JBL Tune 600BTNC Wireless, On-Ear Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with JBL Pure Bass Sound Introducing the JBL TUNE600BTNC active noise-canceling wireless on-ear headphones, a flat-folding lightweight, and compact solution for everyday use. The JBL TUNE600BTNC feature 32 mm JBL drivers that help deliver JBL Pure Bass sound. The sound that can be enjoyed without unnecessary noise for more than 12 hours wirelessly and can be fully recharged in only 2 hours. And thanks to the additional detachable cable, music can be enjoyed endlessly in wired mode, with or without Active Noise-Cancelling. JBL Pure Bass Sound For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. These headphones reproduce that same JBL sound, punching out bass that’s both deep and powerful. Bluetooth Connectivity Wirelessly stream high-quality sound from your smartphone or tablet without messy cords. Active Noise Cancellation Keep the noise out and enjoy your music. Long, 12hr Battery Life with Quick Charge Listen wirelessly for 12 hours with active noise canceling for long-lasting fun. Recharge the battery quickly in 2 hours.
JBL Tune 600BTNC Wireless, On-Ear Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with JBL Pure Bass Sound Introducing the JBL TUNE600BTNC active noise-canceling wireless on-ear headphones, a flat-folding lightweight, and compact solution for everyday use. The JBL TUNE600BTNC feature 32 mm JBL drivers that help deliver JBL Pure Bass sound. The sound that can be enjoyed without unnecessary noise for more than 12 hours wirelessly and can be fully recharged in only 2 hours. And thanks to the additional detachable cable, music can be enjoyed endlessly in wired mode, with or without Active Noise-Cancelling. JBL Pure Bass Sound For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. These headphones reproduce that same JBL sound, punching out bass that’s both deep and powerful. Bluetooth Connectivity Wirelessly stream high-quality sound from your smartphone or tablet without messy cords. Active Noise Cancellation Keep the noise out and enjoy your music. Long, 12hr Battery Life with Quick Charge Listen wirelessly for 12 hours with active noise canceling for long-lasting fun. Recharge the battery quickly in 2 hours.
JBL Tune 600BTNC Wireless, On-Ear Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with JBL Pure Bass Sound Introducing the JBL TUNE600BTNC active noise-canceling wireless on-ear headphones, a flat-folding lightweight, and compact solution for everyday use. The JBL TUNE600BTNC feature 32 mm JBL drivers that help deliver JBL Pure Bass sound. The sound that can be enjoyed without unnecessary noise for more than 12 hours wirelessly and can be fully recharged in only 2 hours. And thanks to the additional detachable cable, music can be enjoyed endlessly in wired mode, with or without Active Noise-Cancelling. JBL Pure Bass Sound For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. These headphones reproduce that same JBL sound, punching out bass that’s both deep and powerful. Bluetooth Connectivity Wirelessly stream high-quality sound from your smartphone or tablet without messy cords. Active Noise Cancellation Keep the noise out and enjoy your music. Long, 12hr Battery Life with Quick Charge Listen wirelessly for 12 hours with active noise canceling for long-lasting fun. Recharge the battery quickly in 2 hours.
JBL Tune 600BTNC Wireless, On-Ear Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with JBL Pure Bass Sound Introducing the JBL TUNE600BTNC active noise-canceling wireless on-ear headphones, a flat-folding lightweight, and compact solution for everyday use. The JBL TUNE600BTNC feature 32 mm JBL drivers that help deliver JBL Pure Bass sound. The sound that can be enjoyed without unnecessary noise for more than 12 hours wirelessly and can be fully recharged in only 2 hours. And thanks to the additional detachable cable, music can be enjoyed endlessly in wired mode, with or without Active Noise-Cancelling. JBL Pure Bass Sound For over 70 years, JBL has engineered the precise, impressive sound found in big venues around the world. These headphones reproduce that same JBL sound, punching out bass that’s both deep and powerful. Bluetooth Connectivity Wirelessly stream high-quality sound from your smartphone or tablet without messy cords. Active Noise Cancellation Keep the noise out and enjoy your music. Long, 12hr Battery Life with Quick Charge Listen wirelessly for 12 hours with active noise canceling for long-lasting fun. Recharge the battery quickly in 2 hours.
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The first impression I've got from this headphones, when unpacking, was “OK, for the price”. I find them quite comfortable for an “on ear” design. The band keeps the phones very tight, but I think that’s how it must be for such a design to be efficient. The ear pads and the band cushion are, in my opinion, very comfortable.The choice of the ear cups shell material, however, didn't convince me... It's a kind of plastic that makes a lot of noise at the slightest touch and, to me, seems very inappropriate to build ear cups (it even makes noise just moving ones head or walking!). I guess it was probably selected to save some money, but I doubt there are no better choices costing more or less the same.The real problem, however, came after turning on the headphones. ... MoreThe first impression I've got from this headphones, when unpacking, was “OK, for the price”. I find them quite comfortable for an “on ear” design. The band keeps the phones very tight, but I think that’s how it must be for such a design to be efficient. The ear pads and the band cushion are, in my opinion, very comfortable.The choice of the ear cups shell material, however, didn't convince me... It's a kind of plastic that makes a lot of noise at the slightest touch and, to me, seems very inappropriate to build ear cups (it even makes noise just moving ones head or walking!). I guess it was probably selected to save some money, but I doubt there are no better choices costing more or less the same.The real problem, however, came after turning on the headphones. They produce a very audible “hiss”, sounding a bit like white noise, that I find very disturbing. Every track with a bit more of bass produces very unpleasant distortion, even played at low levels. The sound is very “thin”, sounding a bit like some cheap headphones with small drivers. So this headphones fail where it would be more important not to fail: sound quality. I even wondered if I've received a faulty product but I've found lots of users with similar complaints so I guess they are all like this...Then I've turned off ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) and things got better. No more bass distortion, no more “hiss”. They still sound a bit “thin”, a bit like headphones with small drivers, but they are more acceptable. I still think they should sound better, considering the cost, but, without ANC, they're not horrible, they just don't meet my expectations (that where not that high, I wasn't expecting audiophile level at this price point).Of course these headphones have no “fancy” Bluetooth protocols (no aptX or anything like that) but that's OK for the price, and there are a few headphones with just plain SBC that sound quite good. Anyhow my next test was using the headphones with cable instead of BT. The headphones came with a (very short and not coiled) cable with a 3,5 mm TRRS jack on one side (for connection, for example, to a smart-phone) and what seems to be a 2,5 mm TRS (stereo?!!! no Mic?) jack for connection to the headphones. There is no lock for the jack on the headphones side but, contrary to some other users, I've had absolutely no contact problems and, at least for now, the small jack locks perfectly in place. The sound with cable was a very pleasant surprise! They still sound like having smaller drivers, and the shells still create noise at the slightest user movement, but the sound is clear and enjoyable. However turning ANC on creates the same kind of problems as when used with BT, noise and a very strange equalization (why on earth does ANC changes the equalization is something I don't understand) leading to distorted bass. So these headphones are quite pleasing if one doesn't use the internal amplifier at all, but my wife needed some BT headphones, not some wired headphones...I guess JBL tried to compete in the low price category but in doing so cut costs so much that it ended delivering a product even worse than many “no brand” ones of similar or even lower price. It’s the first time I've bought a JBL (or any other Harman) product that I feel to have a really bad cost/performance ratio. Even the lacking “Quick Start Guide” and small cables (the USB charging cable measures 21 cm end to end, even considering the plugs! And, by the way, has a very fancy reversible USB type A plug, something I've never seen before, but with this short length I never use it) feel like a product where “cheap” was taken to extreme measures!I've not tried the microphone so I have no idea if it works well or not.I'm keeping the headphones, my wife really needs some light BT headphones and they don't seem to be faulty, I guess they're just bad... But I don't recommend this headphones at all!
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Hi There,Firstly, JB is my go-to store and I have purchased 90% of my electronics from you guys in the past and have never had any issues. Hence, ducking into the city store to buy a quick set of headphones for my wife was meant to be a straightforward purchase. And, I didn't check any reviews, which I now regret. The JBL T600BTNC would have to be the worst headphones I have ever come across and looking at the overall reviews in general and on the JB sites, I would have thought you guys may already have decided to discontinue stocking such a bad set of headphones. Firstly, these headphones can't be worn for more than 10min without creating so much pressure on your ears to make them hurt for another 30+ min after wearing them. Rendering these headphones 100% ... MoreHi There,Firstly, JB is my go-to store and I have purchased 90% of my electronics from you guys in the past and have never had any issues. Hence, ducking into the city store to buy a quick set of headphones for my wife was meant to be a straightforward purchase. And, I didn't check any reviews, which I now regret. The JBL T600BTNC would have to be the worst headphones I have ever come across and looking at the overall reviews in general and on the JB sites, I would have thought you guys may already have decided to discontinue stocking such a bad set of headphones. Firstly, these headphones can't be worn for more than 10min without creating so much pressure on your ears to make them hurt for another 30+ min after wearing them. Rendering these headphones 100% useless and un-usable. We have tried and thought maybe after a week or so they may loosen but this is not the case. My wife simply can't use them and she's of small stature and has a smallish head. Which makes me wonder how people with larger heads are coping with these headphones. Secondly, the Bluetooth would have to also be the worst functioning I have come across. It continually drops out and has to be reconnected every 20min or so. I can't tell you how frustrating this has been for my wife and in turn for me. :). The conclusion is that I am seeking a refund for these headphones on the grounds that the Bluetooth is more or less unusable and being a wireless headset, my wife has only been able to use them via the headphone jack cable it comes with making the wireless part unusable. As well as on the grounds that these headphones cause pain when wearing within minutes of putting them on making them furthermore unusable. Please let me know as to the process to make this happen. Especially in the current COVID environment. Thank you!
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I've been using these for a fortnight now, they were a Christmas present I chose after auditioning them. I already own some T540BT headphones so I knew that sound and liked it, but these Tune600BTNC's are something else. I've been using them quite a bit since Christmas Day and they've only just beeped the first low battery warning so I've not yet had to recharge them after the initial charge! And that's with noise cancelling active, and 90% of the time with Bluetooth.Yes, you will hear some hiss when you turn them on with no sound source active, but it's not intrusive, and the action of the noise-cancelling is effective while not completely blocking everything. My work colleague is standing beside me having a conversation with someone else, and I could easily ... MoreI've been using these for a fortnight now, they were a Christmas present I chose after auditioning them. I already own some T540BT headphones so I knew that sound and liked it, but these Tune600BTNC's are something else. I've been using them quite a bit since Christmas Day and they've only just beeped the first low battery warning so I've not yet had to recharge them after the initial charge! And that's with noise cancelling active, and 90% of the time with Bluetooth.Yes, you will hear some hiss when you turn them on with no sound source active, but it's not intrusive, and the action of the noise-cancelling is effective while not completely blocking everything. My work colleague is standing beside me having a conversation with someone else, and I could easily ignore what volume of sound the NC was not affecting, so in this open-plan office the headphones achieve exactly what I was hoping for:block out the background noise so I could concentrate. Note too that there is no pitch shift during playback of music on Bluetooth: cheaper older headphones struggle with playback and you can clearly hear music shift pitch at times, but these just don't!The sound quality is the best I've heard. I thought the T450BT's were great: these improve on that. Bass notes are clearly defined, but the mid range and high are also cleaner so I can hear much more in the music. You could pay more and get higher sound quality but these are well worth auditioning if you can. Oh, and I took a phone call a couple of days ago on them and the call quality was excellent. Very comfortable; the padded top bar helps with that. It would be great if they came with a bag or case to preserve them, but I've made one.
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The first impression I've got from this headphones, when unpacking, was “OK, for the price”. I find them quite comfortable for an “on ear” design. The band keeps the phones very tight, but I think that’s how it must be for such a design to be efficient. The ear pads and the band cushion are, in my opinion, very comfortable.The choice of the ear cups shell material, however, didn't convince me... It's a kind of plastic that makes a lot of noise at the slightest touch and, to me, seems very inappropriate to build ear cups (it even makes noise just moving ones head or walking!). I guess it was probably selected to save some money, but I doubt there are no better choices costing more or less the same.The real problem, however, came after turning on the headphones. ... MoreThe first impression I've got from this headphones, when unpacking, was “OK, for the price”. I find them quite comfortable for an “on ear” design. The band keeps the phones very tight, but I think that’s how it must be for such a design to be efficient. The ear pads and the band cushion are, in my opinion, very comfortable.The choice of the ear cups shell material, however, didn't convince me... It's a kind of plastic that makes a lot of noise at the slightest touch and, to me, seems very inappropriate to build ear cups (it even makes noise just moving ones head or walking!). I guess it was probably selected to save some money, but I doubt there are no better choices costing more or less the same.The real problem, however, came after turning on the headphones. They produce a very audible “hiss”, sounding a bit like white noise, that I find very disturbing. Every track with a bit more of bass produces very unpleasant distortion, even played at low levels. The sound is very “thin”, sounding a bit like some cheap headphones with small drivers. So this headphones fail where it would be more important not to fail: sound quality. I even wondered if I've received a faulty product but I've found lots of users with similar complaints so I guess they are all like this...Then I've turned off ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) and things got better. No more bass distortion, no more “hiss”. They still sound a bit “thin”, a bit like headphones with small drivers, but they are more acceptable. I still think they should sound better, considering the cost, but, without ANC, they're not horrible, they just don't meet my expectations (that where not that high, I wasn't expecting audiophile level at this price point).Of course these headphones have no “fancy” Bluetooth protocols (no aptX or anything like that) but that's OK for the price, and there are a few headphones with just plain SBC that sound quite good. Anyhow my next test was using the headphones with cable instead of BT. The headphones came with a (very short and not coiled) cable with a 3,5 mm TRRS jack on one side (for connection, for example, to a smart-phone) and what seems to be a 2,5 mm TRS (stereo?!!! no Mic?) jack for connection to the headphones. There is no lock for the jack on the headphones side but, contrary to some other users, I've had absolutely no contact problems and, at least for now, the small jack locks perfectly in place. The sound with cable was a very pleasant surprise! They still sound like having smaller drivers, and the shells still create noise at the slightest user movement, but the sound is clear and enjoyable. However turning ANC on creates the same kind of problems as when used with BT, noise and a very strange equalization (why on earth does ANC changes the equalization is something I don't understand) leading to distorted bass. So these headphones are quite pleasing if one doesn't use the internal amplifier at all, but my wife needed some BT headphones, not some wired headphones...I guess JBL tried to compete in the low price category but in doing so cut costs so much that it ended delivering a product even worse than many “no brand” ones of similar or even lower price. It’s the first time I've bought a JBL (or any other Harman) product that I feel to have a really bad cost/performance ratio. Even the lacking “Quick Start Guide” and small cables (the USB charging cable measures 21 cm end to end, even considering the plugs! And, by the way, has a very fancy reversible USB type A plug, something I've never seen before, but with this short length I never use it) feel like a product where “cheap” was taken to extreme measures!I've not tried the microphone so I have no idea if it works well or not.I'm keeping the headphones, my wife really needs some light BT headphones and they don't seem to be faulty, I guess they're just bad... But I don't recommend this headphones at all!
Hi There,Firstly, JB is my go-to store and I have purchased 90% of my electronics from you guys in the past and have never had any issues. Hence, ducking into the city store to buy a quick set of headphones for my wife was meant to be a straightforward purchase. And, I didn't check any reviews, which I now regret. The JBL T600BTNC would have to be the worst headphones I have ever come across and looking at the overall reviews in general and on the JB sites, I would have thought you guys may already have decided to discontinue stocking such a bad set of headphones. Firstly, these headphones can't be worn for more than 10min without creating so much pressure on your ears to make them hurt for another 30+ min after wearing them. Rendering these headphones 100% ... MoreHi There,Firstly, JB is my go-to store and I have purchased 90% of my electronics from you guys in the past and have never had any issues. Hence, ducking into the city store to buy a quick set of headphones for my wife was meant to be a straightforward purchase. And, I didn't check any reviews, which I now regret. The JBL T600BTNC would have to be the worst headphones I have ever come across and looking at the overall reviews in general and on the JB sites, I would have thought you guys may already have decided to discontinue stocking such a bad set of headphones. Firstly, these headphones can't be worn for more than 10min without creating so much pressure on your ears to make them hurt for another 30+ min after wearing them. Rendering these headphones 100% useless and un-usable. We have tried and thought maybe after a week or so they may loosen but this is not the case. My wife simply can't use them and she's of small stature and has a smallish head. Which makes me wonder how people with larger heads are coping with these headphones. Secondly, the Bluetooth would have to also be the worst functioning I have come across. It continually drops out and has to be reconnected every 20min or so. I can't tell you how frustrating this has been for my wife and in turn for me. :). The conclusion is that I am seeking a refund for these headphones on the grounds that the Bluetooth is more or less unusable and being a wireless headset, my wife has only been able to use them via the headphone jack cable it comes with making the wireless part unusable. As well as on the grounds that these headphones cause pain when wearing within minutes of putting them on making them furthermore unusable. Please let me know as to the process to make this happen. Especially in the current COVID environment. Thank you!
I've been using these for a fortnight now, they were a Christmas present I chose after auditioning them. I already own some T540BT headphones so I knew that sound and liked it, but these Tune600BTNC's are something else. I've been using them quite a bit since Christmas Day and they've only just beeped the first low battery warning so I've not yet had to recharge them after the initial charge! And that's with noise cancelling active, and 90% of the time with Bluetooth.Yes, you will hear some hiss when you turn them on with no sound source active, but it's not intrusive, and the action of the noise-cancelling is effective while not completely blocking everything. My work colleague is standing beside me having a conversation with someone else, and I could easily ... MoreI've been using these for a fortnight now, they were a Christmas present I chose after auditioning them. I already own some T540BT headphones so I knew that sound and liked it, but these Tune600BTNC's are something else. I've been using them quite a bit since Christmas Day and they've only just beeped the first low battery warning so I've not yet had to recharge them after the initial charge! And that's with noise cancelling active, and 90% of the time with Bluetooth.Yes, you will hear some hiss when you turn them on with no sound source active, but it's not intrusive, and the action of the noise-cancelling is effective while not completely blocking everything. My work colleague is standing beside me having a conversation with someone else, and I could easily ignore what volume of sound the NC was not affecting, so in this open-plan office the headphones achieve exactly what I was hoping for:block out the background noise so I could concentrate. Note too that there is no pitch shift during playback of music on Bluetooth: cheaper older headphones struggle with playback and you can clearly hear music shift pitch at times, but these just don't!The sound quality is the best I've heard. I thought the T450BT's were great: these improve on that. Bass notes are clearly defined, but the mid range and high are also cleaner so I can hear much more in the music. You could pay more and get higher sound quality but these are well worth auditioning if you can. Oh, and I took a phone call a couple of days ago on them and the call quality was excellent. Very comfortable; the padded top bar helps with that. It would be great if they came with a bag or case to preserve them, but I've made one.
If you’re looking for not the over top headphones that don’t cost an arm and a leg then this one’s for you. I reckon sound quality good for the price. Nothing flash but does the job. These bijs have lasted me a long time even though I ragdoll and clothes line them all the time. Yeah I’ve noticed that with JBLs sometimes one of the headphones stop working (noticed that it’s always the left one) but nothing a good knock won’t fix. Just punch it a few times and I find it works good everytime. Yeah you get weird looks doing that while in the gym, thinking you look out the gate but who cares. 5/5 bro
These are easy to setup and sound great but the noise canceling is almost non existent. You hear it come on, and there is a change in the surrounding frequencies that are being allowed to your ear, but it is far from canceling any noise. So know that going into this. They really do sound good. Very balanced, not too bass heavy or high heavy and the mids are natural sounding. The battery is a true 13 hour if not even a little longer. The Bluetooth is supper easy to connect to an iPhone which is all we have used it with. I would recommend these headphones for all aspects, just realize you won’t get much for noise canceling. To be far I am judging what I would expect noise canceling to sound like based off my Bose Quiet Comfort 35 2. So that may be swaying my judgment ... MoreThese are easy to setup and sound great but the noise canceling is almost non existent. You hear it come on, and there is a change in the surrounding frequencies that are being allowed to your ear, but it is far from canceling any noise. So know that going into this. They really do sound good. Very balanced, not too bass heavy or high heavy and the mids are natural sounding. The battery is a true 13 hour if not even a little longer. The Bluetooth is supper easy to connect to an iPhone which is all we have used it with. I would recommend these headphones for all aspects, just realize you won’t get much for noise canceling. To be far I am judging what I would expect noise canceling to sound like based off my Bose Quiet Comfort 35 2. So that may be swaying my judgment and they are over the ear headphones unlike these JBL 600s that are on the ear.
Sound Quality: 2/5Comfort: 3/5Efficiency: 1/5Aesthetics: 4/5Overall: 1/5Hello, I hope my review may help others looking into the TUNE 600 and for it to be helpful enough to figure out if these are the best ones for your needs.Personally I am not very impressed with this set, the sound quality isn't really packed with "bass" as it says and when using these simply for music, while it could be worse it was nowhere near as nice as my Live Series headphones that died on me recently.Now, I use headphones anywhere from 12 hours to longer per day as I struggle with sounds and sensory overload. I do not use my headphones for music alone so this review will go into much more detail about my big five observations which are sound, comfort, efficiency, looks, and if I ... MoreSound Quality: 2/5Comfort: 3/5Efficiency: 1/5Aesthetics: 4/5Overall: 1/5Hello, I hope my review may help others looking into the TUNE 600 and for it to be helpful enough to figure out if these are the best ones for your needs.Personally I am not very impressed with this set, the sound quality isn't really packed with "bass" as it says and when using these simply for music, while it could be worse it was nowhere near as nice as my Live Series headphones that died on me recently.Now, I use headphones anywhere from 12 hours to longer per day as I struggle with sounds and sensory overload. I do not use my headphones for music alone so this review will go into much more detail about my big five observations which are sound, comfort, efficiency, looks, and if I would buy these again.Sound, even with them turned off they still offer a decent 1/5 noise canceling. When active I would rate it at a good 3/5 in power but be aware! This set does not connect to the JBL app for the awesome customization of what you can or cannot hear so if you are like me looking for good headphones to use as a sensory assist, these do not adjust and will just cut all sound out which sadly was not what I bought them for so overall for what I was expecting it's a 1 out of 5.Comfort is a decent 3/5, I was very surprised how well the over the ear set fit as I have a smaller head shape, but when completely taken in, fit perfectly. I will say the cushions on the ears are very comfortable but will not cup your ears fully, they just kind of sit on top but it's not too uncomfortable. Overall 3/5.Efficiency for myself personally is a 0/5, as I've stated I'm autistic and use headphones to block out most uncomfortable sounds. I assumed all of the JBL series would be included with the apps capabilities, at least with these being $100 but they do not connect to the app and thus only offer complete noise cancelation. I loved my old buds because I could adjust what and how much I could hear. So these are not really useful but I can't return them in store after wearing which was sad as I used my disability money on these. Definitely check if the set you want is supported by their app if you're looking for sensory headphones.Overall 1 out of 5 only because I didn't need or want headphones strictly for music, I need them as an accessibility aid. I wish they made it more clear that these were not supported by their app and have been a bit more transparent about the abilities.I hope this review helped, I wish I had gotten another set.
The headphones look really nice and the sound quality is great! The noise cancelling also works really well and the bass is pretty good, especially when NC is on. One problem though is that the sound leaks out a lot. For most people this wouldn’t be a problem but I like to listen to my music loud. Any loud song above 50-60% volume can be heard easily on the outside. It wont be bad if you’re walking around outside or at the gym, however in a quiet train or car people will hear your music, even the lyrics. Another thing to note is the outside of the ear part of the headphones are shinier than they look in the pictures. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, they still look great, but this isn’t for someone who wants more of a matte finish. Overall, other than the ... MoreThe headphones look really nice and the sound quality is great! The noise cancelling also works really well and the bass is pretty good, especially when NC is on. One problem though is that the sound leaks out a lot. For most people this wouldn’t be a problem but I like to listen to my music loud. Any loud song above 50-60% volume can be heard easily on the outside. It wont be bad if you’re walking around outside or at the gym, however in a quiet train or car people will hear your music, even the lyrics. Another thing to note is the outside of the ear part of the headphones are shinier than they look in the pictures. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, they still look great, but this isn’t for someone who wants more of a matte finish. Overall, other than the sound leakage issue, these headphones are amazing and they even come with a detachable wire so you can choose when you want to have them wireless or not! Plus the buttons on the side aren’t complicated and are easy to get used to :) I haven’t tested the microphone yet but from other reviews I’ve read, it seems to be good. Oh one more thing is that the headphones fit pretty tight on my head and I have a small head. It’s not uncomfortable as the padding is very soft and cushiony, but my jaw starts to hurt a little after about 45 mins of use. I guess the tight fit is part of the noise cancelling, but just something to keep in mind. Hope this helps!
Dear JBL,My problem is the same with all other users that purchased a JBL 600BTNC but the problem spans troughout JBL range. Conecting with Microsoft Teams and using them in handsfree mode. I do not question the sound quality of your products using them as stereo headphones which are really very good. It apeears to me that harmann/jbl are probably exiting this market and shortening their product range to top of the line for those who like to sit on a couch and only listen to music. The current world we are living in (Pandemia worls) requires that these type of product are versatile, and in case you have not noticed from school kids to top executives everyone is using videoconference systems throghout the world. Having a pair of good quality headphones that serves ... MoreDear JBL,My problem is the same with all other users that purchased a JBL 600BTNC but the problem spans troughout JBL range. Conecting with Microsoft Teams and using them in handsfree mode. I do not question the sound quality of your products using them as stereo headphones which are really very good. It apeears to me that harmann/jbl are probably exiting this market and shortening their product range to top of the line for those who like to sit on a couch and only listen to music. The current world we are living in (Pandemia worls) requires that these type of product are versatile, and in case you have not noticed from school kids to top executives everyone is using videoconference systems throghout the world. Having a pair of good quality headphones that serves us during the day both for listening music and to work is all we need. And make no mistakes this is the new standart. If you do not compreend this than in 5 years we'll be saying "Remember JBL ? They had great headphones but they didn't catch up with a changing world". And answers like we "We never said it worked with skype" .... no comments. One thing is certain when mine break those are the last one I'll buy from JBL if you don't solve this issue in future equipements.Hope you see the light or the tunnel will never end.
These are the best headphones I have used for the money! The battery life is amazing, the noise canceling actually works (unlike some headphone at this price point), and the build quality is awesome. I initially bought these for work (stuck at home during covid) and I was immediately impressed. The sound is phenomenal for a $150 pair of BT headphonesthrow in the noise canceling feature and the loooooong battery life and you literally have a home run! Definitely recommended for anyone looking for a versatile headset able to move between a PC, tablet or phone and even a gaming console (use these with the included headphone jack wire for my PS5)! Well played JBL!
It’s lasted for awhile and still takes a charge but it’s not really compatible with apple products. If you wanna be fluid and switch devices JBL makes it so complicated to reset this model 600bt that I rather just break them in half and buy a new pair. It’s been 15 mins of trying to pair to my phone. However it keeps pairing to my iPad. I shouldn’t have to turn off my Bluetooth on my iPad to connect to my phone. Factory resets don’t work either. 20 seconds of holding two buttons? That’s absolutely insane, we might as well have to enter a key and biometric eye scan to reset the headset. I have long switched to airpod pros which are miles ahead of any jbl product. Just connectivity wise let alone everything else. JBL fell behind. Still to there loudspeakers. As for ... MoreIt’s lasted for awhile and still takes a charge but it’s not really compatible with apple products. If you wanna be fluid and switch devices JBL makes it so complicated to reset this model 600bt that I rather just break them in half and buy a new pair. It’s been 15 mins of trying to pair to my phone. However it keeps pairing to my iPad. I shouldn’t have to turn off my Bluetooth on my iPad to connect to my phone. Factory resets don’t work either. 20 seconds of holding two buttons? That’s absolutely insane, we might as well have to enter a key and biometric eye scan to reset the headset. I have long switched to airpod pros which are miles ahead of any jbl product. Just connectivity wise let alone everything else. JBL fell behind. Still to there loudspeakers. As for headsets you’re better off going with something made for your phone. Android to android and apple to apple. The website is so outdated that the manual doesn’t even load. The link is dead. Can’t find any info to reset. Bottom line trash.
