The microphone is the only other major area where the JBL Quantum 910X falls behind the competition.
It lacks adjustability and leaves your voice sounding grainy and quiet.
Even so, UK price represents the best value of the two regions.
Unfortunately, the JBL Quantum 910X is not currently available in Australia.
This lighting can be fully customized through the compatible JBL Quantum Engine software on a PC.
The ear cups themselves then use soft black pleather cushions, which are a generous size and pleasantly soft.
The microphone is attached to the left ear cup and can be raised or lowered.
Its muted by default in its raised position, indicated by a small red LED light near its tip.
Its next to a 3.5mm headphone jack and superb braided cables for both are included in the box.
Performance
In its standard mode, the JBL Quantum 910X performs excellently on the whole.
It offers punchy, rich bass, clear mids, and detailed high-end frequencies.
Unfortunately, the performance with the spatial audio mode enabled is a completely different story.
The microphone performance is also disappointing.
I found that this meant that my voice often sounded rather quiet and a little muddy.
Should I buy the JBL Quantum 910X?
see to it to factor its excellent comfort level into your purchasing decision.
Cheaper headsets like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X offer a better spatial experience at a much lower price.
You need higher microphone qualityThe microphone of the JBL Quantum 910X is disappointing too.
Those who require superior microphone quality should consider one of the alternatives below instead.
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First reviewed April 2024
