Wireless Headphones : JBL Tune 760NC Review

The JBL Tune 760NC are basic ANC BT headphones that can be used in a variety of situations. You can use high-quality JBL pure bass sound to enjoy music while exercising, or use it for office work when working remotely for long periods of time. Its active noise cancellation feature blocks unnecessary noise, allowing you to switch instantly when you want to focus or stay quiet. So how do these headphones actually perform? Let’s discuss it through reviews from users!

Product specification about JBL Tune 760NC:

JBL Tune 760NC reviews from users

Product name: JBL Tune 760NC

Price: $92

Rating: 4.3 (out of 5)

Where to buy: Amazon.com or JBL Official Website

Review 1: ★★★★★

“I have had second AND third generation AirPods, but after buying these headphones it’s hard to use them! I love how they cover my ears; not too small, not too chunky. I actually don’t use the noise cancelling but when I accidentally have it on it works really well 10/10.”

Review 2: ★★★★☆

“First off, battery life is great. I haven't been using these a whole lot, but enough that I'm impressed because I never charged them and they're still going strong off the charge they had from the warehouse.

Sound quality is great. The headphones are lighter than I expected. Noise cancellation works really well. I actually got hit with a slightly bigger water bill because I didn't realize I had a faucet on for about 4 hours until I took these off.

The only downsides are:

1. I do find that my ears can get a little sore when wearing these for a while. The cups aren't as big or soft as some. I do have larger ears and a large head, so that may be just enough to cause slight discomfort with these. But I do mean slight. I still enjoy them.

2. Delay. These are not suitable for gaming. Not even close. They're not even suitable for watching YouTube videos or any sort of video where you want audio to be in sync. There's about a one-second delay. It seems to start out mild, and increase as time goes by. I believe that is a Bluetooth issue. These are great for music, audio podcasts, and audiobooks. Do not buy them for gaming or for movies.”

Review 3: ★★★☆☆

“While the sound was good I was looking for headphones for the times I wanted to listen to my music loud and not disturb the neighbors. These did not have much for volume. I returned them but had to pay return shipping.”

Review 4: ★★☆☆☆

“When I got the headphones they seemed good but once I put them on they did not meet my expectations for what I paid. I connected them to my phone and they don’t even sound that loud. If you put at max volume the bass goes away completely and it makes a weird noise. Overall DON’T BUY THESE.”

Review 5: ★★★★☆

“Noise cancellation didn’t work well. I could still hear conversations around me. The sound was good and easy to change for whether listening to music or talking. The battery life was also good for an 8 hour work shift.”

Review 6: ★★★☆☆

“Noise cancellation is very bad, it has a strange sound like rain and interference when noise cancellation is activated, over time that gets annoying and tiring and makes the ear hurt. The sound quality is good, but it feels like it lacks more volume.

I don't recommend it if you're looking for deep bass sound since these headphones don't have them. The battery is very good, I've been with them for almost two months and I've only charged it twice, considering that I use them a lot. Despite being a cheap version of JBL, the quality of the materials is moderately good and not very light.”

Review 7: ★★★★☆

“I think they do well with everything but noise cancellation, they cancel out background noise with the feature but to block out people talking you have to blast them which hurts my ears and probably is not good for you.”

Review 8: ★★★☆☆

“I purchased these headphones late last year, and just over 6 months later, the material lining the ear cups has come up and begun peeling. It makes me really sad because I really enjoyed these headphones, as the noise cancelling was really helpful in blocking out the extremely loud fans in my lab, and the sound quality was not bad for the price. But I was hoping they would last longer than they did.”

Review 9: ★★★★★

“They're excellent quality, light and beautiful. However, take into account if you have piercings or something in your ears, as they're on-ear kind of wear, so it might hurt a little. Excellent natural noise cancellation and perfect for meetings. I do recommend when wearing them for meetings, use the cable to connect directly to your computer, as people will hear you way better. Overall, love them!”

Review 10: ★☆☆☆☆

“I expected a big name like JBL to have good headphones but these know only sound like I have tin cans tuck taped to my head it's feels about as comfortable, they must be made for kids cuz its not possible to ware them without A LOT of pain within 5-10 min. Skullcandy and Razer are 100x better and about half the price while also actually having great sound quality and noise cancellation even when they don't have the mode built it cuz there just built better and for adults heads.”

Analyzing the positive and critical reviews from users, we can conclude that the volume of these headphones is too low, despite their excellent sound quality. Also, the strap of the headphones is too tight, which makes it uncomfortable to wear.

If you need a headphone for daily use, we can look for an alternative to the JBL Tune 760NC wireless headphones. A number of headphone models stood out in our review, with the Wissonly Hi Runner being particularly recommended.

Reasons for recommendation:

This is the fastest growing brand in the past six months. It may not be much famous, but in the field of bone conduction headphones they are proper technical experts.

Their team began to develop bone conduction headphones that do not hurt the ear as early as 10 years ago. With an excellent bone conduction vibration unit optimization program, It became famous very soon in the field of bone conduction. It has been recommended by the majority of otologists!

Due to the particularity of the technical principle, bone conduction headphones are more difficult to be improved in sound quality. Wissonly Hi Runner team subverted the traditional sound quality scheme, made a breakthrough to use large wire-frame vibration unit.

They through structural optimization improved the effective vibration area, thereby improved the vibrator sound efficiency, made the sound more shocking and powerful, they optimized the sound transmission direction, reduced the sound loss during sound transmission, and made the sound quality more concentrated.

In terms of comfort, the overall body of the Hi Runner is made of high-tech hypoallergenic silicone material, which does not contain chemical components to avoid allergies. The overall feel is as silky as baby's skin, avoiding uncomfortable wearing for a long time.

In terms of functions, as the flagship model of Wissonly bone conduction headphones, Hi Runner has an IPX8 waterproof grade which is higher than the industry standard.

The configuration of this headset also has a built-in 32GB super memory, which can store 5000 songs. And it uses the latest Bluetooth 5.0 chip, which makes the connection more stable.

As the wireless bone conduction headphones, Wissonly Hi Runner also supports dual playback in Bluetooth mode and MP3 mode. You can use it as a MP3 player, which provides great convenience for sports enthusiasts.

More importantly, it support the the battery life of the Hi Runner headphone is very good, lasts 8 to 10 hours of continuous playback at normal volume. And it also supports magnetic fast charging. It only takes 2 hours to fully charge.