JBL TUNE 600BTNC - Noise Cancelling On-Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headphone - Black

Amazing sound quality. Amazing noise cancellation.If you are using this with your personal laptop, tablet, phone, etc where the device is close to you, you will love it, which is why I am keeping them.Bluetooth is chancy if you have other family members using Bluetooth in the house. I had set up my laptop to power my desktop setup. Unfortunately Bluetooth very clearly not only relayed what was happening on my screen but had very strong undertones of the harmonic beats my son plays to help with his issues. So, Bluetooth was out for me.There was the direct connect option, but the cord is maybe 3 feet long and I required more than that since my laptop sit on a bookshelf next to my desk. So, this became the headphones for the car and outside on the porch if I want to listen to music, etc.For those purposes, they are wonderful, comfortable and highly recommended. Just don't buy them for a desktop type situation of any kind unless your CPU unit sits closer than three feet!

Excellent headphones. Used for about 8 months now, great battery life, about 10-12 hours of continuous use. I usually only have to charge once or twice a week. Sound is very good, great bass and clear highs, can hear individual instruments clearly. Good comfort once you get past a short break-in period. Noise canceling feature cuts most of outside noise. Well worth the money, sound just as good as more expensive brands.

Since this only sounds awesome with great bass and highs and mid when using bluetooth the battery life isn't good for over 2 hours, but it will outlast the Smartphone battery if using more than one app. With a running exercise app and a music playback app on an Android phone it lasts over an hour.I use a LG phone that has a built in DAC but when using a wired cable, even when adjusting the E.Q. doesn't make it sound as good as bluetooth. That is acceptable though since the skip forward buttons only work in bluetooth mode and it is easier to use wireless anyway. Great buy for the money - sounds better that the more expensive Bose. No problems with headphone connection to headset.Very good isolation using the noise canceling feature - it actually has a better E.Q. specifically more bass with Active Noise Canceling turned on. This is also a reason it uses battery charge more with ANC and bluetooth running.

This review is brought to you by a hip hop head who isn't an audiophile. Keep that in mind.The biggest selling point of these headphones is the noise cancellation, otherwise you can save yourself some money and get the regular ones, is it worth it? well that depends. To start with the biggest drawback for the NC in these headphones is that it slightly changes the profile of the sound and reduces the bass...yea, not good for a hiphop head. The NC does a great job canceling ambiance noise, but its less effective when it comes to human voices and other sharper sounds. Fortunately that doesnt matter much because the padding on these is great and it damps down most of the noise regardless of NC. I took these to the gym and with high enough volume I couldnt hear any of the surrounding noise, and its a busy gym.So now that NC is out of the way what about the actual sound? Short answer its good, better than the $40 random brand name headphones you'll find on Amazon, but not THAT better. The bass is heavier and the sound is a little cleaner and more crisp, but not by much. If you're rolling on a budget there are better options, but if you dont mind spending a little extra for a little better sound those are goodThe biggest selling point of these headphones is how good they look. They are subtle yet stand out, they're big enough but wouldnt make you look like a tool in public. They are light and comfortable and you can wear them for a couple of hours before they start to get annoying, and the padding is great like we already established. The only drawback of the slick design is that they're fragile, and these are not foldable so no sticking them in your backpack.Pros:-They sound good-They look great and are comfortable to wear-Noise canceling actually works (its not perfect)-They are loud enough (other reviews said they're not loud and that's BS)Cons-They're only marginally better than cheaper headphones-They're a little fragile-No app supportAll in all if you dont care about noise canceling there are better options out there.

I've never had wireless headphones and I wanted to be able to do homework, walk around the house, and live without having to carry my phone everywhere- oh, and not spend $200. Who does that, really?These are the headphones for you if you agree.They sound great. They block out quite a bit of noise. I have to slip them off my head to hear what my roommate is trying to say to me, but they don't block out a lawn mower. The sound quality is good. If you're an audiophile, you're not looking at $60 headphones anyway. And in case no one told you, JBL is a great company. They would never put trash on the market.Yes, they do feel tight on your head, but they don't hurt. And if they weren't tight, you could hear all the outside noise. They do take time to get used to if you aren't accustomed to noise cancelling headphones. But the sound is well-worth it.

Excellent. Sound, fit, features . . . all around an excellent headset. I wear it mostly at the gym. I cancels out the undesirable music blaring thru the gym speakers. Wearing these, I become the "Schultz" of the gym: "I hear nothing, nothing!" . . . except what I have playing on my JBL headset. I think it has dual microphone too. Everyone says my voice is crystal clear on phone calls. Battery life is long, not too heavy or bulky, sound is great, capturing finer nuances not heard with cheaper sets.