Tune 750BTNC

"Is the sound quality of these headphones good?"

Sound quality is described as suffering due to poor fit, and there's a specific concern about distorted bass when ANC is active.

"The clamping force is awful and it does not stay on your head for long or if you do anything more than small movements."

Multiple users report significant comfort issues, including excessive clamping force, poor head stability, and breaking plastic parts that cause discomfort.

"I am looking for... good battery that will last me at least a day (bonus if it's more)."

While not a primary complaint, one user mentions needing battery that lasts at least a day, implying it's a baseline expectation rather than an outstanding feature.

"Some plastic parts broke near the top of the head as well... the faux leather wearer almost completely off and is now ungluing from the headphones."

Build quality is a major point of failure, with users reporting broken plastic, detaching faux leather, and driver connection issues that render the headphones unusable.

"and the microphone is apparently awful even for simple phone calls."

While not extensively discussed, one user mentions the microphone is apparently awful for simple phone calls when comparing to other models.

"The latency suffers a lot because of this and it crackles and pops like crazy on windows."

Users report significant issues with Bluetooth connectivity, including right-side audio failure and high latency with crackling when using the AAC codec on Windows.

"The upper-mids are also promoted... This becomes a little more pronounced when active noise cancellation is switched on, which means acoustic piano lines can sound more natural with ANC turned off."

The sound is generally described as energetic with good bass, but the mid-range is a weak point, and ANC can negatively impact the sound.

"Not everyone will appreciate the fit, however – you can feel their clamping force... However, our experience was that the JBL Tune 750BTNC become more comfortable over time."

While initially tight and potentially uncomfortable for larger ears, the headphones become more comfortable over time with dense padding.

"Battery life here is a generation or two behind the best around, but will still easily be good enough for most of us."

Battery life is considered adequate for most users, offering around 15 hours wirelessly or 30 hours with ANC and wired connection, though it's not class-leading.

"Every visible part of the JBL Tune 750BTNC is made from plastic... The JBL Tune 750BTNC aren’t the height of class, then – but they do look the part."

The headphones are made entirely of plastic but are described as looking the part and being almost creak-free, though the earcups' synthetic leather may wear over time.

"JBL Tune 750 BTNC Review: A Budget-Friendly Active Noise Canceling Bluetooth Headphones The JBL Tune 750 BTNC is an affordable wireless Bluetooth headphone with active noise canceling feature, which isn’t outstanding but overall worth the money."

There is very little information about call quality, but one mention suggests it's not ideal for calls in noisy environments.

"The JBL Tune 750BTNC’s use Bluetooth 4.2 and support only the basic SBC codec, not aptX."

The headphones support Bluetooth 4.2 and multipoint connection, but lack newer codecs and features like Ambient Aware, with a less common 2.5mm audio jack.

"It sounds really good no delays no Distortion when they listen to full volume the audio quality remains the same regardless of volume"

The sound quality is frequently praised, particularly the JBL 'pure bass' which is described as good, clear, and not overwhelmingly boomy, with mids and highs also shining through.

"The ear cups is very comfortable so let's hold it for two second so sounds really good"

The earcups are generally described as soft, comfortable, and fitting well over the ears, though some users found the headphones to be a bit tight or the headband could use more cushioning.

"The playback time of 15 hours with active noise cancellation enabled. That's plenty of juice for a full day of listening"

Battery life is consistently reported as good, with users getting around 15 hours with ANC on and up to 22-24 hours with ANC off, often lasting through a full day of use.

"it seemed to be a plastic there is no metal normally they have plastic heads and I just am I going to be in metal this seem to be all in plastic so you just had to take care of the headphone"

While some find the build to feel premium despite being plastic, others note that it feels cheaper, is entirely plastic, and lacks metal reinforcement, leading to a need for careful handling.

"The mic quality is good and voice comes out great on the other end."

Call quality is mentioned as being good for the price, with clear voice output on the other end, though one user specifically asked about its performance in noisy environments.

"You have multi-point of connections pairing mode with two devices so you are not only restricted to connect one device so you can connect multiple"

Multi-point connection is a praised feature, allowing seamless switching between devices, but Bluetooth connectivity can be problematic with computers, and the use of Micro-USB is seen as outdated.