Turtle Beach Unveils Stealth Ultra II With TMR Sticks, 8K Polling, and GateShift Precision

Turtle Beach has introduced the Stealth Ultra II, a new premium controller built for Xbox, PC, and mobile gaming. The latest version upgrades the original Stealth Ultra with improved durability, more customization options, a larger built-in touchscreen, and longer battery life.

The Stealth Ultra II is designed for players who want deeper control over how their gamepad feels and performs. One of its biggest highlights is the Connected Command touchscreen, which lets users make quick changes without digging through separate menus or apps. Through the display, players can adjust stick response, dead zones, RGB lighting, button mapping, power modes, and other key settings directly from the controller.

A major upgrade comes in the form of TMR joysticks. This technology is aimed at improving accuracy and long-term durability, helping reduce the risk of stick drift while offering smoother control. Turtle Beach has also added GateShift sliders around both analog sticks. These physical sliders allow players to switch between three virtual gate profiles, giving them more flexibility depending on the type of game they are playing.

For competitive players, the Stealth Ultra II offers strong performance in wired mode on PC, with up to 8K polling. When using the 2.4 GHz wireless connection on PC, the controller supports up to 1K polling. The triggers are also adjustable, with three actuation options: hair trigger, medium travel, and full travel. This makes it easier to tune the controller for fast-paced shooters, racing games, action titles, or more casual gameplay.

The controller also includes four remappable rear buttons, giving players extra input options without moving their thumbs away from the sticks. Like the previous model, the Stealth Ultra II comes with a charging dock, making it easier to keep the controller powered and ready to use.

Battery life has also been improved. Turtle Beach says the Stealth Ultra II can last up to 12 hours out of the box and up to 34 hours when using Eco power mode. With the added features and upgraded hardware, the controller is slightly heavier than before, weighing 322 grams.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra II is compatible with Xbox, PC, and mobile devices, but it does not support PlayStation 5. It is priced at $200 and is currently available for pre-order through Turtle Beach’s official store. Shipping is expected to begin on November 12.

At launch, the controller appears to be available in a single black color option. It also includes a carrying case, adding extra value for players who want to travel with their controller or keep it protected when not in use.

With TMR sticks, customizable trigger settings, rear buttons, a larger touchscreen, and upgraded battery life, the Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra II is positioned as a high-end Xbox and PC controller for gamers who want advanced customization and premium performance.