Tune 760NC - Wireless Over-ear Noise Cancelling headphones, JBL Pure Bass Sound, Voice Assist, Google Fast Pair, Up to 50Hrs of Battery with ANC off, Lightweight and foldable design (Black)

I got these for my wife to wear while she sews and listens to podcasts and music. One of her sewing machines is very noisy so it helps drown out that noise and helps her hear the podcasts or music. She likes sound quality and the fit of the headphones. They seem to last her quite awhile between charging which is nice and they’re easy on her ears.

At the current discount price of $60ish, these headphones are a steal. No app needed, fantastically clear and concise “quick start guide” that covers all the features of these headphones, powerful ANC that doesn’t produce the “ear suck” sensation, they connect quickly and sound great. Most ANC I’ve tried gives me an uncomfortable ear sensation, but I don’t get it at all with these; it deserves a second mention as these headphones made me a believer in ANC. I can’t hear my cat meow, my HVAC system, or bathroom fans. Tv noise is reduced significantly, particularly at lower frequencies. Sound is nice and balanced; these are adequate headphones for their MSRP, and very good at their discount price. Bass is present but controlled in dance music, and not bloat-y in acoustic tracks. Highs are present but not piercing. “Little Wing” sounds crisp and clear, with excellent balance on the bass presence; a surprisingly clean reproduction at this price point! Even heavy tracks with lots of low tom/kick interaction are well articulated. To my ear, a light “v curve” sound profile is audible and lends itself to listening while working, though I would choose a different headphone for a critical listening experience as the imaging is a bit limited (though perfectly adequate for a closed-back headphone at this price point). The ear cups are a bit crowded feeling on my ears. I don’t think I have big ears, but they completely fill the ear cups. Clamping pressure is a bit tight on first listen, but I’ve either adapted or it chills out after wearing for a bit. Cushions are plush and comfy. These aren’t the lightest headphone I’ve ever put on, but they aren’t too heavy to listen for hours. Ear cups rotate 90 degrees so they can easily be put around your neck, and the build feels sturdy for all plastic construction. They do fold at the ear cups, but no fold in the headband prevents them from being truly “packable”. Button layout also deserves a mention as well. All the buttons are easy to get to and logical, with ANC being located in an easy to find spot and the power button located where it won’t be accidentally bumped. Play/pause, fwd/rev track, voice assistant and 2 device pairing are all available and logical. Haven’t had these long enough to evaluate battery life, but I have no reason to believe they won’t live up to their rating. I’ll update if this changes. This is one of several JBL products I’ve purchased in the last couple years, and my experiences have built a high level of trust in their products. Starting with their cheapest gaming headset, I’ve consistently encountered sturdy products that punch well above their price tag. Personally, I would always recommend a JBL product over the other in vogue brands, even at full price. With the discount on these at $60, the purchase is a no-brainer.

Nice earphone PROS: good sound quality, controls easy to use with on of switch away from volume so easy to find in dark. LED lights to let you know it's on when off your head and led indicator for noise cancellation on/off. Gives an Audible tone so you can tell we hen it turns on while wearing. Noise canceling very noticeable difference when on for airplane and background noise. Good Bluetooth connectivity which is easy to set up. Relatively comfortable to wear if you like earpieces that sit on ear. CONS: Wired audio cord is 2.5 mm plug instead of standard 3.5 mm. Had a hard time finding 3.5 to 2.5 cord and had to order on amazon. (good sound quality through wired connection) Earpieces are slightly small so they sit on ear instead of over ear as I prefer. My grading scale is 3 stars for an item that is as expected. 4 stars exceeds expectations for price range. 5 stars almost perfect. CONCLUSION: recomended

I have been using these headphones for about 3 weeks and I must say, I am absolutely thrilled with them! They offer good value for the money. The sound quality is outstanding and the active noise control works like a charm. And the battery life is simply impressive! I won't get into the debate of whether Bose or Sony headphones are better, but for the price, these JBL headphones are exceptional! The sound is beautifully balanced. The bass is present and controlled, adding just the right amount of depth to dance music without overwhelming acoustic tracks. The highs are crisp and clear, never piercing. The ear cups are on the smaller side, and I have a medium-sized pair. They completely envelop my ears, but the padding is soft providing a comfortable fit. The active noise control performs admirably. While it may not be as aggressive as higher-priced models, it still effectively allows you to enjoy audiobooks while vacuuming, doing laundry, or focusing on work even when gardeners are mowing the lawn right outside your office. I must also mention the well-thought-out button layout. All the buttons are easily accessible and logically placed. Play/pause, forward/reverse track, voice assistant, and 2 device pairing options, all within easy reach and logically arranged. The battery life is exceptional. I have listen to music all-day and finding the battery level still above 50%. These JBL headphones offer exceptional value, impressive sound quality, and effective noise control. An intangible benefit of these headphones is that you won’t be as nervous losing them knowing that you can buy three of these for less than the price of the competing Bose and Sony brands. They are a solid set of headphones you can use and abuse, and not worry about!

The JBL Tune 760NC headphones are a fantastic choice for anyone seeking a high-quality, comfortable, and user-friendly listening experience. From the moment I started using them, I was impressed by their lightweight and foldable design, which makes them perfect for travel or everyday use. They fit comfortably over the ears, even during extended listening sessions, and the foldable construction makes storage and portability incredibly convenient. One of the best features of these headphones is the impressive battery life. They hold a charge for an exceptional length of time, allowing you to enjoy your music, podcasts, or calls without frequently worrying about recharging. Whether I’m using them for work or leisure, the long-lasting battery life ensures uninterrupted use. When it does come time to recharge, the convenience of being able to charge via a laptop or charging station is a huge plus. This versatility is perfect for those who are always on the go and need reliable charging options. The active noise canceling feature is outstanding. It effectively blocks out ambient sounds, making it easy to fully immerse yourself in whatever you’re listening to, even in noisy environments. The audio quality is rich and clear, with deep bass and crisp highs that make every track sound fantastic. Additionally, the wireless connectivity is seamless, allowing for a hassle-free experience without the need for cumbersome cords. Overall, the JBL Tune 760NC headphones are a top-tier investment for anyone in search of superior sound quality, long-lasting battery performance, and user-friendly features. I highly recommend them for both casual listeners and audiophiles who value comfort and convenience!

full disclosure, with the right timing of catching a sale and using a gift card, i got these for ~20 bucks a year ago - sound quality (from a musician, not an audiophile): they have a decent sound quality, if you like instrumental-focused sound, and has a pleasant balance of bass and higher tones from what i’ve found - fit (small ears and probably average head): unfortunately for me, these headphones have the most annoying fit in the world. they are very snug and tend to press just above my ears, even though they are lightweight, i never really forget i’ve wearing them. foam bits are very comfy, but a bit too soft, so when you lie on your side, you can feel the plastic leaning against your head. -durability: these things can take a beating. they’ve lasted me through two marching seasons with some scratches. downside is, for me at least the foam on the head band tore off after like 3 months. ear cups are still going strong despite one getting knocked off and put back into place, but the foam cover is starting to come up on both sides - anc: not the best on its own, but with music playing isn’t half bad. does pretty well with consistent chatter or background hum, but if only a few people are talking pretty close to you, you’ll hear it clear as day. it doesn’t handle bassy or sudden sounds well. at all. makes this horrible buzzing popping noise in your ear thats worse than if you’d turn noise canceling off.

I had some JBLs for years that I loved. I loaned them to a 7 year old once and they came back broken. I thought now was the time to try different brands. I tried Skullcandy and Bose. Surprisingly, the Skullcandy ones had awful sound. They were some kind of bass boosting ones, so maybe they weren't their top of the line ones? The Bose were like $300+. These JBLs are more comfortable and sound just as good. I ended up keeping these and the Bose thinking that I must be missing something with the Bose ones, like maybe an app that adjusts the sound. But nothing about the Bose has outweighed these. JBLs seem to be pretty reliable. My last ones lasted me five years of perfect sound and connectivity before the kiddo broke them. Even after that, they still worked! The ear piece was just broken off in a way that made them unusable. The only downside to me (but I've experienced this with all headphones) is how much you can hear them when you aren't wearing them. Other people can hear what I'm listening to. This is fine at a gym with a lot of other sounds going on. And still works for early morning work meetings when I don't want to wake the others in my house. But if you were on a plane with these, the person in the seat next to you would hear noise from them. Probably annoying. Regardless, they are comfortable, sound great, and based on how well my old ones held up, I think these will last.

I bought a very good head phone and the sound quality is excellent.