JBL may be best known for its speakers and Bluetooth audio gear, but it also offers accessories for gamers. The JBL Quantum series are headphones (headsets), which are built for gaming and target various price segments. So if you’re after decent sound, comfort, and compatibility without spending a ton, JBL has a few standout options that hit that sweet spot. So let’s check them out.

JBL Quantum 100

Starting from the entry level model, the JBL Quantum 100 is the most affordable option in this list. It’s a wired headset with 40mm drivers tuned with JBL’s Quantum Sound Signature, which means you’ll still get solid directional audio for casual gaming. The memory foam ear cushions are comfortable enough for longer sessions, and the detachable boom mic does the job for voice chat without fuss.

This model is compatible with Windows Sonic Spatial Sound on Windows PCs and Xbox One consoles. The JBL Quantum 100 is compatible with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, smartphones, VR, and even Macs via a 3.5mm headphone jack. This model is currently available for purchase for 29.95 US Dollars, making it a great budget offering for just 30 US Dollars.

JBL Quantum 200

Taking things a step forward, we have the JBL Quantum 200 that brings upgrades over the entry level Quantum 100 model. For a few more dollars, the Quantum packs the larger 50mm drivers. These are another pair of wired gaming headsets that add more padding to the headband for better comfort. The Quantum 200 offers better mic quality with passive noise isolation thanks to an echo cancelling boom mic.

Similar to the Quantum 100, the JBL Quantum 200 brings support for Windows Sonic Spatial Sound on Windows PCs and Xbox One consoles along with compatibility with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, smartphones, VR, and even Macs via a 3.5mm headphone jack.

JBL Quantum 100P

While the Quantum 100 and Quantum 200 arrive as gaming headsets with multiplatform support, the JBL Quantum 100P is a dedicated headphones for gamers on the Sony PlayStation platform. While it is compatible with other platforms like PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and others, one of its primary features is support for PlayStation 5 3D audio.

It also features the iconic White and Blue color scheme of the PlayStation 5. This model houses 40mm drivers and a detachable mic. Gamers also get support for JBL Quantum Sound Signature and Foam cups for comfort. The JBL Quantum 100P is another great budget option that carries a 29.95 US Dollar price tag.

JBL Quantum 350 Wireless

Lastly, we have something a bit more premium. As the name suggests, the JBL Quantum 350 Wireless is a gaming headset that can be used via 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. On a single full charge, this model can last for up to 22 hours and connects to your PC via a USB dongle.

It packs 40mm audio drivers, memory foam for long-term comfort while gaming, Quantum Engine support, and optimization across all major platforms like PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox One series, and others. The JBL Quantum is currently listed for just 69.95 US Dollars, making it a great deal as an affordable wireless headset.

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JBL took the wraps off of several new speakers today. The lineup includes a new Flip Bluetooth speaker, the Partybox 110 and Partybox 710, a $99 gaming headset, four new wireless earbuds, and a pair of headphones designed for kids.

JBL Flip 6

The Flip 6 arrives with a full dustproof and waterproof IP67 rating unlike the Flip 5 which only has an IPX7 waterproof rating. JBL has also included Bluetooth 5.1 for stronger and more stable connections. The battery life remains unchanged at 12 hours but you get a dedicated tweeter now. These upgrades have also resulted in a price increase to $130 when it becomes available for purchase in December.

JBL PartyBox 110 and PartyBox 710

JBL’s PartyBox line of bigger Bluetooth speakers also got two news models. The PartyBox 110 and PartyBox 710 have LEDs, USB and TRS input support, and an IPX4 rating. The 110 has a speaker output power of 160W while the 710, which has wheels to make moving it around easier, pushes it to 800W. The former is already available today for $399.95 while the 710 will be available in October in Europe for €749 and in December in the U.S. for $800.

JBL Tune 130NC and Tune 230NC

If you want earbuds with active noise cancellation, then the Tune 130NC and Tune 230NC have got you covered. Both are priced at $100/€99 and share similar features such as Bluetooth 5.2, support for Google Fast pair, and of course ANC. The difference is in the design and the drivers. The Tune 230NC has a stem design and 5.8mm drivers while the Tune 130NC has 10mm drivers and a stem-less design.

JBL Endurance RACE

The Endurance RACE is for those who enjoy running. The pair of earbuds has a TwistLock mechanism that helps to keep the earbuds secure when you are running. You also get 10 hours of battery life on a single charge and an IP67 rating. It is priced at $80.

JBL Reflect Flow PRO

The Reflect Flow PRO boasts the top features of the Tune 130NC and the Endurance RACE such as ANC, battery life of up to 10 hours, and an even higher IP68 rating. It also supports wireless charging and its case has a pretty neat LED bar instead of a dot like most earbuds have. Of course, it is also more expensive at $180.

JBL Quantum 350

JBL is going against headphones from Xbox, Sony, and Razer with its $99 Quantum 350 wireless headphones. The over-the-ears headphones have 40mm drivers and connect via a 2.4GHz wireless dongle for lower latency. The battery life is 22 hours and a 5-minute charge via its USB-C port will give you 1 hour of playback time.

JBL JR 460NC

JBL’s JR 460NC is designed for kids and it has noise cancellation so your kids are protected from loud noises. It has a battery life of 20 hours and when flat, your child can also switch to a wired connection using a removable aux cable. The JR 460NC is priced at $80 and will be available this month.

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