Unveiling JBL's Latest Gaming Headsets at CES

Introducing the JBL Quantum 950X: A Premium Choice

At this year's CES, JBL is expanding its gaming collection with three fresh additions to the JBL Quantum lineup. At the forefront is the JBL Quantum 950X, the new flagship headset boasting advanced 50mm carbon dynamic drivers. Key features include immersive spatial audio, 3D head tracking, and active noise cancellation capabilities. Designed for a variety of platforms, this headset supports connectivity through 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, and wired options. The 950X model is equipped with interchangeable and rechargeable batteries that offer up to 50 hours of continuous use. Additionally, it comes fitted with a 6mm cardioid boom microphone that employs AI for noise reduction, ensuring clear game communication. This premium headset will hit the market in April 2026 with a price tag of $400.

Other New Releases: JBL Quantum 650X and Quantum 250

Alongside the 950X, JBL is also launching the Quantum 650X and Quantum 250. The 650X is another wireless offering that matches the 950X in terms of 50mm carbon dynamic drivers and spatial sound capabilities. It shares the same versatile connectivity and provides up to 45 hours of battery life. Priced at $200, the 650X will also reach consumers in April. Meanwhile, the JBL Quantum 250 is a wired alternative, retaining several features and drivers from its siblings, offered in two color variants, black and white. It is set at a more accessible price of $80 and will be available from March 2026.