Tune 670NC

I bought a pair of JBL Tune 670NC Wireless On-Ear Headphones on Amazon. They are 50% off right now. I just checked. $55. They’re wonderful. I love JBL. I can’t use earbuds. My ears are so tender, they always make me hurt.

I bought them a month ago and I’ve ben wearing them since. I listen to music a lot. 4-6 hours every day and hear to tell you Jbl Tube 670NC is the bang for the buck. Good sound quality( I have 5 other pair of headphones including Sennheiser Momentum 4 over the ear version and AirPods Pro 2). Noise cancellation works really good. I study in cafe’s. It’s not cancelling as much as AirPods but it does cancel a lot. And it feels more natural when NC is open, so feels better than AirPods Pro 2. Microphone quality is good. The person talks to you on the phone doesn’t hear the voices around you no matter where you are unless it is too disturbing. Fit is also good. On ear headphones gives a little pain when wearing too long. But this one brings that discomfort later than the products I’ve tried (Jbl Tube 510 BT for instance). So it is comfy among similar headphones. I’d definitely recommend this one unless you will pay 3 times more. Because you can’t find any better to this price. Plus, I think it is better than Beats Solo 4. That is much more expensive but doesn’t worth it.

jbl tune510 nc, if you can strech your budget to 3k get the tune 520bt

I wear very thick plastic glasses and JBL670s work for me. I also wear them a smidge lower on my ears than what most people would so that the bottom of the pads touch below my ears and alleviate the pressure above my ears.

Bah. Marketing. Anything that's "for_____ music" or "by _____ artist" are over hyped white label trash. Look at beats- all marketing. They actually put weights in them to make them feel more expensive I've always been a fan of jbl sound when it comes to most things - I got a cheap pair of 675ncs at Costco for like $70. They're pretty good. Do they set the world on fire? Probably not. Are they violent overkill for just about everyone? Yes. JBL sound in particular tends to be a little stronger on the low end- the highs aren't so shrill it cuts into your brain- which..imo is very important when you're talking about the vocals were talking about. What you do with that information is up to you. If I'm buying headphones, I'm buying JBL, Sennheiser, Shure (these are all pairs I have right now). Only way to be 100% sure is to try em on and listen tho.

I can't stand distractions, bike noise or fan noise, so use the JBL670, they're inexpensive with really good sound, noise cancelling and bluetooth. They definitely get gross but I wipe them down every so often and they usually last me two seasons, I'm on my 2nd pair of JBL's now.