Manufacturers are fast recognising the prowess of the Indian market which happens to be the world’s third-largest economy after the US and China. JBL has now unveiled its first-ever range of powerful headsets focused on gamers in India. The products were announced by Samsung India through its own channels. The nexus is that the JBL brand is owned by Harman International Industries which in turn is owned by Samsung. 
The JBL Quantum lineup is comprised of seven headphone models with varying prices. They all offer the JBL QuantumSOUND Signature and they all can be used with different gadgets such as PC, Mac, Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch, VR, and mobile.
JBL’s Quantum range comprises of the Quantum 100, Quantum 200, 300, 400, 600, 800, and to wrap things up, the JBL Quantum ONE. The last is the topmost model and it will cost INR 29,999 ($392). The JBL Quantum ONE has a wired, over-ear structure and flaunts highlights like ANC (dynamic clamour cancellation), game-talk balance, DTS 2.0, JBL QuantumSPHERE 360, and it’s the only model in the range to exploit an incorporated head-tracking sensor.
The only other JBL Quantum model with ANC is the Quantum 800. It will retail for INR 22,999 ($300) and it has indistinguishable highlights from the JBL Quantum ONE, except for the head-tracking sensor and QuantumSPHERE 360.
At the lowest end of the range lies the JBL Quantum 100 priced at INR 3,999 ($52). This model lacks ANC, DTS 2.0, and other JBL-explicit sound highlights.
The prices of the other models are on the chart above. Details of the availability will be posted on JBLQuantum.com where it would be sold soon.
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