V750Nxt On-Ear Wireless Headphone - Gun Metal,Grey, Everest-750

Für 130€ Kopfhörer erwarte ich schon, das man mit voller Lautstärke Musik hören kann.. Ja, ich habe den Akku aufgeladen Und zudem kommt bei der Bluetooth-Verbindung ein Störsignal auf der rechten Ohrmuschel. Da bringt das Noise cancelling nichts. Also für den Preis sind Übersteuerungen ein absolutes No-Go. Schade, eigentlich viel Erwartung in JBL gesetzt.

What did I like? The sound. This is premium sound! I got a used "very good" item for half the sticker price of new, and am I glad I got this (so far). The sound is very very good. The noise cancellation is good, but I haven't put it through anything demanding yet-ever so faint hum, almost not noticeable. The fit is also very nice. Feels good on my ears. Feels comfortable, I could ware them for a while. That being said, the buttons could use some improvement. They are bit awkward, but its nothing to be upset about (especially if you buy like new/used for half the price). Bluetooth worked. It connected as it should to my iphone and my fire tablet. But you can only have one item connected to it. If your having issues, make sure it didn't connect to something else by accident... I can't say anything about battery life yet. That is to be tested. But, first impression are that I got a good product at a steep discount....couldn't be happier.

I've owned these headphones for about a year and a half and I will be the first to say, STAY AWAY. I LOVE JBL - you could even call me a fanboy, but these do the brand a disservice. The headphones sound good until you push the bass at about 75% volume and you'll start to hear them bottom out. But this isn't what drove me crazy. 2 months in, they refused to charge unless they were using a specific USB cable and in a random position. The terminal was terribly loose and made for impossible charging. 6 months in, they would randomly turn on. I didn't touch them at all and then all of a sudden, boom, my phone was connected. I'd turn them off and then they'd turn right back on. 1 year in, the left earpiece has a horrible buzz and when you turn that side, it will crackle. In short, I paid way too much money for a brand I love, only to be using a $20 pair of MPOW in-ear headphones with no issues. Shame on you, JBL. Also, their customer service was terrible.

I picked these up during prime day, and once I got them started to put them through the pace. Installing the jbl headphone app is a must as it let's you control everything on the elite 750. The anc works very good, although some minor noises do seep in. I love the color and sleek design of these and for the weight, can not even tell your wearing them for long times. I would say if you can get these on sale pick them up.

I enjoy JBL products for the past 10 years but recently, I have noticed that the quality has slowly diminished. These headphones feel great, a bit heavy compared to the elite noise cancelling headphones I wore. The sound is heavy bass which I like, highs are good. A bit unbalanced if you ask me, JBL focused too much on the bass in my opinion. Nothing too much to be angry about. They sounded great through the first months of use. My main distraught with these pair is that the left headphone began to pop after 4 months of use. A sharp hissing, snap, and popping coming out the left headphone after immediate connection to my phone via bluetooth. I would have to jiggle it a bit in order to have no issues, but then if I was to move or wait 2 min or less, the distortion would begin again. I continued to use the headphones out of stubbornness but just recently I have been fed up and contacted JBL for a factory warranty. I wish I paid the extra $50 or so to buy a Bose headphones. I still am a fan ofJBL products but after this purchase I am beginning to veer away towards a better build and reputation like a Bose. (I own a JBL Charge 3 that just popped after 2.5 years of use. Given it was maybe time, but still disappointed.)