I've tried the Stealth LED Panther Headset, and I am thrilled to have found my next go-to gaming gear. In my life, I've had tens of headphones, headsets, and even earbuds, but when it comes to something reliable, when I play games such as Path of Exile or League of Legends, I need to hear every single sound. That's usually how I know I've found a good one.
In this review, I will tell you all about my experience using the Stealth LED Panther Headset with its pros and cons. Yeah, there are a couple of minus points from me, but for the most part, I am extremely happy with them.
They are compatible with: Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, Switch. And also all mobile devices.
As for the overall design, I'm pleased. The Stealth LED Panther Headset looks good and has a minimalist design enhanced by a new RGB light strip around the ear cups. Furthermore, I like the button placement a lot.
I don't want to change tabs when I'm in the middle of a gaming session, so I would take the volume and other controls integrated into the headset any day.
The microphone is great, but I'm not a fan of it not being removable. I sometimes just want to kick back and listen to the news or watch a video without having a microphone in my face. It is not exactly comfortable if you want to eat or drink while wearing the headset, so to me, it's not ideal. If you don't mind it though, there's plenty more to make up for that little "inconvenience".
Even though I am a fan of wireless/Bluetooth headphones, the Stealth LED Panther Headset has a long enough cable (1.20m) to allow you freedom of movement. And something else that I think is important is the fact that the cable is durable, which means you won't have connectivity issues after a while. You know when you have to start twisting the cable so both speakers actually work? Yeah, I don't think you'll have such a problem with these ones.
Talking about the sound, it works and sounds perfectly. The voice is clear when you talk on Discord with friends or for a podcast (my wife used it during our weekly Pocket Gamer Podcast and she was super happy with it), so I'd say it's a reliable and budget-friendly peripheral to use for podcasts too.
Also, if you are interested, you can take a look at our Stealth Light-Up LED Desktop Tower Lights review.
The price for the headset is £34.99, and you can purchase them from Stealth and Smyths.