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Turtle Beach’s MC7 adds a 2.25-inch touchscreen for macros/OBS, effectively turning the mouse into a built-in Stream Deck; the line also includes KB7/KB5 keyboards with displays, with preorder now and MC7 shipping in July.
Turtle Beach expands its Command Series with touchscreen-enabled keyboards (KB7 TKL with a 4.3-inch display and KB5 with a 2.4-inch display) and three touchscreen-enabled mice (MC7, MC5, MC3), adding OBS/Streamlabs controls, macros, profile switching and system stats. The KB7 uses Hall-effect switches with rapid trigger, the KB5 uses Titan low-profile mechanical switches and supports a KP7 numeric keypad via modular rails; the MC7, MC5 and MC3 bring touchscreen functionality to the mouse lineup, broadening Turtle Beach’s gaming accessory range.
Turtle Beach has announced the Airlite Fit wired gaming headset, officially licensed for Nintendo Switch 2, offering good audio quality and comfort at an affordable price of around £19.99/€24.99, with a launch date of September 3, 2025.
Turtle Beach has announced the Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded, an upgraded, customizable pro-style controller for PS5 and Xbox with improved ergonomics, Hall effect analog sticks, and wireless features, priced at $209.99 and available for preorder in North America from September 28, 2025.
Turtle Beach's new Stealth Ultra gaming controller offers a plethora of features including wired and wireless connectivity, hall-effect joysticks, a built-in settings display, and more, making it a strong contender for those seeking a competitive edge. Priced at $199, it competes with the Xbox Elite Wireless Series 2 controller and comes with a sturdy carrying case, USB-A port, and customizable settings. While it delivers responsive controls and reliable wireless connectivity, the RGB lighting and display impact battery life, and the Control Center 2 app for adjusting settings can be tedious to use.
Turtle Beach has introduced its first racing simulator hardware, the VelocityOne Race, a direct drive wheel and pedal system priced at $649.99 and compatible with Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X / S consoles. The system features adjustable aluminum pedals, a modular steering wheel control unit with various buttons and switches, and a race management display for real-time telemetry data. Preorders are available ahead of the official launch on February 26th, and customization options can be accessed through the VelocityOne Race Tuner companion app.
Turtle Beach is set to release a wireless controller for Xbox, featuring hall-effect sticks, rear buttons, and an onboard screen that displays social notifications from your phone, such as WhatsApp. Priced at $199.99, the controller also includes a charging dock and various pro features like adjustable thumbsticks and RGB controls. It is available for pre-order and will be launched on December 15, 2023.
Turtle Beach is entering the premium controller market with its $200 Stealth Ultra Wireless Controller for Xbox and PC. The controller features drift-proof Hall effect sticks, a 1.5-inch screen for fine-tuning settings and receiving phone notifications, and a range of premium features such as programmable rear buttons, hair-trigger lockouts, and customizable RGB lighting. It is Turtle Beach's first fully wireless Xbox Series X/S controller and can remotely turn on an Xbox console. The Stealth Ultra sets itself apart with its Hall effect sticks and screen, although the lack of interchangeable D-pads and shorter battery life compared to the Xbox Elite Series 2 are notable omissions.