Review on JBL Quantum 200 Over Ear Headphones by Celina Czachor ᠌

Less than three months later, the headset accidentally fell from a height of 48 cm from the system unit onto the table, after which a crack appeared on one earpiece, which turned into a split after a couple of days of operation. The earpiece almost fell out of the hinge on which it rotates. They grabbed the crack with glue. The long cord has become a problem for me, because I don’t know where to throw it: over my arms, legs, under my elbow, behind my back (where it is clamped between my back and the back of a chair), across the table, throwing it behind the monitor. Today the cord fell under a rubber slipper. Without noticing this, he picked up the headset from the table to put it on, after which, due to the fact that the wire caught on the rubber slippers on his leg, a jerk turned out and the sealed crack cracked again with a new discrepancy . I was disappointed that the design in the headset for 4000 breaks so easily. I advise you to take it only if you are very careful. 1 photo - a crack after a fall 2 photos - the divergence of the crack after a couple of days 3 photos - divergence of the slab after a jerk due to a hooked wire ate. After 1.5 years of daily use, the headphones live and work. The product requires very careful and careful handling. You can’t drop it and you should always watch if the wire is pressed somewhere. While scrolling the volume wheel on the headset, the sound starts to hiss, but this is not critical. as soon as you stop turning, the sound becomes clear again. I'm not sure that it's the headset, but it happens that when you call at work via Internet telephony, the sound from the microphone is terribly distorted and the client does not understand anything. You have to call back from your cell phone. If you accidentally touch the microphone with your hands, the microphone volume drops sharply, after which the interlocutors on the audio link begin to hear you very quietly. I don't know if it's a headset or noise canceling issue.