Turtle Beach has released two PC controllers, including the $99.99 Stealth Flip Wireless PC Controller, whose stick modules flip over to expose two capacitive touchpads. The $59.99 Rematch Wireless PC Controller offers TMR thumbsticks and polling at up to 1,000Hz over either a cable or 2.4GHz wireless with audio disabled. Both controllers are available now, with Stealth Flip sold through participating retailers globally.
Stealth Flip carries regional prices of €99.99 and £89.99, while Rematch costs €49.99 and £49.99. Buyers in North America can get Rematch through Turtle Beach's website or Best Buy, its exclusive retail outlet there; participating retailers sell it elsewhere. Rematch's audio setting creates a performance tradeoff: switching audio on reduces polling to 500Hz and cuts its maximum rated battery runtime from 20 hours to 10 hours.
Stealth Flip's reversible modules let players choose between thumbsticks and touch input, while a separate trackpad handles cursor movement and navigation in Windows. Its Hall-Effect sticks are designed to resist drift, and Turtle Beach rates wired polling at up to 1,000Hz on PC. The controller also has microswitch buttons and can charge while being used through a cable.
For wireless play, Stealth Flip connects to a PC through a USB dongle, with Bluetooth pairing available for mobile devices and Smart TVs. Turtle Beach rates its battery for up to 20 hours of use and provides headset audio tuning through its 3.5 mm connection. Players can adjust trigger stops, assign functions to two rear buttons and save four profiles on the controller.
Rematch supports Steam Deck and Steam Machine through Bluetooth, a wired connection or 2.4GHz wireless. It also works with Windows 10/11 PCs and Android devices, while support for XInput and Microsoft's Game Input Protocol (GIP) allows recognition without additional drivers. Its Hall-Effect triggers offer three stop positions to adjust how far they travel.
Rematch gives players two programmable rear buttons, three profiles stored on the controller and RGB lighting they can customize. Controls on the controller handle headset volume, audio muting and microphone muting, alongside a 3.5mm headset socket. Its Swarm II app on PC lets players change button assignments, lighting and input profiles.
