JBL Quantum 100 Wired Over Ear Gaming Headphones with Mic, 40mm Realistic Dynamic Drivers, Detachable Boom Mic, 1kHz Sensitivity, Memory Foam Cushioning, PC/Mobile/PS/Xbox/Nintendo/VR Compatible-Black

The media could not be loaded. Jbl headphones are superb, i just loved it, audio quailty is suberb and fits well, mic quality is very good and the wire quality is also good overall i just wanted to say it is must buy

Pros:- Very Lightweight, good bass and great sound quality for music listening.Cons:- Ears becomes sweaty while using this. Sometimes it becomes hard to hear footsteps due to high bass.

I am satisfied alot with these JBL wired headphones.I have used these for Music, Gaming and for Interviews. The mic quality is superb with best voice clarity and noise reduction. The build quality is Good.

Being a JBL brand product, it does what it is supposed to. The sound output is good, it helps you distinguish between footsteps and gunshots, without increasing the overall volume to have blaringly high gunshot sounds. But it being advertised as a PC gaming product is a sham, this is not made to be used with PC.1. It comes with a single 3.5mm jack which in most PCs will require a Y-splitter to split Speaker and Microphone input. It will not work with most PCs right out of the box. In my case I had a few Y-splitters and so I had to use it.2. Microphone is ok, the boost is not really going to grant you any advantage whatsoever to have for in-game comms, unless you are one for the Just Chatting section of Twitch.3. While the sound of a footstep can be heard a little better, it is drained out by the incredibly low volume that you get especially when you use a Y-splitter, you need to crank up everything to maximum to have an advantage. In my case I had to use a software to boost the output by 10 dB to make any difference at all.All the points 1-3 can be easily fixed by picking up a cheaper Cosmic Byte headset (USB type). It feels like a huge waste of money for me, considering I picked this up for gaming, especially Rainbow 6 Siege and CS:GO.This will be a good headset for PS4, Mobile and maybe even XBox, but it is not a good choice for PC. Get a different headset, something that comes with a USB or 2 3.5mm jacks. Disappointed when it comes to my use, but I just gifted this to another person who listens to music and occasionally plays on mobile. I've gone and bought myself a 7.1 surround USB headset for almost the same price as this.Note: When using Y-splitters there is a chance of the speaker output also echoing over the microphone, this happens in case of most headset which come with a single 3.5mm jack. There is no fix that I know which works for this. Only thing you can try is pushing the 3.5mm jack as far as it goes into the Y-splitter. It is a risk that you take with any headset you plan to use with a Y-splitter.

I currently own four headphones:OneOdio Over Ear Headphones (₹2,000)Sony MDR-ZX110A (₹700)Soundcore Q20i (₹3,500)JBL Quantum 100 (₹2,000)Here’s my experience with each of them, broken down into key aspects:ComfortOneOdio: Comfortable enough for long use, though not exceptional (7/10).Soundcore Q20i: Extremely comfortable; the best in this area (9/10).Sony MDR-ZX110A: Just okay, but can feel tight after a while (6/10).JBL Quantum 100: Terrible. The earpads barely feel like cushions (4/10).Sound QualityOneOdio: Balanced and clear for the price (7/10).Soundcore Q20i: Decent, though not impressive for its price (6/10).Sony MDR-ZX110A: Poor sound quality, especially with bass (4/10).JBL Quantum 100: Mediocre at best; tweaking the EQ helps slightly (4.5/10, or 5/10 with adjustments).Build QualityOneOdio: Feels solid for its price, though not premium (6/10).Soundcore Q20i: Excellent build, sturdy and well-made (9/10).Sony MDR-ZX110A: Cheap plastic that feels flimsy (3/10).JBL Quantum 100: Very disappointing; feels fragile and low-quality (3/10).Mic QualityOneOdio: Decent but nothing special (5/10).Soundcore Q20i: Below average for voice calls (3/10).Sony MDR-ZX110A: Surprisingly good for a budget headphone (6/10).JBL Quantum 100: Excellent mic, the only highlight of this model (8/10).Overall VerdictThe JBL Quantum 100 is not worth the ₹2,000 price tag unless you specifically need a good mic. The comfort, sound quality, and build are all subpar.For better overall value, the OneOdio is a great budget-friendly option, while the Soundcore Q20i stands out for comfort and build quality.I wouldn’t recommend the JBL Quantum 100 unless the microphone is your main priority.

The headphones is superb in this budget range for all the other stuffs except gaming. If you are looking for a headphones solely for the purpose of gaming, I would suggest you not to buy this as this headphones foam is not good enough to block background noises which could lead potential not hearing footsteps in certain games like CS2 or valo where sound sense is important. Nonetheless, giving 5 stars as it passes all other expects except gaming.