Turtle Beach Unveils Array Of Gaming Headsets At CES

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Ray
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2012-01-05T22:23:44Z

http://dialedin.com/mtvnetworks41/CES/Sizzle for more information about "CES ALL ACCESS LIVE", or check with your local cable provider to catch this year's biggest announcement in the gaming headset category.

New Console and PC Lineup

• Ear Force X42 Wireless Dolby® Surround Sound Xbox 360® Headset
• Ear Force X32 Wireless Stereo Xbox 360® Headset
• Replacements for the very popular Ear Force X31 and Ear Force X41 models, these headsets include new 2.4/5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi technology that actively navigates the wireless landscape in your home or office and finds the open bandwidth to eliminate interference with 2.4GHz wireless devices and LANs. With massive 50mm drivers, the X32/X42 headsets will not only outperform their predecessors, they represent the ultimate blend of value and wireless performance for Xbox gamers.
• Ear Force X32 MSRP: USD $99.95; Ear Force X42 MSRP: USD $159.95
• Availability TBA

• Ear Force DSS 2 Surround Sound Processor for Stereo Headsets
• The latest iteration of Turtle Beach's award winning Dolby® Surround Sound Processor (DSS), this updated model revolutionizes the surround sound experience with six variable speaker configurations, offering custom tuned angles to optimize the surround sound effect for any listener.
• DSS2 is sold alone, or bundled as part of several new Turtle Beach surround sound wired headset models, also debuting at CES.
• The Ear Force DSS2 is available now on the Turtle Beach website for USD $79.95

• Ear Force Z11 Wired Stereo PC Gaming Headset
• The latest addition to the Ear Force PC headset lineup, the Z11 brings an affordable, high-quality stereo experience to PC gamers, with acoustically angled 50mm drivers for rich audio and crystal clear communication.
• MSRP: USD $39.95
• Availability TBA

M-Series Mobile Lifestyle Headsets

Building on the success of their console and PC gaming product lines, Turtle Beach is introducing three new headsets designed specifically for gamers on the go. The M5 and M3 headsets, along with the M1 Earbuds, are engineered to deliver the same legendary audio quality found in all Turtle Beach gaming headsets, while providing compatibility with a broad range of smart phones, tablets and mobile gaming devices.

• Ear Force M5: Mobile Gaming Headset
• The M5 mobile gaming headset features high-fidelity 40mm audio drivers and full-sized, noise-isolating ear cups with breathable mesh cushions for enhanced comfort. The M5 delivers premium audio quality for gaming or listening to music. Features an in-line mic with call control in a sleek, compact design for hands-free calling and crystal clear communication.
• MSRP: USD $49.95
• Availability TBA

• Ear Force M3: Mobile Gaming Headset
• Designed for optimum portability, the M3 features a compact, fold-flat design for easy storage, while its comfortable noise-isolating ear cups and 40mm drivers deliver extreme comfort and high-fidelity audio. The M3 also includes an in-line mic for hands-free calling and online communication.
• MSRP: USD $39.95
• Availability TBA

• Ear Force M1: Mobile Gaming Earbuds with In-line Mic
• These noise-isolating earbuds are specially-designed for enhanced stability and comfort with an around-the-ear fit. They feature high-performance 10mm drivers with neodymium magnets that deliver a dynamic audio range with deep bass response and superior sound quality. The M1 also includes a sleek in-line mic and durable tangle-free braided cable.
• MSRP: USD $59.95
• Availability TBA

For more information on these an all Turtle Beach products, please visit www.turtlebeach.com .

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AKwyn
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2012-01-06T01:25:32Z

Turtle Beach offers very, very great products. I can't wait to see what they have to offer.

Manduh
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2012-01-06T10:30:03Z

We are huge Turtle Beach fans but they can get pretty heavy on the wallet. Mind you, their products are worth every penny in the end, they have excellent sound quality and durability! We always recommend them to anybody looking for gaming headsets for console use.

TBone2012
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2012-01-07T09:53:22Z

Yea my X41 is good, but has interference from wireless, so hopefully these updated headsets can route those interference signals, as i would get constant popping from the receiver and has to move my headset unit about 10 feet away to get a reliable signal, was very annoying. Other than the reduced bass response that I got from the headset, they have been very reliable.

Anwar Ben Tanfous
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2016-04-29T08:21:12Z

my past experience with them wasn't that great, I ended up with a broken usb audio card (very expensive one due to horrible design) and the support didn't offer a way to fix it... so the headphone was useless as it have a special din9 plug for 5.1 channels...

I hope they improved the quality and design of their new products to remain competitive as there many actors right now coming from crowdfunding and other Asian manufacturer who have amazing products at a very reasonable price.

Blackhawk8100
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2016-04-29T10:52:00Z

Originally Posted by: Anwar Ben Tanfous external link

my past experience with them wasn't that great, I ended up with a broken usb audio card (very expensive one due to horrible design) and the support didn't offer a way to fix it... so the headphone was useless as it have a special din9 plug for 5.1 channels...
I hope they improved the quality and design of their new products to remain competitive as there many actors right now coming from crowdfunding and other Asian manufacturer who have amazing products at a very reasonable price.

Hub, guess I am not the only one with problems with their headsets lel

Sim_8_3
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2016-05-03T04:20:23Z

I haven't tried their headsets yet, I will in the future though, I"m curious to see how they compare to the old Senhiesers I still have from like 6 years ago.

Blackhawk8100
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2016-05-03T11:41:54Z

Originally Posted by: Sim_8_3 external link

I haven't tried their headsets yet, I will in the future though, I"m curious to see how they compare to the old Senhiesers I still have from like 6 years ago.

Well, the headsets in the article are 4 years old...

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