JBLTune 670 NC Wireless On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Adaptive Noise-Cancelling Technology and Lightweight Design, 70-Hour Battery Life, Black

I bought the JBL Tune 670NC Wireless On-Ear Headphones for my son, and he couldn't be happier with them.Comfort and Design:The lightweight design is fantastic. My son uses these headphones almost non-stop, and he finds them very comfortable to wear for extended periods. They sit nicely on the ears without causing any discomfort.Battery Life:The 70-hour battery life is impressive and has not disappointed. It's reassuring to know he can go days without needing to recharge, even with heavy use.Sound Quality and Features:The sound quality is excellent, and the Adaptive Noise Cancelling feature works great, blocking out background noise effectively. This makes for an immersive listening experience, whether he's listening to music, gaming, or watching videos.Overall Satisfaction:Overall, these headphones have exceeded our expectations. The combination of comfort, long battery life, and superb sound quality makes them a great purchase. Highly recommend them for anyone looking for reliable and comfortable wireless headphones.

Brilliant sound

I have been using these JBL earbuds for a few weeks now, and they’ve been fantastic. The sound quality is amazing – clear, balanced, and with deep bass, which is typical of JBL. They fit comfortably in my ears and stay secure, even during workouts. Battery life is solid, lasting through my daily use, and the charging case is compact and convenient. The touch controls are easy to use, and the Bluetooth connection is stable. If you’re looking for reliable, high-quality earbuds, these JBL ones are a great choice!

Gorgeous colour, great quality! I love them!

Very good and great sound

Great quality & feel. Battery lasts ages & means your can listen to music for hours without having to charge often. Really lightweight & easy to carry around. Worth the money!

App works well enough for my daughters android phone, but only as long as it is being used with something app compatible, therefore if you swap out to say an xbox for some quiet, immersive don't annoy the flat-mates) gameplay it sadly reverts back to standard sound setting, this meant that playing Elder scrolls online with the cable hooked into my controller the sound simply became tinny & annoying where speech was concerned, booms were lacklustre, will try on fallout 76 later tonight & get a better idea of recordings across a variety of scenarios as well as live chat.Edit: If you are looking at a bunch of "no name" & generic chinese headphones STOP RIGHT THERE, whilst i'm not the greatest fan of this model, (all ears are different & I was in the audio industry) I do hold JBL / Harman (Kardon) in high regard, for a number of decades, & in terms of sound delivery construction etc, if you do not treat your property like a thug, then they tend to last (offering greater value for money) my daughters first pair (only just replaced this summer) was a more basic pair of wireless b/tooth which have lasted 6+ years with minimal wear, minimal battery degradation etc & could easily be sold on.. whilst she is careful they have been used every day for travel to/ from school (3+ hrs alone) at home, air travel, university, gaming etc, proven durable, no rub on the soft material, the only reason for upgrade was to utilise decent noise cancellation to aid her university study several years into her course, it also offers her as a deaf person an advantage (noise suppression, knocking out background so that she can hear more detail around her as she moves in the streets (for instance)Spares & support from JBL is very good, despite not needing it, contact is via uk based staff who understand what you are on about (unlike a generic box seller who simply sells boxes of cr@p & who may disappear tomorrow, or ignore your email, ...JBL are easily contactable, have a big enough network & renown, plus there own dedicated website, & having dealt with them at audio events they are a very long established "proper audio" company with many decades of expertise.. & whilst they do differently tweaked sound for different people, (thus the range) they likely know your ears better than you do.Solid brand, solid performance for many folks & heartily recommended.NB I used to have Noise cancelling ear protectors in my sound work room& office, my work paid around £450 for that tech back in the day (peltor model) which I used for certain frequencies, true noise cancellation has come a long way & so far down in price that it should be considered as a standard element of a headphone purchase these days, it is very advantageous to your relaxation & frame of mind when using headphones, as well as the street advantage it can give you to keep you out of trouble where dangers of traffic etc lurk.

Super good qualityNoise cancellation feature. My daughter got for xmas she uses a lot and didn’t have to charge yet.