Buy the Turtle Beach Stealth 600.

It does everything the H391 does for calls, then does gaming, consoles, and freedom the Logitech was never built for.

What was compared

Logitech H391 Wired Headset PC/Laptop Stereo Headphones, USB-C, Graphite | Stereo headphon... — $59.98
Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox, PS5, PC, Mobile | Xbox Series X... — $129.99

1. Cuts the cord for real gaming freedom
The Stealth 600 runs wireless for up to 80 hours, while the H391 keeps you tethered to a 1.9m USB-C cable. Anyone gaming, pacing on a call, or stepping away from the desk feels that cord fast.
2. Built for games, not just office calls
50mm Nanoclear drivers and a 10-band EQ app give the Stealth 600 real spatial punch, while the H391's 32-ohm drivers are tuned for voice clarity in meetings, not music or gunfire. Gamers get depth the Logitech was never designed to deliver.
3. Works on the console, not just the laptop
Stealth 600 pairs with Xbox, PS5, PC and mobile over 2.4GHz or Bluetooth, while the H391 only plugs into a PC, Mac or Chromebook USB-C port. If you ever want to game on a console, the Logitech simply cannot follow you there.
4. Comfort that survives a whole night, not a call
Memory foam cushions and a glasses-friendly fit let the Stealth 600 sit for hours, while reviewers describe the H391 as feeling bulky and less comfortable over longer sessions. Long gaming or streaming nights favor the Turtle Beach.
5. Yes it costs more, and it is still the buy
The H391 is nearly half the price at $59.98 against $129.99, and if all you do is take PC calls that saving is real. But add wireless freedom, console support, and double the driver size, and the Stealth 600 earns the extra spend for anyone who games.