True Surround Gaming Headphones

[Yes] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been playing computer video games right after the invention of the wheel in every configuration possible in both video and audio. I went from a highfalutin 5.1 surround system to mutiple experiments with 2.1 systems.but nothing engaged me fully in the gaming until now. Set up was again very easy with the dongle connection to the computers USB, download the JBL Quantum app and you are at the starting gate. Click on the 7.1 channel set up and it will launch a video on how to configure the headphones with Windows.This is when the fun starts. Press test after configuration and you will hear the 7.1 surround test pattern swirling around your head.Very cool. It took a little while for my brain to adapt to the ambience that these headphone provide and doing so wirelessly! Footsteps, voices in various enviroments, shot gun blast, and explosions, drew me into the game.Soon the headphones disappered and the gaming expierence became more pronouced and involving. Even my old games that I played over a million times had a new lease on life. But wait theres more. Besides my music library in my computer, I also stream music. Now I can listen to music with these headphones without being tied down to the computer. In fact the distance from the computer was very very impressive. Did I like these? Absolutly killer for gaming and music! They have not left my head!

[5.0] It's the beast of true surround sound. Love it.

[4 x Class-D] Great sound and low frequency response. This speaker can get loud! May consider another speaker to pair with for true surround or multi-room but very satisfied right now with just one.

[2 (per Speaker)] To me, a sound bar alone just can’t re-create true surround sound. So to me, getting the extra speakers to go with my sound bar was a must. These have great sound, and since I have a Sony sound bar, they were really easy to set up.

[Walnut Brown] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for streaming, gaming and music. I love the surround sound and the bass is amazing.

[20 Hz to 20 kHz] The hardwaree combined with the Quantum SURROUND software for the PC (via a 2.4GHz type C connection dongle) is far superior compared to Bluetooth for wireless gaming and surround sound listening. I couldn't believe the improved submersive effect over other ear buds and even some gaming headphones I have used. JBL really hit it out of the park with this product!

[1x Headphone] Coming from the Sony MDR-HW700 home theatre headphones it is truly astounding to experience true surround virtualisation. The Sonys did an ok job at mimicking and simulating a wide sound field with non surround signal and when inputting surround had a decent effect, but the JVC is next level. The sound stage it creates with its technology based on a unique scan of your ears and space make all the difference. Listening to actual surround signal feels accurate and truly Immersive. It's an added bonus that these support full atmos and dts signal amd with that coming through these headphones really shine through with their full potential. If you have the budget and need a headphone driven home theatre solution, do not go anywhere else. You need these.

[Analog] For the price these headphones are a great value. They sound great, bass is great, surround sound, only complaint is cord is too long.

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[1] I bought these for $39.90. crazy! this would be a price for some case, but not the headphones themselves. This is a simple, old style i.e. not true wireless headphones. But do you care for that short cord? I don't. Actually it is afeature! if one bud falls of the ear, it won't get lost as it is attached to the other. So the sound quality is ok. obviously it is not hi-end audiophile, but for commuting, calls etc this is more than enough. I read some review criticizing it for pairing or switching devices. Just not true! Yes, to pair to a NEW device, you need them in the case since the pair button is only in the case. But you don't pair every day new devices. So you'll do it 2-3 times for your phone, laptop and let's say tablet. Once you paired them, you're good to go. each time you want it to switch to a specific device, just go to that device BT settings, click connect to Pixel Buds and you're all set! So super cheap, simple, easy to use, good audio quality headphones.