 from Turtle Beach.