JBL has expanded its gaming collection with the new Quantum series, which includes Quantum 950, Quantum 650, and Quantum 250, to add to previous models such as Quantum 350 and 200, and these headphones come with large carbon headphones and spatial sound support along with a set of useful features for players.
Features of new games headphones
The three new headphones are characterized by large 50 mm dynamic headphones, supporting spatial sound, which are also approved by Zoom, and the upper -style Quantum 950 supports 3D head tracking, and can be used wirelessly via a low -delay future 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.3.
This model comes with a wireless charging station and RGB lighting, and also provides adaptive noise cancellation and microphone 6 mm installed.
Quantum 950 can work up to 25 hours per battery, with the possibility of replacing batteries to increase the operating period, while the Quantum 650 headphone is also wireless and supports the same technologies, but it does not contain head tracking
Three -dimensional, the spatial sound and microphone 6 mm and a battery duration up to 45 hours with the ability to replace the battery, pillows, cables and other headphones.
As for the QUANTUM 250, it comes with 50 mm headphones and a spatial sound, but it does not support the abolition of noise or RGB lighting, and this headphone is wired and connects via a 3.5 mm socket accredited by Zoom.
Colors and prices
Quantum 950 was launched in black and white, while Quantum 650 and 250 in black and white can be obtained, as well as violet and turquoise green.
The prices are about 349.99 euros, which makes it the highest price among the distinctive headphones, and in return the Quantum 650 cost is about 149.99 euros, and Quantum 250 is about 59.99 euros.
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