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i like the turtle beaches x12. there really good!
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B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
Botch wrote The best Turtle Beaches are the PX5's. They have many settings, like super human hearing, and they have a voice changer too. But for $50, get the X12's.


Speaking from experience, I would say don't get them. Biggest waste of money, they were 180bps and they are my first pair! They eat threw two AA batteries in a day and if you are connected wirelessly to the internet. It will interfere with your wireless adapter, meaning you disconnect 3 times a day.


Rechargeable batteries. Mine last at least two weeks at a time like come on. Wireless connection as well, there is no static pops or any loss in internet signal or in sound.

Never disconnect, batteries last as they should.
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I use the. x12's, they're pretty solid, though I don't us the bass boosting function. I had a pair of x11's but they snapped on the side. Overall not exactly the most durable of brands.
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B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
Botch wrote The best Turtle Beaches are the PX5's. They have many settings, like super human hearing, and they have a voice changer too. But for $50, get the X12's.


Speaking from experience, I would say don't get them. Biggest waste of money, they were 180bps and they are my first pair! They eat threw two AA batteries in a day and if you are connected wirelessly to the internet. It will interfere with your wireless adapter, meaning you disconnect 3 times a day.

Not sure if your referring to px5's or x12's. In my experience px5's are amazing i have rechargeable battery's and that worked perfectly. No issue with wireless adapters. Love mine so not sure what your talking about.
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inuyasha555 wrote
B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
Botch wrote The best Turtle Beaches are the PX5's. They have many settings, like super human hearing, and they have a voice changer too. But for $50, get the X12's.


Speaking from experience, I would say don't get them. Biggest waste of money, they were 180bps and they are my first pair! They eat threw two AA batteries in a day and if you are connected wirelessly to the internet. It will interfere with your wireless adapter, meaning you disconnect 3 times a day.


Rechargeable batteries. Mine last at least two weeks at a time like come on. Wireless connection as well, there is no static pops or any loss in internet signal or in sound.

Never disconnect, batteries last as they should.


I have rechargeables also, since the headset is wireless though it just goes threw the charge in no time. Maybe it's my internet provider or the router is too far away, but since I got the headset the amount of drops I get seems to have increased. I also seen a review on youtube that someone was having similar problems.

EDIT:@Lite: It's the PX5s, which are way over rated.
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B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
inuyasha555 wrote
B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
Botch wrote The best Turtle Beaches are the PX5's. They have many settings, like super human hearing, and they have a voice changer too. But for $50, get the X12's.


Speaking from experience, I would say don't get them. Biggest waste of money, they were 180bps and they are my first pair! They eat threw two AA batteries in a day and if you are connected wirelessly to the internet. It will interfere with your wireless adapter, meaning you disconnect 3 times a day.


Rechargeable batteries. Mine last at least two weeks at a time like come on. Wireless connection as well, there is no static pops or any loss in internet signal or in sound.

Never disconnect, batteries last as they should.


I have rechargeables also, since the headset is wireless though it just goes threw the charge in no time. Maybe it's my internet provider or the router is too far away, but since I got the headset the amount of drops I get seems to have increased. I also seen a review on youtube that someone was having similar problems.

Huh not experiencing any of those issues. I play 4-6 hours a day and have to switch once a week. You might try some different battery's could be old rechargeable's that loose a charge quickly.
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Lite wrote
B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
inuyasha555 wrote
B3ASTiixRAMPAG3 wrote
Botch wrote The best Turtle Beaches are the PX5's. They have many settings, like super human hearing, and they have a voice changer too. But for $50, get the X12's.


Speaking from experience, I would say don't get them. Biggest waste of money, they were 180bps and they are my first pair! They eat threw two AA batteries in a day and if you are connected wirelessly to the internet. It will interfere with your wireless adapter, meaning you disconnect 3 times a day.


Rechargeable batteries. Mine last at least two weeks at a time like come on. Wireless connection as well, there is no static pops or any loss in internet signal or in sound.

Never disconnect, batteries last as they should.


I have rechargeables also, since the headset is wireless though it just goes threw the charge in no time. Maybe it's my internet provider or the router is too far away, but since I got the headset the amount of drops I get seems to have increased. I also seen a review on youtube that someone was having similar problems.

Huh not experiencing any of those issues. I play 4-6 hours a day and have to switch once a week. You might try some different battery's could be old rechargeable's that loose a charge quickly.


That's not my main problem though, it's the fact my connection keeps dropping.
I know why though, in the review I seen the guy was having the same problems that I was having with the drops. It's because the transmitter you get with the PX5s run at the same frequency as the wireless adapter/router. So you get interference.

Are you wired or wireless? Just out of interest.

If your wireless I can only blame my router for being to far or my internet provider
isn't great.
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my turtle beach x32s are really good!
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weeaaron2t10 wrote whats the best turtle beaches within 50 i want to use them for youtube vids aswell

x12s are the only ones around that price range i think
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I have the Turtle Beach XP500 Headset. They are really good!
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