Turtle beach recon 50x/recon 50p | Turtle Beach Recon 50X

What is turtle beach recon 50x/recon 50p?

The Turtle Beach Recon 50X/Recon 50P models may be a better choice because of its more comfortable design and superior sound quality. The Recon 50x, on the other hand, has an excellent microphone and outperforms the Recon 70 in that area. Overall, the Recon 70's microphone produces solid recordings, making them a good option for gaming. Below listed are the features of Turtle beach recon 50x /recon 50p:

Design:

The Turtle Beach Recon 50X appears somewhat subpar. They have a more laid-back over-ear design with a detachable microphone that you may use outside. But the relatively garish color palette, the inadequate padding, and the cheaply made construction could look better. It can be a little annoying since the stereo audio cord is attached to each ear cup and needs to be more detachable. On the plus side, they have thin headbands that maintain a low profile and respectably sized oval ear cups once they are on your head.

Comfort:

The Turtle Beach Recon 50X doesn't wholly rest around the ears like some of the other gaming headsets such as the Turtle Beach Stealth 300. It also has an uncomfortable fit. Unfortunately, the pads are stiff, and the space they generate needs to be more ample for all listeners, even though the ear cups appear rather large and well-padded. Since they are lightweight, you won't notice the headband's lack of padding as much.

Control:

The Logitech G Pro Gaming Headset and the Turtle Beach Recon 50X/ recon 50P have similar, straightforward gaming control schemes. They include a quick volume dial that is easy to use but lacks distinct notches. The dial has clear endpoints, so you can feel when you have hit the maximum volume, which is a positive. Although you can remove their microphone and wear them outside like standard casual headphones, they do not offer an additional control scheme that will perform better on mobile devices.

Breathability:

Because they don't completely seal the ears inside their cups, the Turtle Beach Recon 50X are somewhat permeable for an over-ear style. On average, they are a little cooler to wear than closed-back gaming headsets with non-porous pads because they partially lay on some ears. If you can get beyond the uncomfortable fit, these should work for casual listening and gaming, but there are better choices for a more demanding activity.

Portability:

These headphones cannot be folded into a smaller size. The ear cups indeed lay flat. However, because of the angle of the cups, it doesn't save much room and makes them much more expensive. Unfortunately, this implies that they won't be convenient headphones to stuff into your backpack or carry around on your person as other gaming headsets do due to their mediocre build quality and lack of a case.

Bottom line:

Gaming headphones with varying strengths include the Turtle Beach Recon 50X/Recon 50P. Turtle Beach's overall mic performance is superior, and they offer a more balanced sound profile, which some users may prefer. Check out the Turtle Beach Battle Buds, an attractive in-ear option, if you want something with much better portability.