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Turtle Beach has transformed Fortnite's Kevin the Cube into one of the best-looking wireless Switch 2 pads…
Turtle Beach has unveiled a new wireless controller for the Nintendo Switch inspired by Fortnite's Kevin the Cube. The $69.99 Rematch controller features a purple exterior with runes and customizable RGB lighting effects. It includes a Capoeira emote for Fortnite and boasts a 40-hour battery life, with a launch date of October 8.
Brands keep promising sim racing ecosystems, but Nacon is one of the few starting to follow through
The article criticizes brands for overusing the term "ecosystem" for sim racing gear, with Nacon being a notable exception for actually following through on promises of expanding product lines. While other companies like Turtle Beach and Thrustmaster have faltered in supporting their ecosystems, Nacon's Revosim range, including new accessories and an Aston Martin F1 customization kit, shows potential. The future success of Revosim hinges on its ability to expand to consoles and maintain momentum.
Listen up Drift fans, one of the best controllers we've tested so far is getting a full Fortnite makeover
Turtle Beach's Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded controller is receiving a special Fortnite Drift colorway, featuring a design inspired by the in-game skin. This new version maintains the controller's modular design and Hall effect sticks, and will be available for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Pre-orders are live for an October 8 release date, with console versions priced at $209.99 and the PC version at $189.99.
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II Review
The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II headset is reviewed as a premium audio device, rivaling competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni in build quality, comfort, and sound performance. It features active noise cancellation, dual wireless connectivity, swappable batteries, and a high-quality microphone, all controllable via the Swarm II App.
The Keychron K2 Ultra 8K is a dense, heavy keyboard in more ways than one
The Keychron K2 Ultra 8K is a dense, feature-rich mechanical keyboard priced at $119.99, offering versatile connectivity options including wired, 2.4GHz, and Bluetooth, along with an 8,000Hz polling rate and hot-swappable sockets. While praised for its excellent build quality and smooth switch action, its heavy typing experience and lack of shine-through legends are noted drawbacks.
The Corsair HS35 V3 gaming headset is so lightweight that it may have just solved my summer migraine woes
The Corsair HS35 V3 Wireless gaming headset is praised for its lightweight design, weighing only 250g, which significantly improves comfort, especially in hot weather. Despite lacking active noise cancellation, its suspended headband and plush ear cushions provide a pleasant wearing experience, making it a strong contender against other gaming headsets like the Logitech G325 Lightspeed and Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II.
PowerA LucidSound LS500/P review
The PowerA LucidSound LS500/P gaming headset offers great audio quality and comfort for its affordable price of under $70 USD. While its plastic construction feels somewhat cheap and the microphone is only adequate for basic chat, it excels in delivering a lightweight, long-lasting listening experience suitable for extended gaming sessions on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox.
Turtle Beach Expands The VelocityOne Range With New Flight Sim Hardware
Turtle Beach has expanded its VelocityOne range with new flight simulation peripherals, including the VelocityOne Flightstick II, VelocityOne Dual Throttle, and VelocityOne H.O.T.A.S. system. These new products, designed for Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC, offer enhanced precision and modularity. A VelocityOne Universal Sim Mount for various simulation genres was also revealed, with pre-orders available now and launches beginning in September.
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay delivers swappable battery tech at a cheap price, but it's too quiet to be a true SteelSeries competitor
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is a budget-friendly wireless gaming headset featuring swappable battery technology, offering up to 85 hours of playback per battery. Despite its impressive battery life and dual Bluetooth/2.4GHz wireless connectivity, the headset suffers from a quiet sound output, a flimsy build, and an exposed battery design, making it a less compelling option compared to competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.
Hardware Reviews
Reviews for the Cooler Master HAF II 500 PC case highlight its impressive airflow and spacious interior. Additionally, the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro 2 headset is also reviewed, with details on its features and performance.
Revosim's gear shifter and handbrake are a great start to this sim racing ecosystem, but the bundle's price is starting to grow too
The Nacon Revosim RS Pure Hybrid Shifter and Load Cell Handbrake offer excellent build quality and satisfying performance for sim racing enthusiasts. While they integrate well into the Revosim ecosystem and offer USB-C compatibility, their high price point and persistent issues with out-of-the-box game compatibility across titles like Forza Horizon 5 and EA Sports WRC prevent them from being a universal recommendation.
TURTLE BEACH'S STEALTH 500 BRINGS WIRELESS GAMING AUDIO TO THE NINTENDO SWITCH 2
Turtle Beach has announced that its Stealth 500 wireless gaming headset is now officially licensed for the Nintendo Switch 2, offering low-latency 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, the company has released the Atlas 200 wired gaming headset in two new colorways, Seafoam Breeze and Lilac Mist, for PC and consoles.
Stealth Pro II wireless gaming headset review: "Turtle Beach's premium pair has the chops to put SteelSeries in the corner"
The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II wireless gaming headset offers impressive sound and microphone quality, along with a versatile Crossplay 2.0 system for multi-platform connectivity. While its premium features and charging dock are notable, the high price point and the need to purchase additional dongles for full functionality make it a purchase best suited for those with split-room gaming setups, and a discount is recommended.
It’s Not Too Late To Shop Best Buy’s 4th Of July Sale
Best Buy is holding its annual Fourth of July sale, offering discounts on a wide range of products including video games, gaming PCs, and accessories. Notable deals include titles like Borderlands 4, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Resident Evil Requiem, as well as Alienware gaming desktops and various peripherals from brands like Razer and Asus. The sale provides an opportunity to purchase gaming gear at reduced prices before the holiday ends.
Hardware Reviews
This article highlights several hardware reviews, including Turtle Beach's latest gaming headset, which is considered their best yet. It also features a review of the Epomaker Glyph keyboard, described as a modern typewriter, and mentions other Epomaker products.
Turtle Beach's new keyboard has given me something I didn't know I wanted
The Turtle Beach Command Series KB7 TKL keyboard offers a premium build with Hall effect switches and a unique 4.3-inch touchscreen for customization and shortcuts, appealing to both competitive gamers and content creators. While the screen's necessity is debatable, its functionality for macros, application shortcuts, and website/folder access proves surprisingly useful over time, despite a high price point.
It won't be revolutionary for most people, but the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro 2's charging dock button deserves…
The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II headset features a charging dock with a notable button that easily releases the battery for hot-swapping, a design praised for its user-friendliness compared to SteelSeries' similar but more cumbersome system. While not a revolutionary feature for most, this small design choice significantly improves the user experience for battery management on gaming headsets.
For each day I'm too lazy to charge a headset, I'm glad I have the Turtle Beach Atlas 200 by my side
The Turtle Beach Atlas 200 is a wired gaming headset for the PlayStation 5 that offers good sound quality and comfort for extended play sessions, making it a convenient option for players who prefer not to deal with charging. It is highlighted as a budget-friendly alternative to premium wireless headsets, especially when on sale.
One year on, these are the Switch 2 accessories that keep me coming back to Nintendo's newest handheld
One year after its release, the author highlights favorite accessories for the Nintendo Switch 2, including cases from Belkin and Turtle Beach, MEKO Touch Pens for games like Tomodachi Life and Mario Maker 2, and the Turtle Beach Rematch Rosalina controller. These accessories have become staples for daily use and travel, negating the immediate need for a Switch 2 Pro Controller.
'Basically Lego for gamers': This new game controller has modular buttons, sticks, grips, and even vibration…
Beitong has unveiled its PanGu controller, described as 'Lego for gamers,' featuring modular joysticks, buttons, grips, and vibration motors that can be swapped without tools. The controller supports up to 1,000 Hz polling rate and is compatible with PC, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS. While the design is noted as blocky, its customization options are extensive, with pricing for bundles reportedly exceeding $100.
