JBL - Quantum 910 Wireless

JBL Quantum 910x. It's also high res audio certified.

I really like the JBL Quantum 910x. Wouldn't want any other headset.

I had a similar journey, starting with gaming headsets like the JBL Quantum 910X and Logitech Pro X2. Around mid-2024, I began exploring Hi-Fi and studio headphones, first with a Fiio K11 and a pair of HD660S, then upgrading to the HD660S2. I eventually settled on the closed-back DT1770 MK2 paired with a Fiio K19 as my daily drivers, and they’ve been excellent. I also own a pair of DT 900 Pro X open-backs and have been tempted to swap them for the DT1990 Pro MK2.

You're always going to get a more in-depth audio experience with headphones. Just to push a bit of experience, I use JBL Quantum 910. JBLs gaming line. All the great audio quality of JBL, comfortable for long hours (just did a 3 1/2 race and I could barely notice them) plus packed with features that aid sin racing. Complete surround sound plus head tracking. Sure, they are a bit more pricey, but they are absolutely worth it.

Quantum 810 or 910 I have an older pair of these and they work and sound great. The black pad outer layer does flake off but doesn’t impact usability. I’ve recommended to multiple friends and they use them as well.

Can't speak for the stealth series but I recently bought jbl quantum 910. Fantastic bit of kit and worth every last penny 👌

I don't recommend the Maxwell's on the basis of durability. It uses DSP to help enhance the planar magnetic drivers and what not so the bass is silky smooth and the sound profile it has stock is amazing. The mic is great too. However, I had to RMA within two to three months of owning it. Got it back and the right side went out again 6, almost 7, months later. I ended up buying a pair of JBL Quantum 910's. It has both 2.4Ghz and Bluetooth support, noise cancelling on the headset itself, RGB (if you like it), and a decent surround sound mode. They have good bass response, its punchy. Their positional audio even without the surround sound is pretty good. Id you don't like heavier bass, you can EQ it in the JBL app. Soundstage could be better The JBLs were about 275ish USD as I got them on sale while as Audeze Maxwell's were over 300 USD as I got the Xbox model which came with a Dolby Atmos license. The Void RGB pro i believe just got updated a couple weeks ago. Alienware has nice headsets. Their audio is pretty good with the one I used, the mic was decent enough to game with. Cheaper than the JBL Quantum's so they're always a good option. Don't remember the price. Steel series is pretty reliable however the ear pad material could be something that keeps you from buying them. Their audio is pretty good all things considered and if you're okay with the padding they're decently comfortable. Mic is alright but it works well enough.

I just listed off 3 brands and 1 headset. JBL Quantums are good, Sony has good ones. HyperX has gone down hill