JBL Quantum 300 - Wired Over-Ear Gaming Headphones with JBL Quantum Engine Software - Black
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- In competitive gaming, sound is survival, and JBL knows great sound: From the thrill of tracking enemies in FPS games, to engaging in epic MOBA battles, the JBL Quantum 300 amplifies every victory on PC, Mac, Xbox, PS4 and Nintendo Switch
- Features JBL Quantum Surround sound technology which is engineered for accuracy and delivers immersive gaming audio for a competitive edge, so users never have to miss a step, shot or jump during gameplay
- JBL Quantum 300 gaming headset incorporates a boom microphone with echo cancelling technology, allowing users to focus on their teammates' voice rather than background noise, for crystal clear communication
- Memory foam ear cushions on the JBL Quantum 300 headset are covered in soft PU leather, providing comfort for marathon sessions, plus 3.5 mm and USB adapter connections for multi-platform gaming on PC, Mac, Xbox, PS4 and Nintendo Switch
- Items delivered: JBL Quantum 300 wired over ear gaming headset with boom mic in black, compatible with PC, Mac, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, mobile and VR
Description
JBL Quantum 300 over-ear gaming headset. The JBL Quantum range delivers a sound experience that transforms each headset into a crown for the everyday champion. The JBL Quantum 300 gaming headset comes with the JBL Quantum Engine PC software for immersive surround sound, enabling PC gamers with surround Sound and the ability to adjust EQ, sound effects, and mic modes. Built by our team of acoustic engineers and tested extensively with gamers around the world to develop a predictive algorithm so that every game is more immersive to gives you a competitive edge. The JBL Quantum 300 gaming headset delivers an accurate soundscape so you can amplify all your epic gaming moments. Product details. Hybrid wired over ear gaming headset, JBL Quantum Sound signature, JBL Quantum Surround Sound, JBL Quantum Engine PC software, 3.5 mm and USB audio adapter connections, Flip-up boom microphone. For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the most precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. JBL's mission and vision is to make life more connected, entertaining, personalized and productive. The company combines passion and purpose to design smart products, systems, software and services to connect people wherever they are. Select your preferred surround sound settings and personalize your JBL headset for a user-friendly dashboard.
Item Weight: 8.6 ounces
Item model number: JBLQUANTUM300BLKAM
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 4, 2020
Manufacturer: JBL
Country of Origin: China
Charging Time: 3 tablespoon(s)
Item Weight: 245 Grams
Units: 1.0 Count
Number Of Items: 1
Cable Length: 1.5 Meters
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Used with the JBL software these headphones are adequate, bordering on good. The microphone quality is horrible. I bought these headphones for gaming and I am always with my team and there has always been the issue of, OMG you are too loud and full of static!, or I can't hear you and you are full of static. Adjusting the slider either doesn't work or is so sensitive that people cannot hear me at 4 or blasting their ears at 5. And there are 30 more notches I could go. Or can't hear you at 20 and too loud at 15. Unfortunately I didn't decide soon enough to return these at the 30 day mark because the last couple months I have been playing with team mates sitting next to me so microphones were unnecessary. Now, it is critical. So beware, find out before the 30 expiration date if your headphones are actually what you will be happy with. I disconnected mine, grabbed a cheap pair and they work just fine. I just wish I could exchange these or get a refund or at least an apology for a bad item quality. Best of luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by aint got time for that
I like the feel of these headphones and the audio quality is high enough for my liking (but I'm not audiophile). However, the big problem is the cord. Any rub on the cord travels up the headphones with no insulation to dampen the sound. It is extremely distracting the *wvimt wvimt* noise of the rub feels right in your ear. It makes the headphones feel cheap. Also, the mic feels like the adjustment will not perform well in the long haul, it just feels like it will snap at some point (something internal doesn't seem well made). They also don't do noise canceling despite the look, so you will still have some situational awareness depending on the volume you listen to. Bottomline, they are fine, I don't expect them to last long (not high quality), and if you move a lot when you are wearing them, these are not for you as the cord noise will be nearly insurmountably annoying.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2023 by Ash Bzak
NOT RECOMMENDED! Long read but worth it to fully understand before you waste money! A little context for this review: I bought my first gaming headset about 4 years ago off Amazon for about $30. It was one of those cheap generic brand headsets that look cool but are pretty much junk. After about a year I decided to upgrade for more comfort. I went with the HyperX Cloud Pro headset back in 2018. I snagged that for $75 on Amazon. It was double the price of the cheap one, but worth every penny. Much better comfort, build quality, sound quality, etc. That headset lasted me over 2 years and then the microphone decided to crap out. I like gear so I decided to look into replacing the headset and retiring the Cloud Pro from gaming use to more casual music use or something. Anyway, on to the review... So the JBL Quantum 300 is $60 at the time of this review. I looked at a lot of headsets around this price range. I didn't want to spend over $100 because I was satisfied with my previous Cloud Pro's which were under $100, so I figured I would stay within the $50-$75 range. The JBL's are relatively new, and I have a lot of other JBL audio equipment that I love. So I found the Quantum 300 and it ticked off all the feature boxes for me, and the price was right. I figured a $60 headset would be roughly equivalent to my previous HyperX headset. They are not on the same level. Here are the main issues: - Comfort: Most of the head strap is plastic. You get a little bit of foam that contacts your head. But compared to the Cloud headset and my cheap $30 headset, the JBL is more towards the cheaper side of comfort. The size of the ear cups is a bit too small for me. Again, this is exactly what I experienced with my first $30 headset. My ears don't stick out more than normal, but in the JBL's my ears lightly tough the inside screen. Not a big deal unless you are gaming for hours, where it can really start to be uncomfortable. No such issue with the HyperX Cloud that I have. - Build Quality: JBL's are in the same ball park as the cheap $30 headset I had. Not anywhere near the HyperX Cloud. It's a shame for $60. Everything is cheap plastic. The fabric on the ear pads is cheap. The headset is very light. They call that a feature, but it is most certainly not for reasons explained in the next point. The headphone wire is very thin, probably half the size that is on my Cloud headset. The individual speaker wires going to the drivers are exposed and cheaply glued down the inside edge of the headset. Just overall not what you would expect from something that costs more than $30. - You Can Hear the Cord: So the first thing I noticed when I put this headset on is the fact that you can hear the noise of the headphone cord brushing on your shoulder. It sort of echo's inside the ear pad when there is no audio playing on the headset. It's not noticeable when gaming with sound, but for any quiet scenes, any slight movement where the cord brushes against your t-shirt will be heard. I put back on my Cloud headset and this was not an issue. It comes back to build quality. The JBL's are nothing but hollow plastic with no sound deadening or dampening. So any vibrations on the cord are transferred to the plastic shell and allowed to reverberate. With better quality headsets they use things like rubber and other materials in key areas to kill those external noise sources. Again, this is something you expect from the $30 headsets on Amazon, not a $60 name brand JBL. - Sound and Mic Quality: Sound quality is not terrible, but not on the level of the Cloud headset I have. It's certainly better than the $30 headset I had before. But compared to the Cloud, the bass isn't full, and the imaging isn't as good. Good imaging means it doesn't feel like the sound is coming from speakers. The drivers should just blend in and sound should sound like it's coming naturally to your ears. With the JBL's it's more "forced" and you just feel like a driver is playing right next to your ear (because it is, but that's not the point). The microphone is probably the best thing about this headset. It's not detachable which is a shame. But quality was standard and what I would expect at this price range. Overall, you need to pass on the JBL Quantum line of headsets. They need to be selling the Quantum 300 at $40 and not $60, because that is what it performs at. For $60 you can get way more. Here are my recommendations for what is on Amazon right now: $69 HyperX Cloud Core https://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Cloud-Core-Detachable-Cancelling/dp/B08HQW9SGP/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=hyperx+cloud+core&qid=1612537260&s=electronics&sr=1-3 $59 HyperX Cloud Core Refurb - this is exactly the model I bought, it used to be called Cloud Pro. It's "renewed" but a headset that is twice as good as the JBL for the same price https://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Headset-KHX-HSCC-BK-Certified-Refurbished/dp/B07F19BF8F/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=hyperx+cloud+core&qid=1612537301&s=electronics&sr=1-7 $69 HyperX Cloud - again, this is the older Cloud model but basically the exact model I bought in 2018. Twice as good as the JBL, and brand new, for $9 more dollars https://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Cloud-Gaming-Headset-Entertainment/dp/B07FFK13RY/ref=sr_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=hyperx+cloud+core&qid=1612537301&s=electronics&sr=1-12
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I bought these because I needed a headset for my remote work zoom meetings. I also wanted something to block out the noise around the house so I can concentrate easier. I find myself where it is even without playing any music to help black background noise. They’re not noise canceling the black out enough so I’m not distracted. Extremely comfortable as well. Very pleased.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Heather Jenness
I was surprised and impressed by the sound quality. I was listening to music I know well and hearing things I’d never heard before. The microphone also does a great job at isolating only the speakers voice. Sometimes the audio gets static over it and I’m not sure why yet. Mixed feelings about the headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by Denise Pierce