Though it’s good that the Tune 760NC wireless headphones come with a decent set of controls. Buttons are on its right ear cups for volume adjustments, switching the ANC on/off, and powering it on/off. The Bluetooth connection used for the Tune 760NC wireless headphones is version 5.0. It comes with a driver that’s 40mm, while its dynamic frequency response range is 20Hz to 20kHz. For its impedance, it’s at 32 ohms. So just a reminder, you’ll probably need to take your calls in a more quiet environment. Connectivity of the JBL Tune 760NC Wireless Headphones

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Enjoy listening to your favourite tunes wirelessly for 35 hours with the Tune 760NC wireless headphones’ ANC feature. You’ll get long-lasting fun with it, or get 50 hours with ANC switched off. Overall, the Tune 760NC wireless headphones’ controls and designs are great. Plus, its build is sturdy and durable which is a good thing too. Key Features of the JBL Tune 760NC Wireless Headphones What we have for this JBL Tune 760NC wireless headphones review are noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones. Out of the box, it has a slight bass-heavy sound profile that brings more thump and punch to audio. This is while staying neutral to be ideal for different kinds of audio content.

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The Tune 760NC’s Bluetooth frequency ranges from 2.4GHz to 2.4835GHz while its transmitter power is below 10dBm. With the help of Fast Pair that’s enabled by Google, these headphones will instantly connect to your Android device. What’s great is that you can even pair multiple devices simply by tapping on its screen. Multi-point Connection Prices valid in stores (all including VAT) until close of business on 2nd November 2023. (Some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online.)

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However, we noticed that its bass delivery was inconsistent at times, so it resulted in average responses. That said, everyone’s real-world experience may vary when using the Tune 760NC wireless headphones. It is an odd signature for JBL that is invariably flat all the way – neither adding nor subtracting from the original sound. It is a balanced signature also called V-shaped and the default on many devices that don’t have digital signal processors and EQs. It is pleasant enough for most music genres unless you are looking for heavy bass. But despite that, whoever was on the other line was able to understand us when we spoke. That’s what matters and we have no complaints about it. If you’re using the headphones to switch between two devices – such as a TV and smartphone or smartphone and Hi-Res music player – Multi-Point Connection means you’re always connected, making switching between the two effortless. Speaking of its connectivity, we were able to experience outstanding Bluetooth connectivity with it. We were able to pair these with two other devices simultaneously, and we didn’t experience any issues during the process. This is extremely handy since we often switch from audio sources.

Product comparison

Kind of chunky, small, well-made over the ear cans. More press buttons than most as there is no app. Buttons are good and don’t play up as touch controls can. They fold flat for storage and weigh 220g – nice and light. There is no carry case. Razer Announces Global Partnership With Gravity Hands-on with the JBL Tune 760NC Wireless Headphones These reproduce excellent quality sounds that JBL is known for. And they punch out bass that’s both powerful and deep. Outstanding Battery Life with BT + NC – 2H Recharge Time Designed for maximum comfort, sound isolation and punchy bass, the JBL Tune 760NC let the music do the talking. If you’re looking for high-quality wireless headphones with active noise-cancelling features, we highly recommend the JBL Tune 760NC. Aside from the high-quality audio, it’s comfortable to wear and it has convenient controls. With that, we’re highly recommending this product.

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When it comes to its battery, its total charging time from empty is two hours. With this, you’ll get 50 hours of maximum music play time with the ANC switched off. If you have it switched on, you’ll get a total of 35 hours of maximum music play time. However, the rest of its range seemed pretty neutral so lead instruments and vocals were still clearly reproduced. So, we were able to experience audio suited for listening, and this applies to all kinds of audio content.These headphones definitely had good treble accuracy while its range was quite balanced. Everything was clear and bright, so our listening experience was fairly good. When we first tested the Tune 760NC wireless headphones, we noticed the slight bass-heavy sound profile that it had. Because of this, it was able to bring in some additional punch and thump to our audio. Easily and seamlessly control your sound while managing calls from your headphones. You can even trigger voice assistants as well. However, do note that the clamp might be a bit too tight for others to use for long periods. And the headphones may not be ideal for those who wear glasses. JBL (Est. the mid-40s) is short for James B Lansing (Yes, he was the Lansing in Altec Lansing.) Now it’s part of the Harman group of companies owned by Samsung.