JBL Quantum 800 vs SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless

Love the 800 on tubes. This + killing the 6k peak with some eq makes it one of the most unique headphone experiences I’ve ever had. Overall a warm and spacious sound.

I currently use the Steelseries Arctis Pro (no game dac) and I also have some Sony WH-XM3s and Galaxy Buds for on-the-go listening. Budget is preferably under 150$, but I am willing to stretch it a bit if it means significant improvement to sound. I mostly listen to various genres of rock, 70s/80s pop and a little bit of rap.

2) Sennheiser peacing out, so after your warranty with Drop expires after a year, you're literally 100% fucked (haven't kept up with the news, so correct me if they made it two years or w/e). Drop doesn't offer ANY kind of servicing, they will totally replace any unit of any items they sell if it's warranty is active. Sennheiser on the other hand won't touch Drop variants AT ALL, warranty active or not. So on top of them now leaving the game essentially, you wouldn't be able to even put a fist to their face and get them to service it

I have had them for just under 2 years, use them pretty frequently for gaming and they are stored nicely, well taken care of. Randomly yesterday the right side stopped working, after doing some research I have found that this is actually a common issue and no way to fix it. Customer service is great I have read, if you have a warranty, but you are SOL if you don’t, as the regular manufacturer warranty for the US is only 1 year. Almost $500 spent on headphones to not even get a full 2 years out of them

Whew, okay, okay, guys. Quantum 800s, there we go. We rounded them out right there. Let us wrap this up, okay? This headset comes in at $200, but late...

My only gripe is the price, which seems to have increased to full retail for the holiday season. It's very expensive, but it definitely feels high quality at least from our limited testing so far. My wife loves it, so to me it was worth it. I'm curious to find out if the bluetooth pairing is done at the base, or if it could also be used on the go paired to a phone to take with me on the go

There wasn't any background noise. I found these to be very quiet and really great at removing room noise. I've been using these quite a bit when just...

Hands down one of the best features of this headset is having 2 batteries. I would say each battery nets you between 7-10 hours of battery life depending on the usage. Swapping batteries is incredibly easy and takes about 10 seconds due to the magnetic coverings on the cans. Another great feature of this headset