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title: "Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4 Wireless Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound PlayStation 4 Gaming Headset"
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# Dual-Band Wi-Fi tech 100% wireless game audio 15-hour battery life Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4 Wireless Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound PlayStation 4 Gaming Headset

**Price:** 31070 Ft
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## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your game with surround sound that keeps you in the zone and ahead of the pack.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4 Wireless Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound PlayStation 4 Gaming Headset
- **How much does it cost?** 31070 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Audio Advantage EQ:** Tailor your sound with multiple presets and separate game/chat volume controls for total control.
- • **Custom Comfort Fit:** Breathable mesh cushions and adjustable headband built for marathon gaming marathons.
- • **Bluetooth Multi-Tasking:** Answer calls mid-game without missing a beat—stay connected on all fronts.
- • **Seamless Dual-Band Wi-Fi:** Experience interference-free wireless audio for uninterrupted game and chat sessions.
- • **Immersive Dolby 5.1 Surround:** Pinpoint every enemy and explosion with cinematic 360° sound clarity.

## Overview

The Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4 is a wireless Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound headset designed for PS4, PS3, and Xbox 360 gamers. Featuring dual-band Wi-Fi for interference-free audio, Bluetooth for call integration, and up to 15 hours of battery life, it offers customizable EQ settings and a comfortable fit for extended play. While praised for immersive game audio, some users report chat quality and connectivity issues on PS4.

## Description

Wireless Dolby Surround Sound gaming headset View larger Get blown away by your games and movies in Dolby Digital Surround Sound with the Turtle Beach Ear Force PX4. With up to 15 hours of uninterrupted, crystal clear wireless play, the PX4 not only dominates for PS4, PS3, and Xbox 360 games, but lets you experience Netflix or blu-ray movies in cinematic surround sound. Works with PS4, PS3, Xbox 360, and mobile devices The Dolby Digital Surround Sound produced by this headset will ensure that you hear every sound in your game with 360-degree accuracy. The PX4 allows you to adjust the angle of each speaker inside the headset so you can fine-tune the surround sound audio to your specific individual taste. Turtle Beach uses Dual-Band Wi-Fi technology to provide a non-static, interference-free connection by navigating to a less crowded bandwidth around all the laptops, tablets, smartphones and other wireless devices that compete for space in your home. Get amazing sound out of your PlayStation 4 games with a realistic and immersive audio experience. The PX4 also works great with PS3, Xbox 360, and for mobile chat. Adjust the speaker angles inside your headset to ensure that your 360-degree Dolby Digital Surround Sound experience for games, music, and movies is fine-tuned to your individual liking. Get static-free wireless with Dual-Band Wi-Fi technology. Use Bluetooth to take phone calls while never leaving the game. Turtle Beach offers chat volume that automatically increases as the game volume gets louder, so your teammates are never drowned out by sudden explosions. Get up to 15 hours of continuous play from a full charge, or just plug it in and keep charging while you play.

Review: Great headset...until it broke. - I have owned my PX4 headset for about six months now, and was 100% happy and satisfied with them until an incident about a month ago. In order to use the microphone, your headset must be connected to the PS4 controller via a short cord. Previously this never bothered me, but on this occasion I had the controller and headset connected via the cord, and while the controller was sitting in my lap I accidentally dropped it about a foot and a half to the floor. The connecting cord tugged pretty hard on the headset, and actually cracked the plastic on the thin strip that connects the headphones to the thicker padded section - on both sides! This thinner section is the part that slides in and out of the thicker padded part when you adjust the headphones to comfortably cover your ears, and has two layers with wires between. On one side the outer plastic cracked in two spots and a quarter-inch sized section fell off of just the outer layer, while on the other side both layers cracked almost all the way through. Initially, this was my favorite gaming headset ever. They were a gift to me from my wife (I researched and picked out this model. ) I haven't owned many other high end headsets so I don't have much to compare them to, but in my opinion the sound quality was great. I used these for watching movies, lots of gaming, and in-game chatting. The battery life is excellent, I love that the mic is removable because I don't always use it, and once I figured out how to use the control buttons mounted on the headset they were fairly easy and useful. My only complaints are 1) Poor quality construction, and 2) If I connect the charging cord while using these they pick up faint radio signals, so can't charge and game at the same time. All in all, I really wanted to love these and use them for years to come. I really like almost everything about this headset, but for $100 or more, I feel you should expect more than 6 months of use from them. I am currently watching the crack on the one side of my headset slowly grow, and while I wait for them to someday snap and become trash I have started to look for a new headset. Would I recommend? I *really* wish I could, because I *loved* this headset right up until the moment it broke. Unfortunately, I feel the quality of construction just isn't there, especially at the price point. If you're looking for a quality headset, I advise looking elsewhere.
Review: Honest review after 1.5 years of use - I have purchased this product for XBOX 360 and continued using it for a new PS4. Been using this product thoroughly for the past 1.5 yrs. It still works great. Pros: - sounds GREAT, especially when using the bass+treble boost equalizer mode. - multiple virtual surround speaker configurations. Had best results with all speakers at 45 degrees left/right/front/back to hear people sneaking up on you in shooter games. - battery life is surprisingly long. Will easily last me 1-2 weeks of gaming 1-3 hours a day. - Works wireless unless using party chat which requires the attached "talk-back cable". - Charging cable is very long, easily allowing to charge while playing in the living room at a 3-4 meter distance from a TV. - Detachable microphone, also is switchable. - robust build (Does not feel cheap) without a scratch after over 1.5 years of extended use, fits well on my head, does not cause any significant discomfort even in long gaming sessions. - bluetooth is still usable to connect to a smartphone, allowing you to receive calls and answer via microphone. - microphone monitor (with separate volume toggle on the headset) allows you to hear yourself in the speakers so you don't shout at your friends (could have had stronger max volume actually) - this and other headsets are a must to avoid disturbing wife/kids. - specific games with surround sound support on PS4 are mindblowing (specifically: Battlefield 4 and The Last of Us are notable in terms of the audio quality). - Aesthetically fits PS4 well (black/blue color scheme, router is a slanted parallelogram that looks like it belongs on top of a PS4). - The headphone wireless router connects to the console via digital audio, allowing you to still have your console connected to a TV with an HDMI cable and play audio from the TV and headphones at the same time. Cons: - "talk-back cable" that came with it did not have a mute/vol toggle on it (was just a cable). Required a separate purchase to be able to control and balance in-game vs. chat volume, disconnecting cable to mute. For chat on current gen this headset cannot use Bluetooth (this is because of Sony not supporting it). this cable is a minor nuisance only connecting to the dualshock 4/xbox controller. Without this cable, you can only control master volume with sliders on the headset, and have to change chat volume in the console menu. - sometimes has minor audible hum that comes and goes. It uses dual-wireless so could be just electrical interference in my living room. Overall this is an excellent product well worth the cash. Newer models have gone completely wireless (party chat included) but seem to have lower audio quality overall? After 1.5 yrs with it, nothing ever broke off and works great, no reason to purchase another headset in the near future. You could probably spend more for a higher end model if you are a serious audiophile or consider yourself a "pro gamer" (whatever that means...)

## Features

- 100% wireless game audio and chat when used with PS3. Enjoy wireless game audio and wired (to the controller) chat when used with PS4
- Dolby Digital Surround Sound - Pinpoint the direction of every sound in all your games and movies in Dolby Digital Surround Sound
- Dual-Band Wi-Fi Wireless Technology - Interference-free, dual-band wireless means clearer chat and game audio
- Dual-Pairing Bluetooth Brings Calls & Gaming Together - Take advantage of Bluetooth to answer mobile phone calls without ever leaving the game
- Thickly padded, adjustable headband with breathable mesh ear cushions for marathon game sessions; Customizable Audio Advantage - With multiple EQ presets including bass and treble boost combinations, separate game and chat volume controls

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00EI4V3X2 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Battery Life | 15 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #130,518 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #616 in PlayStation 4 Headsets |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Cable Feature | Retractable, Without Cable |
| Compatible Devices | PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars (867) |
| Date First Available | September 13, 2013 |
| Earpiece Shape | Over-Ear Cups |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Item model number | PX4 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Turtle Beach |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | PX4 |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 9 x 4 inches; 8.82 ounces |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | November 5, 2013 |
| Special Feature | Rechargeable Battery, Surround Sound |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Supports Bluetooth Technology | Yes |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 731855032761 709385369183 021112688009 021112743623 803982831866 044111177121 |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these able to be connected to a PC with microphone and speaker functions?**
A: You are able to get dolby digital audio through the spidif, if you use the bluetooth as comunication device on your computer you will be able to use speaker and microphone on your headsets as mean of comunication. The spidif it self does not support the microphone audio to be send. I have been using the blutooth for skype calls and online gaming and it works. Hope this helps.

**Q: does this work for xbox 360**
A: Yes, it works with anything with a USB port and an optical in, xbox should have those, it even works with my tv because it has those, I'm able to watch nascar races in full Dolby surround while my girlfriend is doing homework, totally worth every penny.

**Q: I have had nothing but issues with the chat volume, for some reason I can not adjust it.   Im on my third headset, is there something that I am not do**
A: I have found that it depends on the type of headset the OTHER person is using as to whether it comes through as "chat" volume. If you cannot change their volume, the other player can adjust their output volume through the audio settings. I had one friend in particular that I could adjust fine then he got a new headset and then I couldn't adjust him, he went in and adjusted to my liking from audio settings. Good luck.

**Q: DO you have to charge it or does it not need to charge?**
A: Yes, it requires a charge to use it. The charge supposedly lasts 15 hours...I haven't tested it fully, but I've gotten 10 hours at least before I plugged it in (it didn't need to be recharged). Good part is the recharge cord is 6-8 feet long, and you can charge it while using it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great headset...until it broke.
*by J***L on May 23, 2016*

I have owned my PX4 headset for about six months now, and was 100% happy and satisfied with them until an incident about a month ago. In order to use the microphone, your headset must be connected to the PS4 controller via a short cord. Previously this never bothered me, but on this occasion I had the controller and headset connected via the cord, and while the controller was sitting in my lap I accidentally dropped it about a foot and a half to the floor. The connecting cord tugged pretty hard on the headset, and actually cracked the plastic on the thin strip that connects the headphones to the thicker padded section - on both sides! This thinner section is the part that slides in and out of the thicker padded part when you adjust the headphones to comfortably cover your ears, and has two layers with wires between. On one side the outer plastic cracked in two spots and a quarter-inch sized section fell off of just the outer layer, while on the other side both layers cracked almost all the way through. Initially, this was my favorite gaming headset ever. They were a gift to me from my wife (I researched and picked out this model. ) I haven't owned many other high end headsets so I don't have much to compare them to, but in my opinion the sound quality was great. I used these for watching movies, lots of gaming, and in-game chatting. The battery life is excellent, I love that the mic is removable because I don't always use it, and once I figured out how to use the control buttons mounted on the headset they were fairly easy and useful. My only complaints are 1) Poor quality construction, and 2) If I connect the charging cord while using these they pick up faint radio signals, so can't charge and game at the same time. All in all, I really wanted to love these and use them for years to come. I really like almost everything about this headset, but for $100 or more, I feel you should expect more than 6 months of use from them. I am currently watching the crack on the one side of my headset slowly grow, and while I wait for them to someday snap and become trash I have started to look for a new headset. Would I recommend? I *really* wish I could, because I *loved* this headset right up until the moment it broke. Unfortunately, I feel the quality of construction just isn't there, especially at the price point. If you're looking for a quality headset, I advise looking elsewhere.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honest review after 1.5 years of use
*by E***Y on June 14, 2015*

I have purchased this product for XBOX 360 and continued using it for a new PS4. Been using this product thoroughly for the past 1.5 yrs. It still works great. Pros: - sounds GREAT, especially when using the bass+treble boost equalizer mode. - multiple virtual surround speaker configurations. Had best results with all speakers at 45 degrees left/right/front/back to hear people sneaking up on you in shooter games. - battery life is surprisingly long. Will easily last me 1-2 weeks of gaming 1-3 hours a day. - Works wireless unless using party chat which requires the attached "talk-back cable". - Charging cable is very long, easily allowing to charge while playing in the living room at a 3-4 meter distance from a TV. - Detachable microphone, also is switchable. - robust build (Does not feel cheap) without a scratch after over 1.5 years of extended use, fits well on my head, does not cause any significant discomfort even in long gaming sessions. - bluetooth is still usable to connect to a smartphone, allowing you to receive calls and answer via microphone. - microphone monitor (with separate volume toggle on the headset) allows you to hear yourself in the speakers so you don't shout at your friends (could have had stronger max volume actually) - this and other headsets are a must to avoid disturbing wife/kids. - specific games with surround sound support on PS4 are mindblowing (specifically: Battlefield 4 and The Last of Us are notable in terms of the audio quality). - Aesthetically fits PS4 well (black/blue color scheme, router is a slanted parallelogram that looks like it belongs on top of a PS4). - The headphone wireless router connects to the console via digital audio, allowing you to still have your console connected to a TV with an HDMI cable and play audio from the TV and headphones at the same time. Cons: - "talk-back cable" that came with it did not have a mute/vol toggle on it (was just a cable). Required a separate purchase to be able to control and balance in-game vs. chat volume, disconnecting cable to mute. For chat on current gen this headset cannot use Bluetooth (this is because of Sony not supporting it). this cable is a minor nuisance only connecting to the dualshock 4/xbox controller. Without this cable, you can only control master volume with sliders on the headset, and have to change chat volume in the console menu. - sometimes has minor audible hum that comes and goes. It uses dual-wireless so could be just electrical interference in my living room. Overall this is an excellent product well worth the cash. Newer models have gone completely wireless (party chat included) but seem to have lower audio quality overall? After 1.5 yrs with it, nothing ever broke off and works great, no reason to purchase another headset in the near future. You could probably spend more for a higher end model if you are a serious audiophile or consider yourself a "pro gamer" (whatever that means...)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Previous PX5 Owner
*by M***E on November 25, 2013*

I am coming from a few years of using a pair of PX5s. They were programmable from a Windows PC and had some decent sound settings to isolate footsteps, etc. These only have very basic settings, so if you are a serious gamer who wants to isolate sounds, like footsteps, look elsewhere. These are decent headphones, but they only have four basic sound settings, normal, treble, bass, and treble & bass. There is also a four stop limiter button to cut out sounds that are too loud from damaging your eardrums. The chat is bluetooth, but PS4 doesn't support it as of yet. So, the PX4's use a cable to connect to the controller for chat until bluetooth is enabled. Be sure to change the PS4 device output settings on the controller to only chat, not all, because "all audio" switches off the optical out. You can control the volume and sound (chat or all) sent to the controller by pressing the PS button on the controller and selecting devices. The volume change happening in a PS4 menu is a pain. So, I have mine set to max, and adjust the main sound down. The PX4's do use a overall volume logic with the limiter button so that top end volume is cut back if things get too loud. When bluetooth is enabled on the PS4, you should be able to use the mute, and volume control buttons. Oh, why buttons for chat volume? Was a dial that much more expensive to include? (there is a dial for the main volume, but not for the chat volume) I had some cutting out of power on the transmitter, not sure what was happening there. I thought it may have been problems between the USB 3.0 outlet and what appears to be a USB 2.0 plug from the transmitter. I plugged the transmitter into a PC USB outlet that is always on, and that problem seems to have gone away. (Or, it could have been I wasn't using the headphones and it shut off. I noticed the transmitter turns on when I turn on the headset and turns off when I turn off the headset.) Sound quality: Decent enough. I didn't notice any transmission interference like I did with the PX5s. Build: Cheaper than the PX5s, the cup of which eventually broke and survived by using plastic ties to engineer a fix. No customizable sound settings, i.e., no darth vader or chipmunk voices.... The internal battery is a plus. I used rechargeables with my PX5's, and changing out batteries and recharging was getting old. The drawback will be the battery life and having to replace it with something proprietary from TB. Cons: chat cable is a temporary measure until Bluetooth is enabled, but expect Sony to fix the Bluetooth in the near future once other bugs are fixed. No verbal menu cues , "Powering Off", "Bluetooth Powering On", etc. You only get a series of beeps only R2D2 would understand....I'll figure it out. I suppose the PX4 will compete with the Sony PS headsets, and they are similarly priced (more expensive though). I don't have a pair of the Sonys so, I can't do a comparison. They do sound decent. Bottom line: They are a good but cheap version of a high end headset. They also work with the PS4 (although currently you have to use the chat cable until the PS4's bluetooth is enabled for chat).

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