is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at Polygon, he rejoined The Verge in May 2025. Turtle Beach is known primarily for making gaming headsets ...

Winner of Multiple “Best of E3” Awards, Turtle Beach’s New Xbox Controller Combines Game-Changing Controls with the Best-Selling Brand’s Game-Winning Audio Technologies The Recon Controller offers ...

With an MSRP of $59.99 that matches that of Microsoft's Xbox Series controller, it is a compelling offering for the player that appreciates the Recon controller's extra features, and even for those ...

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Once mobile gamers return home and connect the Recon Cloud to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or Windows PCs with its 10-foot braided USB cable, they’ll have access to a suite of exclusive, game-changing ...

Retailing for an attractive $40, the Turtle Beach Recon 70 is quite a bit cheaper than its battery-powered sibling, the Recon 200. Available in a variety of different colors, it would appear that its ...

Gaming is everywhere these days. On your PC, your console, and even your smartphone. Depending on the type of gamer you are, you may have multiple controllers laying around for each device. While many ...

The All-New Recon 500 is a Top Choice for Gamers Seeking a Headset with Definitive Style, Impressive Sound & Comfort, and Multiplatform Compatibility for a MSRP of $79.95 WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., May 6, ...

When it comes to gaming, especially first-person shooters, every advantage is a welcome one. While game controllers have improved over the years and added more customization, it’s rare when one comes ...

For the budget-conscious out there simply looking for an affordable gaming headset to pair with a few devices, Turtle Beach's Recon 70 offers decent audio with no frills. The Turtle Beach Recon 70 ...

These days, I casually dabble in online multiplayer, but rewind ten or fifteen years and you’d see a totally different kind of gamer. I cut my teeth on network play with the Dreamcast, placing laggy ...