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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The range is pretty balanced, so vocals, lead instruments, and sibilants are generally bright and detailed. A Swedish public limited company (publikt bankaktiebolag) registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office with organisation number: 556737-0431. Selected lines only, determined by size, weight or whether delivered direct from one of our suppliers. These over-ear headphones are designed for long-term wear with maximum comfort; so, you can listen for hours while the active noise cancelling blocks unnecessary distractions. Some listeners may prefer their more neutral sound profile in comparison with the JBL's slightly more bass-heavy sound.

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. 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. Recharge the battery quickly in 2 hours - or get an extra 2 hours of juice with only 5 minuets of charge!When it comes to fit, I have to admit I was pretty put off by the extreme clamp pressure coupled with the on-ear wear style when I first put the JBL Tune 760NC on my head. Here in the JBL Tune 760NC, you can sit in that bubble of isolation for an admirable 35 hours before needing to plug in the Type C cable to recharge, which can only be done while you’re not wearing them. This aligns with other JBL headphones we've tested and indicates the manufacturer's quality control and ergonomics.

The JBL Tune 760NC come in 'White', 'Black', 'Blue', and 'Blush', and we expect these color variants to perform similarly.For 75 years, JBL has engineered the precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. Parts within tracks are afforded solid spatial separation from one another that contributes to a casual and enjoyable clarity.

Unfortunately, they clamp a bit too tightly on your head, which could feel uncomfortable during long listening sessions. You’ll find five buttons on the bottom, handing volume, playback, noise cancellation, and power, and a 2. 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.I suppose I’m glad to see some cost cutting went into build rather than sound quality, and its also worth considering that this plastic is likely responsible for the exceptionally lightweight frame. For a longer battery life, you can also switch off the function at any time, it uses the battery as an energy source. As usual, it means we’re running them through our Pickr Sound Test, which is what we use for all sound gadget reviews here, and something you can listen to for yourself on Spotify and Apple Music, to name a few.