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

In a nutshell, they are the best headphones; they are comfortable and of high quality; I highly recommend them! I went with the pink ones (maybe I'll put a photo of myself somewhere wearing these headphones in the future) Has pros: These are by far the greatest headphones I've ever owned. Before then, I used JBL headphones, but these are by far the most advanced ones I've ever used. They are comfortable and, in contrast to the ones that came before them, do not put as much pressure on the ears; yet, due to the fact that they fit so snugly, you are unable to hear what is going on around you. They feature excellent noise cancellation and (for me) very loud sound reproduction, in addition to having a fashionable and understated appearance. The package includes the original JBL headphones, as well as a TYP-C charger and a cable that may be placed into the headphones in case the battery dies. A charge is maintained in them for a very protracted period of time. I put them through their paces on a daily basis and give them a charge once every two weeks. Sometimes, although much less frequently. The wire that is included with the kit does not have a microphone (well, in which you can speak), and if your headphones are dead, you will only be able to listen to something in your headphones using this wire. There are some disadvantages to this kit. Nevertheless, if they call you, then that is the end of it. However I still have the old wire from the JBL 400BT, and since it comes with a microphone, I just use that.) Although the quality of the box and packaging has decreased in comparison to earlier models, the primary quality of the headphones has unquestionably increased.