JBL - Club ONE Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones - Black

I wasn't sure if JBL was ready to step up to the plate this year, considering the competition like Bose or Sony. I tried a few pairs in the store, minding COVID-19 restrictions, and decided on these. The cushy ear pads are nice and a soft memory-foam-like texture that is pleasing to the skin and doesn't hinder my blue-light filtering glasses. The noise isolation is quite well done without sounding tinny or messing with the audio that is being played. Their battery life lasts me very well for two or three days, averaging about five hours of use each day, up to eight hours. The only reason this review is four stars is because their physical connection is a twist-in locking mechanism for a 2.5mm jack, not the standard 3.5mm you would expect to see on some smartphones and laptops. The cable is a bit different, and recessed so you cannot use a different one, other than that included in the box corded thing. JBL, if you see this, change this feature and I will give you a solid five stars.

I bought these to replace the JBL 750NC's. Great highs, decent mids but bass comes in a bit hollow. Better button layout, and built solid with Metal hinges and Leather Headband. Google Assistant access by touching the side of the headphones is pretty cool. A wee bit on the heavy side, but for me that's a non-issue.

I love these headphones so much they are awesome love it

I tested a lot of headphones. This pair was heavy. The sound was good. The connection was stable. I returned these an eventually purchased the Sony - WH-1000XM4 Wireless Noise-Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones.

These headphones are mediocre. The sound quality is very obviously bass boosted, and all tonal ranges would get muddy at higher volumes. Most of the time, it sounded like I was listening to these headphones through a sheet. I was impressed by the integration with the app. The ability to tune the headphones for improved sound in each ear individually was an interesting implementation, and it did have a noticeable impact on the sound quality. But for the $350 MSRP (or even the $269 sale price I bought them at), I couldn't recommend them over other alternatives out there. Ultimately I ended up going with the Microsoft Surface Headphones for the more granular noise cancelling controls, ability to pair with more devices simultaneously, and for having better sound (albeit still not audiophile quality).

So I owned for 2 weeks the turtle beach elite atlas and was very disappointing. I then researched some more. Came across this pair of headphones and so far the quality is great, comes with a lot of extras like 2 cords, a 3.5mm jack to larger one, an airplane adapter, nice case. It looks beautiful. Quality of sound is great as well, battery life. Not a lot of base but great active noise canceling. Also people around you cannot hear what you listen to.

Great sound wish it had a little more volume and was folded flat to wear around kneck

Sound quality is excellent, especially if you like accurate, non-boosted sound. Sound through cable is truly incredible and better than other brands of similar price. The app is okay, but I definitely don't appreciate the DJ signature sounds. Noise cancellation works well for low frequencies but not high frequencies and is not as good as Sony or Bose, but there is no pressure sensation either!