Review on Wireless Headphones JBL Live 650BTNC, white by Somchai Kittisak ᠌

- The microphone is not very good, the interlocutor hears the surrounding sounds loudly. - Active noise cancellation is more marketing than anything really cool. I overpaid for it, now I understand that it was better to take it without noise reduction. Active Noise Canceling mode creates background noise that only gets in the way in a quiet room. And in a noisy one, it suppresses, basically, only the low frequencies of the environment, and even then not completely. thus engine noise is well absorbed, and the voices of surrounding people are weakly. It would seem, turn it on where it's noisy, turn it off where it's quiet. BUT! In the active noise canceling mode, the sound, namely the low frequencies, sound much deeper and better. And when you turn it off, it’s as if the basses generally go into the minus. It turns out that listening to music without noise reduction is not so pleasant, watching videos is still normal. But the background noise sometimes creates an unpleasant feeling when listening in a quiet room, because. where the music should have been as quiet as possible, you have some kind of white noise, distorting the impression of the music. As a result, either listen without bass or with background noise. - Use during the day on the street / subway is not very convenient, because. the dimensions are quite large, as a result I bought true wireless headphones for the street, and left these for the house, but noise reduction is rarely needed at home, especially with the noise effect it only sometimes gets worse.