JBL Tune 760NC Wired and Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with Built-In Microphone, Active Noise Cancelling and Hands-Free Controls, in Black

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For a longer battery life, you can also switch off the function at any time, it uses the battery as an energy source.

Granted, these aren’t as rare as they once were, but it’s still surprising to see JBL push something that isn’t quite a standard when 3. span>

Concentrate on your music, with ANC keeping out the background noise
Active Noise Cancellation blocks background noise, letting you hear more of the music, more of the time.br>
Punchy JBL Pure Bass sound
For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the impressive sound found in the biggest and best venues around the world. A feature the brand advertises on its headphones, the Tune 760NC means to slap you with bass where it matters, and that’s what you’ll get here, bolstering the bottom end and giving everything a hint of warmth across the board. As a Harman offshoot, most of their tunings are somewhere around the Harman target, which is a happy, inoffensive medium for casual listeners and audiophiles alike.

At a normal listening volume, there are some slight peaks, but this can be hard to hear with real-life content. You can extend the duration of the entertainment indefinitely by connecting the JBL Tune 760NC headphones with the supplied detachable cable. I did get used to it pretty quickly as the ear pads have a decent, squishy consistency that does a adequately effective job in offsetting the headphone’s vice-like grip.I’m also quite a fan of the robust flexibility we see, with the cans being able to rotate 90 degrees backwards for an easy and comfortable around-the-neck wear style, and fold upward into the headband for extra portability. They also have an array of useful connectivity features like multi-device pairing and Google Fast Fair, the latter of which allows Android users to instantly connect their devices. However, the rest of the range is pretty neutral, so vocals and lead instruments are still clearly reproduced. This might just be a case of a headphone nerd like myself picking too deeply at the balance of a pair designed for more casual listeners. See our recommendations for the best wireless Bluetooth headphones, the best noise cancelling headphones, and the best JBL headphones.

Noise canceling ensures clear conversations because the function filters out the noise that can make conversations incomprehensible.

However, the JBL are more comfortable, and they have a longer continuous battery life and a better mic performance. While treble balance leaves me with nothing to complain about, there’s something about the treble timbre that maybe reveals the “economy” nature of the JBL Tune 760NC.