JBL Tune 600 Wireless On-Ear Active Noise-Cancelling Headphones - Black

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On the plus side, this does keep it free of dust and debris but it also means it isn’t possible to charge and wear the Tune 600BTNC at the same time. I wouldn't like to be totally cut off from my surroundings, but at the time I like to be able to appreciate the music I listen to. Turning off the noise-cancelling relieves a bit of that excess weight, but turns out to be counterproductive. Play Disarm by Smashing Pumpkins and the track sounds as taut as Cristiano Ronaldo's stomach muscles. Connect wirelessly to your device for amazing sound quality with JBL Tune 600BTNC Wireless Bluetooth Noise-Cancelling Headphones.

Headphones can be expensive, and when you start throwing in technology like wireless connectivity and active noise cancellation, the cost increases.This is slightly smaller than the default 40mm size that seems to feature in a huge swathe of headphones at the moment but anyone fearing that there will be a lack of bass extension probably ought not to be concerned. The only doubt I have is the long-term suitability of the soft artificial leather cover of the ear cushions. There are rather more expensive Bluetooth devices that don’t offer the stability that the Tune 600BTNC does. Turn the feature on and the clarity and level of detail that the Tune600BTNCs serve goes up a notch.

They fit nicely too, with a good level of comfort - though we do find our ears warming up after using them for an hour or so. The sound quality is great which is really what matters most The set is comfortable to wear and there's no need to keep recharging the battery often. I have my JBL 600BT headphones, the problem is that even when the unit is powered off, after some time the Bluetooth blue LED indication light is blinking and this will drain the battery.Play a gentler track such as Oasis’ Cast No Shadow and the song’s melancholic flow is hijacked by the JBL’s desire to impose power and weight when it isn’t really required.