JBL Tune 510BT - Bluetooth Headphones with up to 40 Hours Battery, Microphone for Call, Foldable and Comfortable, Android and iOS Compatible (Rose)

JBL Over-Ear Headphones I recently purchased a pair of JBL over-ear headphones, and I couldn’t be more pleased with my decision. These headphones deliver exceptional sound quality, with deep bass and crisp highs that truly enhance my listening experience, whether I’m enjoying music, podcasts, or movies. The comfort level is impressive, too. The ear cushions are soft and plush, making them perfect for long listening sessions without causing any discomfort. The adjustable headband ensures a secure fit, which is great for both casual use and more active settings. Battery life is another standout feature; I easily get several hours of use on a single charge, and the quick charging option is a lifesaver when I’m in a hurry. The wireless connectivity is seamless, with no noticeable lag or dropouts during use. Additionally, the build quality feels sturdy yet lightweight, making them portable for travel. The included carrying case is a nice touch for protection on the go. Overall, the JBL over-ear headphones are an excellent choice for anyone looking for high-quality sound and comfort. Highly recommended!

Like the title says, I got this (JBL 760NC) because I was tired of using my in-ear earphones for extended use (1-2 hours). I got this for around 4999 INR, and for the price it fits my use case perfectly. Pretty comfortable on the head, but I've not used super high-end headphones either but this can easily remain on your head without any discomfort for 1-2 hours at a stretch. Although because of the material used on the earcups, you might feel a bit sweaty and hot around your ears if you're in a hot environment (happened to me a couple of times, but it's not too much of an issue). The sound quality is fine. Again, I'm not going to pretend to be an audiophile, but it does seem to be tuned for the Bass-ier sounds than an even sound. Music is great, but doesn't do voices as well but it's definitely above average and great for the price. The connectivity is great. I love dual-pairing and the fast-pair functionality. Although I do have some issues with how unpredictably it falls asleep when not in use - sometimes even when it's not in use, it'll stay on for the whole night, and sometimes it'll fall asleep when not in use for 10-15 mins. But it might be something with the way I'm using it. I have it paired to 2 devices all the time. The battery life is great for me, use it for 4-5 hours in a day, and lasts about a week. Charges pretty fast too. Top up for 10 mins will get an hour or two of listening. (but read the noise cancellation section also) The build quality is average or leaves a little to be desired. It feels very cheap, but more importantly, the first thought I had when I picked it up was that "It feels really fragile" and that it will break if I so much as look at it the wrong way. Sometimes, you hear the plastic creaking when you put it on or take it off (Yikes) The noise cancellation is just bad. It makes a marginal difference to the listening experience, and only blocks out really low sounds (the fan, AC and other low humming sounds) but does not do anything to anything more than that, if it's raining you'll very likely be able to hear the rain clearly. You'll still be able to hear people perfectly, sometimes even clearer than without the NC one as it blocks out other ambient noises lmao. and it seems to have this 'directional' problem where it's great it cancelling sounds coming from infront of you, but not so much for things coming from the sides and behind. But don't get this for the NC, just pretend it's not there. Also because the NC cuts down the battery life to almost half the normal use with a minimal upgrade to listening experience. Although they advertise it as foldable and it can indeed be folded into a smaller size. It feels even more fragile in the folded position and the folded position decreased the total area used by around 30-40% only. Not worth folding. The last thing I hate is the wired connection. For some weird reason, it's not a 3.5mm to 3.5mm aux jack like you would normally see. It's a weird 2.5mm to 3.5mm connector. So if you want to connect it like that, make sure you carry around the bundled cable they give.

Just after unboxing, I tested the headphone. On wireless mode, I didn't find the sound quality to be as great as I expected it to be. The noice cancellation was also not exceptional. The main problem was that when I plugged in the audio cable, I found out that the right earcup of the headphone was not working at all. It was because of loose-connection (inside headphones) somewhere I guess. I decided to give it some time before I tested it once again. This time, the wireless mode sound quality dropped significantly (On sharp beats, it started producing cracking sounds). This time on wired mode, both the earcups worked fine and the sound quality was really good. After 2-3 days of usage, cracking sound is still there on wireless mode. Overall I am not satisfied with these headphones. I would recommend not investing such an amount in JBL headphones but rather to go for budget earphones. I don't think JBL puts their best efforts in this price range. If you really want high quality, go for a high-price flagship model.

Pros: good sturdy build and good connectivity and battery life, and aesthetically looks good on you. Active Noise Cancelling is great too. Cons (likely): * Charging port doesn't allow for using while charging. I had this in my last headphones (non-brand, cheaper!) and it's so convenient that you miss it and curse whoever is lacking behind in this basic feature. But the good battery backup leaves you plenty time to recharge. * Too tight. Again, a basic feature IMO to make it feather light which again, a lot of cheaper non-brand headphones are offering, such a shame to see it lacking too. Ears will get hot even in winter/AC. But great if you're a runner, they won't come off. * Multipoint connection is better than others as it allows you to fully switch between two devices rather divide the audio between calling and music mode. BUT again, the only downside (that maybe only I'm seeing on my Windows PC) that when I switch away from it to my phone, my pc gets entirely disconnected (unlike Android that puts the connection on standby) and I have to re-connect from windows after switching back to it. * Very little bass. And I feel like ANC might me filtering some of it out, especially at large volume, as the most bass I get at is weirdly at ~80% volume. Verdict: Well budgeted ANC headphones with lots of good features.

(JBL Tune 760NC) The build quality is okay, the design looks good, and it’s comfortable to wear—not bulky and fits well on my ears. It's also durable and easy to use. The mic works well for calls but isn’t suitable for professional use. However, I’m disappointed with the sound quality and ANC—there’s barely any difference when ANC is on, which was the main reason I chose this model. Also, it doesn’t support the JBL app, which is a letdown. I expected better from JBL. Other than that, everything else is fine.

Pro : very good for this budget. Nice audio. Good noise cancellation. Device, Buttons are easy to use. Good battery life. Con : usually Bluetooth automatically turns off when not connected with any device but this one does not. doesn't charge more than 50% with other cable. Its pad gets bad easily compared to similar price range headphones.

I have been using the headphones (TUNE 760) for more than a month, here is my review At first (2 days of purchasing) I was very disappointed because I felt that the sound quality was very lacking, the base and loudness disappointed me, but after a week, it started to sound very very good, I think it needed a burn period, because this headphone is now sounding very very good for me. Build Quality - the build quality is good, no major issues, the pad is soft. Comfort - the headphone is comfortable, but one issue is that the clamping force is a bit tight, maybe because I have a big head. Another thing is, even though this is an over read headphone it is not that big, so some part of my ear gets a bit uncomfortable after long use, but if u adjust and find the correct comfortable position, you cab wear it for a long time, I watched a 3 hr movie without any issues Battery - omg, one of the best part of this headphone, claims 50 hr without noise cancellation, I think it lives upto the mark. You don't have to worry about battery Sound quality - I'm not an audiophile, let me clear it up. The sound quality I felt was really good and I was very impressed, after the burn in period, so if you are buying this give it at least 1 week before judging it, trust me it really really gets better. The base was not that high, but not lacking also, was upto the mark. Noise cancellation - it wasn't really that great, could slightly reduce the fan noise that's it, I wouldn't say it is useless, but not that bad either, could reduce the noise of tv from next room when I listened to music, so it did came in handy also with noise cancellation the sound quality I felt improved a bit. Conclusion - as I said, I was really disappointed at first with the purchase, thought I wasted the money(6.5k) but now I'm really really enjoyed it, watching movies was the best experience with dolby music profile in my phone. I'd say it is really worth the money if ur looking for a headphone around 7k

It is worth the money as it has decent battery backup and also the music quality is awesome. For those who really need adaptive noise cancellation they may purchase JBL 770NC.