JBL - Tune 760NC Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones - Blue

It is an over-ear headphone, but it can't cover large ears. It complies with sound quality, but the output of volume is weak. Especially at the highest volume, the bass beat disappears, and if the volume is lowered a step here, the beat is generated again, but the noise begins to be heard. This can be inconvenient for users who listen to high volume. Rather, 660NC is superior among the same JBL products. It is suitable for users who listen to music with small ears and small volume while noise cancellation at an affordable price.

I was excited to get my first Jbl and noise cancelling over the head headphones. The built quality is ok, but it's disappointing that they arenot loud enough and noise cancelling doesn't seem to work. I'm going to contact Jbl to see if it's a fault (light comes on and sound but there is no difference)

I bought these headphones just over a year ago, they still work but they are significantly quieter now, when I have them on max volume it's about equivalent to half volume on other headphones I've used. The noise cancelling and bass cuts out just below max volume and the bass is almost nonexistent on the non noise cancelling mode. The sound quality in general is okay, they aren't tinny and they have lasted me a while but there are definitely better headphones out there at a similar price point.

have used JBL before and they have been reliable and sounded decent. But the Tune 760nc have really poor sound and lack of bass and when the NC is activated they sound tinny also they are not that loud. I am not expecting the world for the price they cost but other cheaper jbl headphones sound better.