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

In general, these headphones now, after identifying this breakdown, do not suit me. With its pros. Pretty light and sits comfortably on the ears. The sound is quite decent, but to be honest, I used Viper4Android right away. It’s too early to talk about the strength of the bow, I hope it will serve. The active noise canceling system is also impressive. True, in silence it is better to turn it off (of course). Has some cons A little bow presses on the top of the head. The volume of the sound on and off is not regulated (I could not find how). When the UAS turns on and off, a very loud sound is also produced, which is also not regulated, but for me, this sound is not needed at all. Now, after 3 months, I can say that both the sound of turning on / off the headphones, as well as the sound of turning on / off the noise reduction is excessively loud and cannot be adjusted. It's already annoying. In addition, I noticed a bug that was on other, cheaper headphones: sometimes a crack appears in the right during playback. It is not loud, but noticeable, and also annoying. It is eliminated when a single, when multi-apartment turning off / on the headphones. Today, with great regret and surprise for myself, I discovered that the wire that goes from the monitor to the monitor under the shackle has already frayed. I have been practicing with these headphones for 3 months in total and the wire has already frayed to the metal.