Turtle Beach lists the Stealth Ultra II at $199.99 in the United States, with November 12, 2026 as the expected availability date. The controller works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10 and 11. At our November 12 check, Turtle Beach’s US page still showed a preorder button. Check the ship date for your address before ordering. Turtle Beach first revealed the controller on October 20. Turtle Beach US product page · October 20 announcement coverage

What the $199.99 package includes

The controller has TMR thumbsticks, four mappable rear buttons, and three trigger-stop settings. You can remap buttons and adjust stick dead zones using the controller’s touchscreen. GateShift lets you set up three stick profiles and switch between them with a physical slider. You can choose circular, octagonal, or square input boundaries in software, which changes how the controller interprets stick movement. The box includes a charging dock, a USB wireless transmitter, and a hard-shell case. Turtle Beach specifications and box contents

What changes between Xbox and PC

Both platforms support a wired connection and 2.4 GHz wireless via the included transmitter. Turtle Beach lists polling rates of up to 8 kHz over a cable and up to 1 kHz wirelessly on PC. Polling measures how often the controller reports input. How quickly you see the result on screen also depends on the game and the rest of your setup. For Xbox buyers, the features to compare are the rear buttons, stick profiles, trigger stops, and wireless connection. Turtle Beach compatibility and connection specs

Stealth Ultra II on PC: up to 8 kHz wired and 1 kHz wireless. Xbox Series X, Series S and Xbox One support wired or 2.4 GHz wireless connections.
Connection options and PC polling rates listed by Turtle Beach.

Who should consider it?

The extras make the most sense if you swap settings between games or want to change controls from the couch. If you mainly want TMR sticks for PC, compare the controller you’d actually buy with and without the dock, then decide how much you’d use the touchscreen and rear buttons. PMCODE’s GameSir Cyclone 2 overview gives you another PC model to compare. Check platform compatibility before treating any controller as an Xbox alternative.