Turtle Beach New Ear Force P21 Stereo Gaming Headset For PS3
The leaders in gaming headsets for PC, Xbox, Sony PS2, PS3, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS lite gaming consoles, Turtle Beach has announced the launch of its new Ear Force P21 stereo gaming headset for Sony PS3 (PlayStation 3), which the company claims can enhance your PS3 gaming experience with superior stereo sound and crystal-clear communication on PlayStation Network (PSN), creating exceptional audio environment for playing popular PS3 games including Call of Duty World at War, Fallout 3, Resident Evil and Guitar Hero.
“The P21 gives PS3 gamers privacy, realism, and a competitive edge at an affordable price.” said Peter Ronick, Director of Marketing. “By combining game sound with PSN online chat, PS3 gamers can now enjoy the same immersive gaming experience XBOX 360 gamers have been experiencing for years with our Ear Force XBOX headsets. They can play PS3 games any time, day or night without being disturbed or disturbing others.”
The Turtle Beach’s Ear Force P21 that also can be used as a versatile PC headset with an optional RCA to 3.5mm adapter is expected to hit the market in coming July for about $80.
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September 7th, 2009 02:14
Terrible Mic, I’m exchanging today at best buy for another set. I’ll try to boar out the mic holes to see if that’s the problem but I doubt it is.
Really don’t want to fork out the 250 for the Astro’s but I think it’s about that time…
September 4th, 2009 23:41
I bought this stupid thing and the mic doesn’t even work for ps3. Sure its great to be able to play without having the tv sound on but i would rather be able to talk to my friends? i spent 80 bucks on the dmn thing. Dont buy this crap.
August 26th, 2009 19:17
so do you think its worth paying £70 pounds for this product?
can comeone give me a overall opinion of the ups and downs of this product?
June 20th, 2009 03:48
youve got to be kidding!! turtle beach head phones stuff are great. best on market – i think.i prefer wired myself …2much delay with Blutooth
June 19th, 2009 23:47
jman,
Bluetooth compresses audio quite a bit, so a wireless option would not have been an option because of the degraded sound. Also, many people have small monitors that they sit relatively close to (such as on a desk). There is no need for wireless in this scenario.
Anwar,
There are no drivers in a console headset. I don’t think you know what you’re talking about here. I own their Xbox headsets and have not had a single problem. They are very high quality in my opinion.
June 18th, 2009 00:00
Why can’t they make these wireless? It seems like a waste of time to produce a product like this for the PS3 and not utilize the bluetooth technology built into it. I won’t waste my money.
June 9th, 2009 12:47
Turtle Beach are the worst headphone that you can buy, their service support is really bad and their drivers are buggy and outdated, AVOID AVOID AVOID !!!