the headset JBL Quantum 910 Wireless received certification from Anatel and can now be sold in Brazil. Aimed at the gamer public, the JBL headset was presented in August and had its sales started in September. Abroad, it arrived with a price of 249.99 Euros (R$ 1,363.87 in direct conversion).
In specs, the Quantum 910 Wireless justifies its top-of-the-line status. In addition to the 2.4GHz wireless connection, it is equipped with JBL sound technologies that provide an immersive spatial audio experience: QuantumSPHERE 360, QuantumSPATIAL 360 and Quantum SURROUND🇧🇷
JBL Quantum 910 Wireless homologated in Brazil
With Anatel’s certification, JBL can now start selling the product in Brazil. The company did not provide a date for the launch of the headset in the Brazilian market. However, with Christmas knocking at the door, this month seems to be a beautiful time for the arrival of the JBL gaming headset🇧🇷
According to the product manual, it will have a wireless connection to 2.4 GHz and still has support for Bluetooth 5.2. For those who prefer to use wired headphones (we are together!), the Quantum 910 Wireless it also has a USB cable input and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
The official product page at JBL and the manual have some differences. On the company’s website, it is reported that it lacks QuantumSPHERE 360 technology, while the manual states that the gaming headset has the feature built-in. Said that, let’s go with what is according to the document🇧🇷
The website itself JBL in the UK presents a divergence🇧🇷 On the website, there is a highlight for active noise cancellation (ANC), which the manual confirms as one of the features of the headset. But the comparison with other headphones says that the Quantum 910 Wireless does not have the technology.
The company that requested the approval of the product was Harman do Brasil, a subsidiary of Harman International — owner of the JBL brand. Anatel also certified the wireless dongle of Quantum 910 Wireless and the console version of the headset. To no one’s surprise, the headset will be made in China.
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