JBL Quantum 200 - Wired over-ear gaming headset with Voice focus directional flip-up mic and memory foam ear cushions (Black)

I have owned these headphones for a while now and they’re definitely a step up from the Quantum 100’s I used to own. The sound quality is amazing. They’re fairly lightweight and pretty comfortable too! My friends say that the mic quality is pretty clear as well. There isn’t much to say about the features. They’re just a comfortable set of headphones and they do great for what I need. No reason to spend hundreds on Turtle Beach when you can buy these. They’re a great middle of the road option!

I have been using this headset for about three months and it has held up great during long gaming sessions. This product delivers clear sound and the mic picks up my voice really well although the ear cups can get a bit warm after a few hours. I love how comfortable it feels with the soft padding and how sturdy the build is for the price. Overall it easily earns five stars for reliability comfort and audio quality.

JBL's Quantum 200 corded headphone (3.5mm plug). I'm using these with a Windows-based computer which has a Realtek audio chipset & "app", and this headphone is the best sounding and second most comfortable. Pros: good sounding speakers, convenient volume control, reasonable comfort with larger ears, mic mutes when folded up, no blinky light thingies, fabric reinforced cord with included splitter cable. Cons: The ear cups fit snug, could be more generously sized. US companies having stuff made across the Pacific need to pay attention to anatomical differences between West and East (ears and feet, mostly). I knocked off a star for this issue, though it's not severe enough to warrant returning. Overall, this headset seems to be very good for the price. Can't speak for durability as I've had it less than a day. Sound was tested with rock music from at least 3 artists. I haven't tested the mic.

I use the JBL Quantum 200 headset every day — the sound quality is clear and immersive, and the mic picks up my voice perfectly. The memory foam pads are super comfortable for long sessions. Durable, reliable, and excellent for the price!

The JBL Quantum 200 is a fantastic wired gaming headset with excellent sound quality that really enhances the gaming experience. The memory foam ear cushions make it incredibly comfortable, even for long gaming sessions. The flip-up mic is clear and great for communication, and the overall build feels sturdy and well-made. If you’re looking for an affordable yet high-quality gaming headset, this one is a great pick!

Overall sound quality is pretty good and a big step up from my old headphones. Obviously, more expensive headphones could sound better, but at this price point, the Quantum 200s definitely deliver. These headphones are a huge step up from the old Sony studio headphones I was using before that had sound that was too flat for gaming. These headphones have really taken the fun up a notch, completely immersing me during thunderous gunfights, while also allowing me to pinpoint the softest of footsteps nearby. Despite not having active noise cancelation like some of the higher tier Quantums, these headphones are still extremely isolating, and drown out most exterior noise when sound is coming through. The flip up/down to mute and unmute the mic has also been great for multiplayer, though the foam windscreen comes off occasionally. --------------------- Update: 2 years later the right ear speaker is having issues. It only produces sound if the volume knob is set to to a super specific level; otherwise it cuts out. The left ear speaker is fine. Probably a wiring issue, but disappointing since I was pretty gentle with the headphones and never even traveled with them. Anyway, overall value has definitely dropped, so updating my stars from 5 to 3. I enjoyed these headphones while they lasted, and maybe others will last a lot longer, but seeing as they had a 1-year warranty, I don't think I have any options left.

I got these for my wife, but I tried them out, too. Keep in mind that they are not meant to compete with serious audiophile headphones, but in the $0-$100 range, they are top-notch. I have a pair of AT M40s and she has open-backed AKG K240s. These have a lot more bass and isolation than the open backs, but that's to be expected. I would put them on par with the AudioTechnicas. They have good clarity and are very comfortable to wear for long periods. Music is pleasant and offers the entire range of frequencies. I've listened to my wife talk through the mic and it is much, much better than most headphone mics, even beating much more expensive ones. The mic is clean and clear, and while it won't compete with a studio mic, would be perfectly acceptable for a live stream, or at the least, not annoying your friends in chat. We've noticed that the mic is very sensitive. If I try to listen to something on my phone while my wife is playing with her sister, and my phone is turned way down to the point I can barely hear it and is about 4 feet from her mic, her sister will say she can hear it. So I guess don't expect a directional mic if you have room noise.

Very overrated I don’t recommend these for no one for real you can just save your money for MUCH better headsets! Has crappy sound quality and I asked my friends if the mic was any good and yeah NO it wasn’t at all it’s just a bad Buy in my opinion!