The Turtle Beach Recon 70 Pacific Skyline headset is available now, adding a coastal color scheme to the company’s wired gaming headset lineup. It costs $39.99 through Turtle Beach and participating retailers globally.
Inspired by the company’s San Diego roots, the Pacific Skyline design features pastel colors, coastal tones, and palm silhouettes. The headset also pairs with the existing Pacific Skyline wireless controller, giving you a matching option for your setup.
Recon 70 Features 40mm Speakers and Flip-to-Mute Microphone
The Recon 70 Pacific Skyline uses 40mm speakers, a lightweight frame, and synthetic leather-wrapped ear cushions. Turtle Beach describes the cushions as noise-isolating, designed for extended gaming sessions.
A high-sensitivity microphone flips upward to mute, while an on-ear volume control lets you adjust audio directly from the headset. These controls keep muting and volume adjustments within reach during play.
The headset connects through a 3.5mm cable for use across compatible platforms. If you plan to move it between devices, you’ll need a compatible audio connection on each one. Turtle Beach positions it as a multiplatform headset, though the announcement does not provide a complete device compatibility list.
Pacific Skyline Controller Offers a Matching Design
The Pacific Skyline Wireless Controller is also available now for $89.99.
Its matching coastal artwork incorporates RGB lighting that reveals a hidden skyline. Hardware features include TMR thumbsticks, dual rumble motors, and mappable back buttons, allowing you to adjust some inputs to suit your preferences.
Wireless support differs by platform. The included USB transmitter supports Xbox and Windows 10/11, while Bluetooth supports gaming on Android devices.
The controller also includes onboard audio controls and a dedicated microphone mute button. Turtle Beach’s Control Hub companion app also supports the controller.
The Recon 70 Pacific Skyline headset and Pacific Skyline Wireless Controller are available separately through Turtle Beach and participating retailers. The announcement presents the headset as a new addition to the range, with the controller already on sale.
