With built in rechargeable batteries, the included rapid charge dock is a great quality of life feature for a premium controller, especially one with a “Connected Command” touch screen and RGB lighting that will set players back $199.99. The battery life will provide up to 12 hours of play time, though gamers can get even more out of it with Eco modes enabled.
The Stealth Ultra II is an officially Xbox licensed wireless controller, though it’ll pair over Bluetooth to PCs, Android devices, Smart TVs and more as well. Those who opt for a wired connection can enjoy up to 8 kHz polling rate for ultra-responsive gameplay. Other features include Anti-Drift TMR thumbsticks, GateShift analog stick profiles, adjustable trigger stops, and four mappable back buttons and an attractive hard-shell case.
Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra II will launch on November 12th, 2026, and it’s available to pre-order right now via the official site, and other retailers including Amazon.
See more specs and product shots below!
Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra II product shots:
Stealth Ultra II Product Features Include:
- Connected Command Display for Extensive Settings Adjustments
- Bluetooth® Connectivity for Android mobile devices and Smart TVs
- AntiDrift™ TMR thumbsticks for Lightning-Fast Control & Precision
- GateShift Technology with Three Selectable Analog Stick Gate Profiles
- Enjoy up to 12 hours of playtime out of the box and extend up to 34 hours by enabling Eco power modes
- Tactile Microswitch Buttons and Adjustable Trigger Stops for Faster, More Reliable Response
- Four Mappable Quick-Action Buttons plus Pro-Aim™ Focus Mode
- Advanced Audio Tuning with Superhuman Hearing®
- RGB Lighting System
- Durable, Hard-Shell Case with Charge-Through Capability
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