Turtle Beach Welcomes May As National Better Hearing & Speech Month And Encourages Consumers To Get Their Hearing Checked And Experience The HyperSound Clear 500P

One of the biggest breakthroughs in audio technology in decades, Turtle Beach's HyperSound Clear 500P has been shown to significantly improve sound clarity and speech intelligibility to help people hear and understand the television more clearly¹, allowing them to once again enjoy watching their favorite movies and shows, listen to music and play video games while hearing crisp, clear audio. To learn more about the HyperSound Clear 500P, please visit the official website at http://hypersoundhearing.com, and for those interested in experiencing the HyperSound Clear 500P firsthand at their local hearing healthcare professionals' office, click the "WHERE TO BUY" button, which will locate and provide contact information for the nearest participating provider.

"Hearing loss is a serious and widespread healthcare issue and the statistics really are reason for concern," said Rodney Schutt, SVP and General Manager for the HyperSound business at Turtle Beach. "It's the third largest chronic physical condition after heart disease and arthritis, and approximately 50 million Americans have some form of hearing loss, with another 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults at risk – those are significant numbers. We know HyperSound Clear helps people hear the television better, which can improve the quality of life for somebody with hearing loss and their loved ones at home. It's our hope that as people have a better television listening experience by adding the HyperSound Clear 500P to their home entertainment setup, they'll sooner realize how much of their hearing they're missing outside the home, and will be more motivated to seek help with their hearing sooner in life. And with May being National Better Hearing & Speech month, there's no better time than now to go get your ears checked."

HyperSound^® technology is a fundamentally new approach to sound delivery that generates a highly directional, narrow beam of audio in the air that can be pointed to a very specific location. Similar to how a flashlight directs a beam of light, Turtle Beach's HyperSound Clear 500P directs a beam of audio to targeted listeners, delivering an immersive, 3D audio experience. The HyperSound Clear 500P works in parallel with the audio from the television or home theater system, so a person sitting in the HyperSound audio beam can independently control the device's volume, while everyone else in the room hears audio from the television speakers or home theater system at a normal volume level. This means that people having trouble hearing the TV, along with family and friends, can once again return to the living room to enjoy the latest home entertainment together.

About Turtle Beach Corporation
Turtle Beach Corporation (http://corp.turtlebeach.com) designs innovative, market-leading audio products for the consumer, healthcare and commercial sectors. Under its award-winning Turtle Beach brand (www.turtlebeach.com), the Company has been the clear market share leader for the past five-plus years with its wide selection of acclaimed gaming headsets for use with Xbox One and PlayStation^®4, as well as personal computers and mobile/tablet devices. Under the HyperSound brand (www.hypersound.com), the Company markets pioneering directed audio solutions that have applications in hearing healthcare, digital signage and kiosks and consumer electronics. The Company's shares are traded on the NASDAQ Exchange under the symbol: HEAR.

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¹ Mehta, R., Mattson, S., & Seitzman, R., Kappus, B. (2015, August). Speech recognition in the sound field: directed audio vs. conventional speakers. Audiology Online, Article 14901. Retrieved from http://www.audiologyonline.com.  Dr. Mehta and Dr. Mattson are paid consultants of Turtle Beach.

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