Turtle Beach is a leading gaming accessory brand renowned for its high-quality console and PC gaming headsets, audio adapters, and wireless true earbuds.
Turtle Beach is a globally recognized manufacturer of high-performance gaming accessories, specializing in professional-grade audio headsets for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch consoles. With a focus on innovative engineering, Turtle Beach offers game-changing features such as Superhuman Hearing, ProSpecs glasses-friendly designs, and advanced audio equalization through the centralized Turtle Beach Control Studio interface.
From competitive streaming headsets like the Elite Atlas and Recon series to the true wireless Scout Air earbuds, their robust product lineup provides immersive 3D soundscapes and crystal-clear chat audio. Turtle Beach devices are designed to seamlessly integrate with multiple platforms, providing casual and professional gamers alike with tailored wired and low-latency wireless connectivity options.
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First, ensure the mic boom is securely plugged in all the way so the mic and headset icons align. Next, check your PC sound settings to ensure the headset is set as the default Recording and Playback device. You may need to use an included PC splitter cable if your computer has separate audio and mic jacks.
Press the Xbox button, navigate to Settings > Devices & Accessories, and select your controller. Choose the 'Assign to Someone' option to link the controller and the connected headset to your current Xbox Live profile.
Make sure your earbuds' firmware is fully updated via the mobile Turtle Beach Audio Hub app. Then, place the earbuds in their charging case with the lid open, go to your console's System Settings > Bluetooth Audio > Pair Device, and select Scout Air from the list.
Many Turtle Beach headsets feature an inline or earcup dial specifically for Game/Chat mixing. Alternatively, you can utilize the Turtle Beach Control Studio on PC, or utilize your console's built-in quick audio menus to adjust the Headset Chat Mixer sliders.