JBL Tune 770NC Wireless Over Ear ANC Headphones with Mic, Upto 70 Hrs Battery, Speed Charge : 5 min Charge Gives up to 3H of Playback, Customized EQ, Google Fast Pair, Dual Pairing, BT 5.3 (White)

This is my first ever JBL product (and my first ever over the head headphones). First of all, I love Japanese products and was initially leaning towards the Sony WH-CH720N. But then i read reviews for this and compared it over rtings.com and finally ended up getting these. I was not expecting much from the noise cancellation or the bass I only needed a comfortable headphones for my work day to focus. Oh boy was I surprised. The ANC is perfect for me. It wont drown out everything and sharp bursts of noise will come through, but anyway so complete silence is not what I need. At 50% volume (at which these sound amazing btw), it downs out the background droning noises to like 1% and I cant even tell my coworkers are speaking even if they are just 6 feet away from me (I can still here some mumbles but I wont be able to understand the words so I don't get distracted anymore). Coming to the sound, these are my first headphones so I can only compare it to my speakers. And I am comparing apples to oranges here but in comparison to that, these are not that great, but then again those cost like 4x as much and have much more hardware so this is a stupid comparison on my end anyway. So for these I only wanted two things - clarity and bass. These speakers have excellent quality when it comes to clarity and with the eq set to bass mode well these speakers do deliver some bass but it wont blow your mind away. But then I remember how cheap these are and I'd say they are 5/5 value for money. And these fold up too unlike the Sony ones so storage is much easier. I could not find any cons yet after my 1 wee use. Might edit this review if I find any. I would just recommend you wipe down the ear pads (which are extremely comfortable btw) once a week or so, otherwise they might get damaged coz again these are pretty cheap and they would have to do cost cutting somewhere.

Connectivity is really helpful like pairing is fast and especially the dual pairing. Also the mic quality is decent, helped in meeting calls. The touch controls are hard plastic which feels good to press. The headphone can be a bit tight to my liking not that its too tight to use but it hugs a bit tight . Also the ear cups are soft but press a bit to the head which can cause pain over time . Charging is fast af and also the lasting of the battery is for almost 3 to 4 days for me who use is daily in office and also wire connecting is kinda difficult like to connect it one hand . The over all quality is good but dont expect too much bass which it lacks a bit but it has pretty good clarity in audio. Also the last thing is the app which can be glitchy at times to connect to the headphone. If u have a smaller head and dont prefer that much bass unlike me def u can buy this for the price

I’ve been using the JBL Tune 770NC headphones for a year now, these have been a real game-changer, especially considering the price point. My first impression was how light they feel—they’re comfortable enough to wear for my entire work shift without making my ears sore, which is a big win for an over-ear set. The sound quality is exactly what I expect from JBL: a nice, punchy sound with that signature JBL Pure Bass. It's great for podcasts and rock music, giving everything a decent thump without sounding muddy. But I keep ANC switched off as it irritates me. The battery life is also seriously impressive; I’ve only charged them twice since I got them! If you want solid, comfy ANC headphones without emptying your wallet, I highly recommend checking these out.

"Do not be fooled by the JBL brand name. I bought the JBL 770NC thinking it was a durable, long-term investment. Instead, it literally fell apart in just 3 months of normal, careful use. The build quality is a disaster. The swivel/hinge mechanism is made of extremely flimsy, brittle plastic that snapped while I was simply putting them on. Now the earcup is just hanging by a wire. After checking online, this is clearly a major design flaw affecting dozens of users, yet JBL (Harman) continues to sell these without fixing the issue. The worst part? The 'Warranty' is a total scam. I took these to the authorized service center, and they immediately dismissed it as 'physical damage' without even examining the stress fracture. They refuse to acknowledge that their plastic failed under normal tension. They take your money for a 'premium' product and then abandon you the moment their cheap materials give up. If you want headphones that last more than 90 days and a company that actually stands by its product, STAY AWAY FROM THE 770NC. Go for Sony or Sennheiser instead—at least their hinges don't have a 3-month expiration date."

It surprisingly a great headphone, has rich details which you won't be able to hear in other headphones. I have a Sennheiser 598 open back which is great already but I wanted a wireless one and different brand this time, so i got this JBL. I honestly didn't expect this level of detail and enjoyable sound considering this is less than half of my Sennheisers, but I'm very happy I'm wrong. Most importantly, I enjoy the sounds coming out of these. I would like to mention these are not loud compared to other headphones, but when I want loud I turn on fx sound in windows, in android we already have JBL app. Initially thought of getting JBL 720bt, but other reviews had mentioned this 770 having overall more detailed sound , so I went for it. Also considering Sony ch720n but it's 32mm driver size out me off. Noise cancellation without music gives me strange unpleasant sensation, so i don't use it. Maybe on my next flight I'll try those features.

This Headphone is a bag of mixed feelings, but let me break down what is good about it and what is missing. On one hand i feel there is a lack of Bass when i am listening to pop and upbeat music, but at the same time i works well when i am watching documentaries or doing editing as it enhances the audio by boosting its treble. So if you are a music lover and loves a lot of bass, it is not for you. You can amp up your bass from the device you have paired it to, but it doesn't hit anywhere close to premium bass quality. On the other hand if you watch a lot of Content which involves dialogues and documentaries, this is the perfect headphone for you as it gives amazing speech clarity. i would say this is also an Editors and Gamers Headphone, where communication is very important and speeches takes great importance over beats and rhythms. I like that we can Swap between Ambient aware and Noise cancellation, and it's greatest pro is the Battery life. This headphone as a very good battery life, you can run it for days without even realizing that you need to charge it. i use it for work, meetings and calls, and also for editing purpose, and i am happy with my purchase, but if i was a sound editor or into Audio Compositing i think there are better options in the market at the same price.

6/10 pretty avg more like not expected from jbl even after coming out in 2024 sound quality is very good until it goes above 85% in a moving vehicle or while travelling especially when in bus , now I don't know if it's just with me or a general case but the problem arises with noise cancellation on where the headphones make a static cracking sound whenever the vehicle is moving and there are some tough spots on the road that makes the vehicle vibrate or shake alot by which it's clearly audible . Moving onto the features they are pretty amazing for a budget headphones for 6000 rupees but yet if there is some driver issues i am not able to completely enjoy the music i love to hear , moving on to the feature section one thing I like to add is the vibrating feature while the headphones are connected to your phone , i don't want my phone to vibrate with every message or call and no , i don't wanna put it completely to dnd to stop those vibrations , i tried to find a solution to this problem and also this problem could be solely to me but it got me irritated and took some time before I was used to it , anyways moving on ahead there were times while travelling when I had my headphones on and some deep bass music would be come out sounding as distorted or cracked and that made me disappointed once again . I am writing the review after completing 6 months with these headphones and it's not been that good , and recently 3 days back that was 11th December 2024 i came back from college got freshened up and connected my headphones and what I faced was i could hear from the right side only and the left side was pretty gone , i did not understand what to do at that time so I put it on charge thinking it might be low so let's see later and yet it was same , then I asked my roommate about the same he's also been using JBL headphones from past 5-6 years and I can say that the headphones have seen a lot , jokes apart he told me to tap hardly or just hit the left side of headphones once or twice to make it work ( typical Indian household advises but to my surprise it started working , i thought it would be some glitch with the driver connections or as such but I cannot see what's inside so the maximum i could expect was not facing it again but yet I faced it 4-5 times more after that like literally the next day and the day after that and all of the time i flicked my fingers on the left ear side shell and it started working . Now coming to the build quality, i don't have much issues from it but within the 5 month the leather covering for the left side came out from the centre that covers the inside foam and yet again it made me disappointed in jbl . anyways for my experience I don't know what else to do but I wanted to show what I faced and yea , I'll simply adapt to it and being a student this investment is making me question alot even being a hardcore music listener it feels like a mistake of buying these headphones but as Indian household says if its done it's done so yea it might be different for you but for me it was this :)

I recently purchased the JBL Tune 770NC wireless headphones, and I must say, they exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I unboxed them, I could tell these headphones were designed with quality and comfort in mind. The noise-canceling feature is truly remarkable, creating a serene listening environment even in noisy surroundings. Whether I’m on a busy street or working in a bustling office, the outside world fades away, leaving me to enjoy my music, podcasts, or calls without any distractions. The sound quality is, as expected from JBL, outstanding. The bass is punchy without being overwhelming, mids are clear, and the highs are crisp. Every genre of music sounds vibrant and full of life through these headphones. They also perform excellently during calls, with the microphone delivering clear, distortion-free audio. Comfort is another area where the JBL Tune 770NC shines. The plush ear cushions and adjustable headband ensure a snug fit that I can wear for hours without any discomfort. The lightweight design also makes them ideal for long listening sessions. The battery life is fantastic, lasting me through several days of use without needing a recharge. The quick charge feature is a lifesaver, giving me hours of playback with just a short charging session. Pairing the headphones with my devices was effortless, thanks to the reliable Bluetooth connection that remains strong and stable. The controls are intuitive and easy to use, allowing me to adjust volume, skip tracks, or answer calls with ease. Overall, the JBL Tune 770NC wireless headphones have become an essential part of my daily routine. They deliver an exceptional audio experience, superior noise-canceling capabilities, and unmatched comfort. Whether you’re a music lover, frequent traveler, or someone who simply appreciates quality audio, these headphones are a must-have. Highly recommended!