Highly Competitive Headset In Current Market, With Little Drawbacks
For their price, $350, you get the 2nd best sound on the market, really solid microphone, and top tier feature set. The Maxwell 2 beat these in sound, but have heaps of QC issues as well as lacking features. Considering how the Stealth Pro 2 has better build quality, great support, far better microphone, and simultaneous Bluetooth, the slightly worse sound is an extremely small sacrifice. Even the Steel series Elites are put to shame with how superb the Bass and Sound stage are on the Stealth Pro 2. Elites beat them in clarity, but for double the price they should beat them in every category, not just one. Easily the best purchase headset on the market, whether its for music, FPS games, or Open world immersion these things got you covered. The only subjective issue with it is its comfort, as all headsets, they have subjective comfort, and sadly, they do not fit me well at all. They likely could use a headband swap, its little contact points with its current band lets it slide around and fall off easily, and the shape on the ear pads make them very front heavy, so when leaning forward at all these naturally want to fall off. DIY solutions will likely fix this, so I will give them a pass, but it is something to note.
