Buy the Razer BlackShark V2 X Gaming Headset.

Same core sound, a mic reviewers trust more, and it costs about half as much.

What was compared

1. Half the price, same core hardware
The BlackShark runs $39.99 against the Stealth 600's $81.58, and both use 50mm drivers. Unless you specifically need wireless, you are paying double for a feature you may never touch.
2. Plug in and it just works, always
The BlackShark needs no charging or Bluetooth pairing, so it never dies mid match. Turtle Beach owners report the Stealth 600's charge draining faster than expected, forcing mid session top ups.
3. A mic reviewers trust for hours of talk
Long term reviewers call the BlackShark's cardioid mic usable for any voice task without issue. Consensus on the Stealth 600's flip to mute mic is milder, more convenient than genuinely clear.
4. Lighter on your head through long sessions
The BlackShark is built as a lightweight, noise isolating headset for long gaming sessions specifically. The Stealth 600 carries a battery and wireless radio, adding weight that shows up after hours of wear.
5. Yes, it has 80 hours. Skip it anyway.
The Stealth 600's 80 hour battery beats most rivals, but the BlackShark never needs charging at all, wired or not. Unless you roam far from your console without wires, that headroom just sits unused, and that is not most buyers.