Turtle Beach has been making gamer-geared headphones since 2005, when their X51 headphones first entered the scene. Fast forward 14 years, and the sub-$50 headphone category has become fiercely competitive. Turtle Beach has decided to stand out with the eye-catching design of their latest budget-conscious headset, the Recon Spark. But has audio quality been pushed to the side in the name of good looks at a cheap price" Find out in our Turtle Beach Recon Spark review.
Bright and Bold
The most obvious thing about the Recon Spark is its bright and loud design. This won?t be for everybody, but then that seems to be the point. The colorway (the accent color, i.e. not the main color on the unit) is an almost pastel-like lavender. It?s not everywhere on the headset, but can be found on both sides of the base of the headband, around the side of each earcup, stamped or dyed onto the fabric inside each cup (this fabric protects the driver from collecting gunk such as ear wax), and the entire audio cord is this bright lavender, save for the nickel-colored TRS 3.5mm tip. The rest of the headset is white, and there are subtle triangle indentations, some of which are glossy, which almost form the shape of a bio-hazard symbol, though not quite. Finally, the name TURTLE BEACH is debossed along the top.
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