Review on JBL Quantum 200 Over Ear Headphones by Wiesaw Kostyka ᠌

The plastic from which the headphones are made is as second-rate as the entire packaging of these non-spontaneous headphones. On the 3rd day of use, the earpieces began to crack exactly in the middle from the outside on the turning mechanism, and now, after 3 weeks, the earpiece on the left ear has completely crumbled. Plastic does not just break, it cracks like glass with crooked shiny chips. Worse than this in build quality, only fierce China for 500. The price of these headphones is clearly overpriced and does not match the quality. And now about the pros: the ear pads have not yet had time to wear out :) Soft eco-leather envelops very pleasantly. They don't press. Soundproofing is good, you can hardly hear external sounds. Bass is enough. For music, in general, they are suitable, but only for electronics, and then not all (trap, trance, house). I liked the wire in a braid, strong, long enough with a splitter for an incoming-outgoing signal, a decent supply of wire, measured the desired length, wound the excess and put it on top of the system unit. Yes, there is a microphone, and it is not of the best quality, it is very deaf, in order to be heard, you must either twist it and further increase the volume, or raise your voice, or move the microphone itself directly to your lips. All the system sounds that are played in the headphones are safely heard by my friends in the discord and sometimes they laugh instead of with me if I watch some kind of game on YouTube. The impression is negative only from the poor quality of the plastic of the headphones, which, as I said above, does not correspond to the inflated price in the markets. Reviews here are extremely positive and there is practically no criticism. I won’t hint at anything) Here, I decided to describe my experience of using it, slam a tub of manure into a barrel of honey and provide an alternative assessment of the product for everyone to see. Think for yourself - decide for yourself whether to have or not to have. Are you ready to pay half the cost for the logo on the package?