JBL Quantum 400 Wired Over-Ear Gaming Headset with Microphone and RGB, Multi-Platform Compatible, Black

great quality mic & the app has many different settings for it. customisable RGB with multiple patterns etc. audio is perfect

i’ve bought these headphones on a discount around a few months ago. The headphones look sleek and not cheaply made, the audio quality and the microphone are both great and clear. Flipping the microphone to make it muted is probably the best feature about the headphones besides the noise-cancelling. I use a console to play and plug it in by using the usb, using the audio jack makes the microphone quality worse, i’d only use it if you don’t have space to use another usb.

Light Headphones with good sound quality and great noise cancellation…

I bought these through the amazon warehouse which the condition was described as Like new. Upon receiving them, I noticed they had been taken out of the box and setup previously but a quick clean and they were as good as new. It's been a few years since I last had a gaming headset so decided to have a look around and these stood out over everything in the price bracket. They work great on Xbox one and on PC. In games like call of duty you can easily pick up footsteps over other noises. The dials on the side to adjust volume come in very handy and the mutable mic when in the up position is also great. Great at noise cancelling.

The product has problems adapting when switching between programs. The microphone light sometimes works but sometimes it doesn't. When I plug it into my phone, there is a delay in switching, I don't know why. It's not bad, but I was much more satisfied with the previous model. And the length of the PC cable is very good, but the cable is very hard and not useful.

Standard home office use, bought end of September 2020, dead mid May 2021.Pros: price, lift mic to mute. USB and analogue. Sound is adequate.Cons: useless features that might or might not work. mid to low build quality. mid to low support.Do you really need flashing lights that change colour on the outside of your ears? I don't. Do you know what you look like when you attend an online meeting with glow in the dark ears? I do.I did want USB and these have USB. Sort of. They have USB and it works if you are on Windows. If you run the not very nice JBL software, you can change the colour of the lights and even turn them off! You can do lots of other things that I don't need or care about which makes finding out how to turn the lights off more difficult then necessary. If you run Linux (as I do) then the USB connection works. Sort of. Ish. You can't adjust the lights, which is a minor nuisance, you can't run the JBL software, which is a blessing, and and you can't use the microphone, which is a major nuisance. If you use the analogue connection, you don't get any lights and the microphone works, but the mix control (your own volume of your mic in your own earphones) doesn't work. A feature I didn't think I would miss, and I was right.Speaking of controls, they are on the left ear piece - exactly where your fingers touch when you pick them up to put them on so they will never be where you want them.This morning I put them on and the right ear had broken, as shown in the photo.Seven months, £68, call it a tenner a month. I think that is what they mean when they say buy cheap, buy twice. I am off to buy another (hopefully better) pair, probably not from JBL.

Stopped working after 1 month. I emailed the maker to be told oh sorry but we won't replace them !! I have a disabled son amd gaming is his only pleasure in life because he cannot walk. Was left with no choice but to buy another different branded headset !!! Absolutely shocking customer service. If I could give zero stars I Would!!

Grandson loves these headphones, ideal for gaming good realistic sound