This post is sponsored by BabbleBoxx.com on behalf of Turtle Beach. As always, all opinions are my own.
Where are my gamers at? Leading gaming headset and audio accessory brand Turtle Beach has done it again with a hot new headset. Their all-new Atlas line of headsets designed for PC gaming will leave you with one thing on your holiday list this season.
The Turtle Beach® Elite Atlas sets a new benchmark for esports audio on PC as it was designed in collaboration with leading esports teams like Astralis, Houston Outlaws, and OpTic Gaming. The Turtle Beach’s Atlas headset line features three different models, including the Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset—which starts at an MSRP of $99.95, a killer deal considering all of the functionality and features of the Elite Atlas headsets.
The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas is a superb choice for hardcore PC gamers and pro-players. Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset is built with a sleek yet durable metal headband that is surrounded by comfortable padding. The headband design is a ProSpecs/gaming glasses friendly design so gamers can easily and comfortable wear their gaming specs and still have great sound. The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset features upgraded magnetic memory foam ear cushions with athletic fabric and synthetic leather that work together to minimize extraneous noise.
As far as audio specs, you won’t be disappointed with the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset. The audio performance of the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset centers around the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas’ pro-tuned 50mm Nanoclear™ speakers that deliver immersive Windows Sonic for surround sound headphones. The Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset features a removable high-sensitivity mic with TruSpeak™ technology for flawless communication with teammates during your gaming session.
And while the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas Performance PC Gaming Headset is designed for pro audio sound for the PC gamer, they have audio connection capability for the following systems: PC Gaming 3.5mm or Pink/Green PC Splitter Cable (included) Xbox One; PS4™ Pro & PS4™; and Nintendo Switch™; and also work with Mobile Devices with a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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Hello, I just wanted to say that you created a wonderful blog concerning the about Turtle Beach Elite Atlas being the best gaming headset. You have touched some good points, but I have a question do you think that prices always correlate to the quality of a headset?. Anyways keep up writing! Finn McLaren
For sure not. Price and quality definitely do not always correlate, whether gaming headphones or any other product. I’ve owned some higher priced general headphones that weren’t worth the price point for sure. And, for example, Beats…there are numerous pairs on the market that have better quality sound than Beats for much less price! We have a few other gaming headsets that were definitely more $ and not nearly as good quality as these.