Turtle Beach Atlas Air Wireless Open Back PC Gaming Headset w/ 24-bit High-Fidelity Audio, Broadcast Grade Mic, Floating Earcup, Memory Foam Cushions & Bluetooth for PC, PS5, PS4, Switch & Mobile

Fantastic open back headset for both games & music!! Wide soundstage due to the open design and really comfortable to wear. Had the top end headsets in mind..chose the atlas instead..no regrets!!! (Check info on open-back headsets before you buy..leak sound from being open but what you get is next level..see what you think,)

Extremely comfortable to wear with great sound quality. Very light so I can wear them for a long time without feeling like I'm wearing much at all.

I really wanted to like these as it's almost impossible to even find open back wireless headsets.They come very well presented in a nice box and even includes a cloth carry bag, something that headsets twice the price don't even include.The sound quality for me was really good as I much prefer the more airy open soundstage, and still had decent bass with EQ.Mic quality isn't as good as the likes of Razer's Black shark V2 or Astro A50 gen 5, but is decent enough for general use.Build quality isn't the greatest being plastic but didn't really raise any major concerns. However, they are extremely lightweight and comfy with the mesh headband and breathable cloth cushions.However there are some flaws that sadly stopped me from keeping these.Although they are very comfortable when you first put them on. The ear cushions are not deep enough for big ears and after a while became painful due to touching the inner driver wall.I looked everywhere for aftermarket Earpads replacements which would have saved these, but nobody seems to make any as of yet.Another issue is they have no swivel on the cups, meaning you can't really wear them down around your neck when not listening to anything because they just stick out into your face.The last issue I came across was with the software. If you use any custom or preset EQ in the software then you get this very annoying low scratchy wind sound when listening at low volume. When turned up it doesn't seem to be an issue, but it's very noticeable when listening at reduced volume at night.This isn't a huge deal breaker if using on PC as there are many other EQ software you can use to tweak the sound.Overall very nearly a perfect headset with just a few drawbacks. If any 3rd party comes out with aftermarket ear cushions for these in the future then I may rebuy them again.Or hopefully this pushes more brands to release some wireless open back headsets as TB has proved its possible.

Half the time when I turn it on there's no sound and I have to re-plug the USB dongle. This is a common problem with Turtle Beach headsets by the looks of it. I use this for work so I don't want to be messing with the dongle every time I answer a call.

I've tried (and returned) multiple headsets over the past few weeks, because after a while they get hot, and the heat gives me a headache and makes me dizzy. This doesn't do that, it stays cool possibly due to the open back design. It is very light and comfortable too. Would recommend!

Super light and comfortable, audio is good and mic is good. They are open back which works great for me. I can wear these all day without any discomfort.

I can only assume the people praising this headset have never experienced good audio because this is not a good headset for audio quality. For my reference point I've been rocking a Sennheiser Game One - Open back wired headset for a number of years which was a similar price point all be it not wireless.* Poor audio quality *I noticed straight away a kind of tinny hint to the audio, it didn't sound natural. This could be because of the wireless transmission. It lacked the mid tone and warm detail for me so I enabled bass boost. This improved things but the sacrifice here was that some small sound details were artificially boosted and also reverberating oddly, this started to hurt my ear drums.The default sound stage didn't do the reverberating but it's so flat and neutral and peoples voices lacked any deep tones entirely. It had a hint of FM radio quality to it too.It may be possible to tweak the EQ to get a better sound, but the second issue made me decide to return the headset.* Microphone quality *One of the worst microphones I've heard in a long time. It sounds like a phone call, not even close to studio quality. I strongly suggest watching a YouTube video of mic tests where you will hear that cheap almost crackling hiss to the reviewers voice. Changing the EQ will improve it but not cure it. People often comment that I sound like a streamer with my Sennheiser Game One mic so this had a high standard to beat, which may be a little unfair.* Positives *On the positives, the build quality feels quite decent. I liked that everything needed was in the box cable wise and the bag was a nice touch. The headset band felt really comfortable on the head and I didn't feel any fatigue with this headset on my ears.* Conclusion *I used this on a PC due to it being the first open back wireless to hit the market. This may be better than a lot of console headsets out there, but personally I can't recommend this headset to anyone looking for serious audio and I'd suggest getting a cheaper wireless headset for console use because this doesn't break that budget sound barrier.

By far the LIGHTEST headset I’ve owned, lighter and more comfortable than most over ear headphones! You can easily with between being connected to your PS5 & another Bluetooth device with the press of a button. The only very minor setback is having to download an app to access features e.g. Bass Boost, Treble Boost etc. I would highly recommend this headset