Review on Blue JBL Tune 660NC Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation for Enhanced Audio Experience by Agung Rusindarto ᠌

You can’t use it on the go / run, it’s also inconvenient at work, it turns out to be a rather expensive and useless thing by and large. But when you try to code, it's stuffy in the room, and outside the window the builders are working as fenders - they help out quite well. With its pros. The sound is good, clear, loud, excellent frequency response, the environment jams well, but. Some cons: But when you try to use it as analog headphones with noise reduction turned on, the on-screen wire begins to pick up, amplified by the active noise reduction system, and the noise is very loud. As a result, a laptop can be used either in passive mode or via Bluetooth (and this is a loss of sound quality). The ear pads provide a tight fit to the auricle, which is actually not very good either, when moving, the constant feeling that someone is hitting your ears. I took it for jogging, because of the last circumstance I had to abandon this idea.