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But the real reason you would buy these is for the QuantumSPHERE 360. This allows for quadrant directional hearing, so as you turn your head, sounds get louder or softer based on perspective, theoretically allowing you to do better pinpoint of sound sources which is especially important for Escape From Tarkov players. In its current implementation in early July (QuantumOne version 1.5.0.935/Headphone version 2.5.8.0), there are two major problems. When you switch this on, particularly if you switch from DTS, the sound quality drops from upper end audiophile to cheap, knockoff flat headphones level. The drop in quality is notably jarring even to those who do not really care about sound that much. The other problem is that in both CS:GO and Escape from Tarkov, the gyroscopes within the headset jam sometimes and the sound direction does not change even though your head has moved (and I confirmed this by having QuantumOne up on my second monitor while playing, so the head movement is being captured) which gives you literal vertigo from the sound discrepancy from what you see. You can hotfix this by rapidly shaking your head, but this is not what you want for directional software. There needs to be profound improvements in the QuantumSPHERE 360 gyroscope to sound synchronization for this to be usable. I filed a ticket with my setup and synchronization settings in sound for analysis.
If you need a good pair of wired audiophile headphones, I have no hesitation recommending this although this is at a premium. If you want the best in directional finding, the hardware is there, but the firmware needs significant work to be worth the purchase. The jamming must be resolved as I can see this getting users disoriented if the sound and visual cues mismatch when desynchronized.
Without any equivocation, tweaking this headset is a work in progress for me. I have also used this set with an iPhone with 3.5mm adapter and a Sony Hi-Res walkman. It sounds great without need to adjust EQ settings on either device but wired is not the necessarily my preferred approach for mobile devices any longer. Even in the PC/Laptop set up the wired USB cable with sound orientation knob for game/ chat control can be a slight annoyance as it isn't very stable yet it is in no way a show stopper.
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I will state without any hesitation as far as musicality and overall performance in meeting audio objectives is concerned, FOR ME these are the best sounding headphones I own and once I get them tuned to my preferences I imagine I'll be even more pleased. With all due respect to Sony hype about 40,000 KHz upper range, I didn't really notice that vast of an improvement. NOW, I do. I also recognize without being placed in context that doesn't mean a damn thing and even if that pronouncement carries any weight, audio preferences from one user to the next may not coincide. So, at the moment my current in rotation roster for most audio reception needs includes NC700s and QC25s, Sony WH-1000XM3s and WH XB700s, Dali-IO6s, AKG Y500s and K371s and Yamaha HTH MT8s. The gaming sets I most often used up to now were Sennheiser 323Ds, Klipsch KG300s and TurtleBeach PX4s, all on the PC/laptop platforms. I will not mention any earbuds because NONE of them warrant mention here as I am not convinced the smaller driver architecture can ever match up. Of course, for a long time I didn't buy into the concept any headphones could produce a credible soundstage either until I acquired my first set that did (David Clark for anyone who cares), so that should taken into consider of my opinion as well...
This set is optimized for PC/Laptop use and this set is wired to an ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VT-DS74 gaming laptop. What with the present trends towards smaller streamlined headsets this one is a throwback while still not feeling heavy over longer sessions. I weighed them coming in at about 13.8 ozs with mic attached. The foam filled headband is comfortable as are the synthetic leather ear pads. The cups are rotatable to about 45 degrees and naturally the boom mic is detachable. One slight concern is the use of a plastic size adjust band rather than metal but it shouldn't be too much a durability concern as I don't anticipate allowing anyone else to wear these suckers.
I'm not very much into the lightshow aspect so the ability to disable it via the app is nirvana for me. Obviously, as a headset focused on gaming, you are not going to have the same degree of on board music controls as will be the case with higher profile music oriented headsets but that's a minimal trade off for me when the sound quality here is taken into account. The surround sound Quantumsphere360 for the most part, conveys the ambiance of an acoustically superb concert hall while DTSX evokes feelings of presence although occasionally with some tracks, to the point of being too far forward in one's head. At times with lower frequencies and bass boost equalization the left cup particularly can sound fearfully overly bassy and bloated, bringing to mind a rattling, loose woofer cone but a slight reduction in volume or re-centering via the left earcup positioned button quickly clears it up. And, I couldn't swear it wasn't simply a bad recording I stripped off a music DVD.. For gaming (Doom Eternal) you unquestionably have a perception of direction, depth and presence.
I also use this headset now for most Skype sessions and my primary contact via that video conferencing technology has requested I ONLY use this headset as she can tell immediately the difference in microphone quality compared to any other sets I have used. Generally speaking, the ANC here is above average however the suppression here is not going to approach Sony or Bose capabilities. With lower frequency transmissions, you may notice some subtle background noise particularly with music tracks that commence with nascent tonality (e.g. Traffic's Low Spark of High Heeled Boys) but that is largely endemic to all of the better ANC systems.
What I Like:
Really a high quality set - constructed of excellent materials - it looks and feels great.
Super comfortable - memory foam earpads provide a great seal against your ears and feel great!
Sound quality is second to none - I'm not an "audio snob" but have tried several high end head sets in the past - these are certainly comparable and sound just as good to me. The active noise cancellation is great - it really minimizes and in some case eliminates background noises.
Boom microphone works well and offers excellent sound reproduction.
Compatible with PC, Xbox, Playstation and other major systems.
Bluetooth connected without any issues.
Great gaming set - highly recommend!
I've found that my ears tend to get warmer in this headset compared to the other one I was using prior to this. And the price of this set is pretty steep. While you do get what you pay for (usually) with headsets, I can't say this one is dramatically different than ones I've used that were closer to the $200 range. So I think this would be a great headset especially if you can catch it on sale, say around the holidays.
I also like the lighting aesthetics of both pairs of headphones, although am slightly disappointed that I have to make adjustments to the lighting through my PC instead of doing it on the fly when I am console gaming… setting the lighting mood for my gaming! All of that being said, the sound quality is JBL superb, and the noise cancelling decent.






