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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If you switch between several playback devices, multiple connections help you to quickly switch to connections that have already been created, pairing is no longer necessary.

Also, they aren't stable enough to stay on your head if you move around a lot, and they aren't rated for water resistance, though that's expected since they're over-ears. You also won’t find any app support for the Tune 760NC, with this pair refusing to register with the JBL app, meaning there’s no way to customise them. To start with what I like, the synthetic leather that went into the earpads and the headband padding is pretty comfortable.

That may not be a bad thing, but it does mean JBL can feel kind of stuck, and while the market is moving on to having all of those extra features, this pair misses out. au/reviews/2017/jbl-everest-elite-700-headphones/”>you can see in 2017’s Everest 700 noise cancelling headphones and still seems to stick around four years later in this model, as well.

This will be included within your account minimum payment request every month and cannot be repaid using Take 3. With a plastic design and leatherette pads, JBL’s recent Tune 760NC feels like it’s focused on folks looking for a compromise between the expensive models of the high-end and the portability in the low-end. That starts with electronic, with a deep bass hit from Tycho’s “Glider” punching hard, showing you just what JBL’s “Pure Bass” is all about. We’re fans of the slightly larger pads JBL has gone with here, and while they’re not necessarily as large or spacious as the pads on the Sony WH-1000XM4 or the Apple AirPods Max, they’re comfortable all the same. JBL does give you the ability to plug a cable into the 760NC, handy if you want to plug into an old school device, or maybe the arm-rest or screen when your flying, but the catch here is it’s not a standard 3.While the synth of Tycho is clear and well-spaced, the track starts our Tune 760NC review with obvious warmth, pushing out instrumentation in the mids and lows that gives it a little more room to breathe than a standard pair of headphones. JBL Tune 760NC over-ear headphones are super comfortable and effective noise canceling headphones with JBL Pure Bass sound.

Listen wirelessly for up to 35 hours with active noise canceling for long-lasting fun, or up to 50 hours with ANC off. You’ll find five buttons on the bottom, handing volume, playback, noise cancellation, and power, and a 2. Bass response strikes a well balanced equilibrium, offering a fun presence without overpowering the rest of the sound signature.Depending on your listening habits, you may prefer either the Sennheiser HD 450BT Wireless or the JBL Tune 760NC Wireless.