Review on White JBL Live 660NC Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones - Long Lasting Battery, Voice Assistant by Thanh Qu ᠌

After 650, this is unequivocally a move in the right direction. Noise cancellation and improved microphones are improvements that should be made. Personally, I can't tell any difference in the sound between on and off at this point. noise reduction (At 650, when noise reduction was turned on, the sound became more voluminous). Both the autopause and sound control modes function properly (headphone software 3.4.0) As compared to other full-size headphones in this category, these are, in my view and based on the overall value they provide, the greatest option. I gave some thought to the Sony 710, and once again, this is just my opinion; nonetheless, in terms of sound quality, the Sony 660 is more comparable to the Sony 900. I also thought about the 361 and 371 AKG, but I didn't like what I heard, the landing setup is very odd, and I couldn't get the headband adjusted correctly for myself. As a result, I decided to go with something else (the ear pads did not fit snugly either from below or from above). Because of how subjective everything is, it is important to test out the headphones before making a purchase by giving them a listen and trying them on. After I had to turn in the 650 to the service because of the crickets, I attempted to transfer to TWS, but I quickly learned that it is quite challenging to go from full-size headphones to gags. As a consequence of this, and after giving it a lot of thought, I finally decided to go with 660 points rather than 650.