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SAVE 28%: As of April 30,Watch Salyut 7 Online you can get a Turtle Beach Recon 50P wired gaming headset for $17.99, down from $24.95, at Woot. That's a 28% discount and $6.96 in savings. Use the code TURTLEFIVEfor an additional $5 off, bringing the price down to just $12.99.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Turtle Beach Turtle Beach Recon 50P wired gaming headset $17.99 at Woot
$24.95 Save $6.96 Use the code TURTLEFIVE for an additional $5 off

If you’re getting flak for missing cues during combat or can’t hear your teammates calling out enemy locations, you might want to get some new gaming headphones.

Right now, you can get the Turtle Beach Recon 50P wired gaming headset for $17.99, down from $24.95, at Woot. That’s a 28% discount and $6.96 in savings. Use the code TURTLEFIVEfor an additional $5 off, bringing the price down to just $12.99. Note: This code is only valid through May 2, 11:59 p.m. CT.

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These headphones are lightweight and comfortable enough to wear during long gaming sessions. With 40mm speakers and premium ear cushions, this headset delivers crystal-clear audio for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, and even mobile gaming with a 3.5mm connection.

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They also have a removable mic, so you can chat when you want and remove it when you don’t.

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