JBL Quantum 600 Wireless Over-Ear Eaming Headset with Microphone and RGB, PC and PS Wirelessly Compatible Only, in Black

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JBL Quantum 600 is a wireless headset that also has options for using a 3.5mm cable that comes included with the box. While that’s a nice option to have, especially if you’re using it on an Xbox One since the console doesn’t support the Quantum 600’s wireless format, but I ended up using it prominently in its 2.4Ghz wireless mode. Other bells and whistles include RGB lighting on the earcups, and a microphone that can be muted simply by pointing it upwards. Great features that actually made using the headset quite pleasant. Wireless connectivity that is stable and free of any noticeable latency or sound quality issues is a big bonus as well, making this headset well suited for gamers who want to go cord-free. Battery life is the only area where the JBL Quantum 600 falls a bit short.

Reminiscent of a car’s paint this adds a sweet quality feel to the whole headset. If I didn’t know better I would think it was actual lacquered paint; it feels sleek and polished and it looks fantastic. It’s a super unique touch to feature this style of paint/plastic. It shimmers slightly under light, reminding you that you are dealing with a decent piece of hardware made by a high-quality manufacturer. Az Árukereső célja megkönnyíteni a vásárlást és tanácsot adni a megfelelő bolt kiválasztásában. Nem mindig a legolcsóbb ajánlat a legjobb, az ár mellett kiemelten fontosnak tartjuk a minőségi szempontokat is, a vásárlók elégedettségét, ezért előre soroltunk Önnek 3 ajánlatot az alábbi szempontok szerint:A Vásárlási garancia szolgáltatásunk minden olyan megrendelésre vonatkozik, amelyet közvetlenül az Árukereső.hu oldalán keresztül ad le a " Megvásárolom" gomb megnyomásával. Made mostly of smooth plastic the Quantum 600 has a great visual style, The headband is larger and prettier than the traditional music line JBL headphones with a gloss JBL on the top and little slices in the plastic for an extra bit of aesthetic flair. The cushioning on the headband is a nice plush leatherette that wraps around, covering the sides and bottom of the headband and blending near-perfectly into the headband, leading to a really nice clean look. When ‘wireless connectivity' is mentioned on a pair of headphones, it's usually assumed to be Bluetooth. However, Bluetooth has its weaknesses for gaming, primarily when it comes to latency. The typical delay in sound transmission can mean the difference between in-game life and death, so Bluetooth is usually avoided in favour of wired connections on gaming headphones. The JBL Quantum 600 does have a detachable 3.5mm cable for traditional wired connectivity, but the use of proprietary 2.4GHz wireless connectivity adds some utility for gaming while avoiding the latency issues of Bluetooth technology.

As far as audio offerings it does support Windows Sonic, DTS, Dolby Atmos and special audio in software. I personally found Atmos remained my favourite as it has always been when available, as DTS and Sonic spatial audio didn’t seem to provide a huge improvement for me, but this may also differ based on the games you play and enjoy.

Az élményre és teljesítményre tervezett JBL Quantum 600 2,4 GHz-es vezeték nélküli fejhallgató a pontos és magávalragadó hanggal egyértelmű előnyt biztosít a játék során. A JBL QuantumSURROUND hang egy szélesebb, valósághűbb térbeli környezetet replikál, így soha nem hagyhatsz ki egyetlen részletet sem. A hangfókusz-mikrofon lehetővé teszi a tiszta kommunikációt más játékosokkal, míg a DISCORD-tanúsítvánnyal ellátott Chat-tárcsával könnyedén szabályozható a csevegés és a játék audio szintje. This naturally also made for a great experience when playing games, particularly when the audio balance is set to focus on game sounds. Playing Spyder on Apple Arcade on the MacBook Air was quite enjoyable from the audio perspective, as the JBL Quantum 600 managed to keep the sound lively and cohesive, while allowing for ample detail and faint sound effects to be heard clearly. What was most impressive, and what makes this headset well suited for gaming, is its ability to simulate direction despite being limited to two stereo channels. Most headphones that we review are judged largely on their abilities with music, but I naturally had to change things up a bit for the JBL Quantum 600. I largely used the headphones wirelessly with a MacBook Air as an all-purpose headset for playing games, listening to music, having conversations on conference calls, and watching videos. I also used it with an iPad for gaming. On supported platforms, the dongle connects wirelessly with the headset after setting up your source device to output audio through USB. On my MacBook Air, I was additionally able to set the audio output to either Game or Chat mode, which optimised the sound for each specific purpose. The dongle has an indicator light that stays static when the headset is connected, and a connect button to connect to the headphones if needed. However, I didn't ever have to use the button, as the headphones automatically connected to the dongle without any trouble every time. Starting off, the Quantum 600 definitely keeps with JBLs typical design aesthetic; If you have a scroll through the JBL catalogue it’s easy to see the Quantum 600 are the gamer cousins to some of JBL’s over-ear headphones.