Review on JBL Quantum ONE - Over-Ear Performance Gaming Headset 🎧 with Active Noise Cancelling - Black (Renewed): Elevate Your Gaming Experience! by Stanisaw Pirkowski ᠌

1. Apart from the fact that the headphones are inexpensive (full price - 2790) - they sound weak, worse than JBL analogs from the non-gaming segment, they completely lose to the E25BT that has served me faithfully for a long time (I don’t know how correct it is to compare gaming headphones with wireless , but still, note to many); 2. They look flimsy, completely made of plastic, you have to handle them very carefully; 3. The inner part of the bowl is a thin layer of fabric stretched over the speaker, so this very fabric, like the ear cushion itself, is very easy to tear; 4. Unlike the Quantum 300 and above, there are no adapters in the kit, except for a detachable microphone, so check in advance whether the connector in your computer is combo, otherwise take the adapter in advance; 5. The wildest thing is that it took a very long time to set up the headphones: I have a laptop with a combo jack and a Realtek HD sound card, and so the trick is that the first time the laptop refused to perceive the headphones with a microphone as a headset, it only reproduced sound and recorded everything that happens from the microphone at the webcam; if you have the same problem - I solved it by reinstalling the drivers and setting the headphones as a headset, after which everything worked, but it ate a lot of time and nerves for me (which is the moment when the spatial sound function was turned off on the computer and it basically refused recognize any headphones connected via a 3.5mm jack); 6. Inconveniently fixed when they are already on the head.