JBL Quantum 910X Review: Xbox Gaming Headset With Spatial Sound A Few Small Issues – SlashGear

The JBL Quantum Series gaming audio family expansion this year brings console-specific options to the lineup. In addition to the Xbox-optimized Quantum 910X headphones, there’s also the 910P — an identical version of the set but geared towards PlayStation. A perk of the 910X is that according to JBL, this model 910X can be used with PlayStation, while the 910P can’t be used with Xbox. The preferred differentiation is, for the most part, aesthetics; the 910X is black with accents in the trademark Xbox green, while the 910P is white with streaks of blue (catered towards the PlayStation 5, obviously). 

Similar X and P versions of the Quantum 360 headset, which uses slightly smaller drivers and has a shorter battery life, were also released. The 360s and the 910s both utilize DualSOURCE, which allows the headphones to connect to your console and your phone so calls can be answered mid-game. The brand announced its Quantum TWS Air earbuds, too — we’re looking forward to giving these earbuds a spin, as well, with the claim to spatial audio through JBL QuantumSURROUND tech and a four-microphone system for crystal-clear communications. The TWS Air buds should be available later this summer, while the 910X, 910P, 360X, and 360P are available now.