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The presentation is equally full and rich, though theyвЂ™re a touch more balanced than the EPs did.

#Turtle beach audio hub pc drivers

Turtle Beach uses the same 50mm Nanoclear drivers found in the Elite Pro 2, and the result is largely the same. YouвЂ™ll notice theyвЂ™re angled, which is a trick used in higher-end audiophile headphones to direct sound, though whether this makes a meaningful difference I really canвЂ™t say. IвЂ™m a smaller guy, and the Elite Atlas grips my head almost perfectly however, I could see larger users feeling вЂњthe squeezeвЂќ a bit too much.ДЇinally, we come to the drivers. The one thing I do miss is the grip adjusters found on the original Elite Pro. The suspension system also means that these headphones will adjust to fit different sized heads comfortably. Like the Elite Pro 2, I was a little concerned that I would feel these rails over time but the padding is just thick enough to keep them comfortable. The headband uses a thin cushion mounted on wire rails. TheyвЂ™re sturdy though, which leads me to believe that this headset is made for the long haul and should surpass the lifespan of many others at this price point.

#Turtle beach audio hub pc driver

This does have the unintended side effect of making the driver housings feel a little less durable, however, since theyвЂ™re almost entirely plastic. In a one-two punch, Turtle Beach has eliminated the most frequent failure points found on gaming headsets. The frame is also made out of metal and flexes very easily. Ear Cushion: Over-Ear (Closed), Athletic Fabric, Leather and Memory Foam Cushioning.Headband: Athletic Fabric, Leather w/ Memory Foam Cushioning.Microphone: Unidirectional Gaming Microphone w/ Truspeak Technology.Speaker Size: 50mm Nanclear speakers w/ Neodymium Magnets.

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Compatibility: PC, XBox One, PS4 Pro, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Mobile Devices.

Audio Connection: Single 3.5mm or Pink/Green PC Splitter Cable.

Having now used both the Elite Pro 2 and Elite Atlas, itвЂ™s hard to argue with that logic. Speaking to Turtle Beach, they said that they felt PC gamers often had high-powered motherboards that could deliver the kind of audio supplied by the SuperAmp anyways, so theyвЂ™ve axed it and passed on the savings. The Elite Atlas, the headset weвЂ™re reviewing, offers the best value of the bunch, trading the bluetooth enabled SuperAmp for a massive $150 price reduction. Not only do they offer virtually identical features and quality for a lower price, but theyвЂ™re also compatible with every other major gaming platform, really making them some of the most compelling items in Turtle BeachвЂ™s catalog. With the exception of the Atlas 300 who appears to be on sale ($79.95, struck-through on the site), these headsets seem to be a great value compared to their console lines. Lastly, we have the Atlas One, which is a re-tuned take on the Recon 200, and ships for only $49.95. The Atlas Three is the counterpart to the Stealth 300 and retails for $69.95. The Elite Atlas, for example, is very similar to the Elite Pro 2 with a slightly modified tuning and absent SuperAmp ( reviewed here). Each headset is very similar to others from Turtle BeachвЂ™s console line-up with alterations to make them a better fit for the PC audience. Our review today will be focusing on the Elite Atlas which comes to market at $99.95, however, itвЂ™s part of a larger family which is pictured above. The Atlas line is their answer to that, with three headsets modeled after their console offerings and custom tuned for PC gamers. Turtle Beach has been a mainstay in the PC gaming world for years, but recently itвЂ™s seemed like their focus has shifted toward console gamers. Introducing the Atlas A look at Turtle BeachвЂ™s newest Headset lineup

A look at Turtle BeachвЂ™s newest Headset lineup.