JBL Live 650BTNC (650BTNC)
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Closed-back wireless over-ear headphones with bluetooth interface and ANC active noise canceling technology. They feature a convenient folding design with the possibility of cable connection, which can be useful when the built-in battery is discharged. They have a stylish design with a high-quality finish of thin artificial leather with a wear-resistant PU protective layer (three colour options are provided).
The practical design with an elastic headband ensures a secure hold of the device on the user's head. At the same time, soft and fairly wide ear cushions do not create excessive pressure on the ears, which has the most positive effect on the listener's feelings during prolonged wear. Headphones JBL Live 650BT are positioned as a model of the upper part of the middle price category.
Designed for a wide range of users who want to purchase an overhead model that could qualitatively filter loud monotonous noise (railway transport, subway, aircraft, etc.). According to the manufacturer, dynamic drivers with a diameter of 40 mm provide reproduction of the full frequency range and give JBL's signature "bass" sound. Connection to smartphones, tablets and laptops is carried out via bluetooth 4.2 with support for volume control and track playback order. The built-in microphone guarantees high quality voice transmission, and the battery provides up to 30 hours of autonomous sound.
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First impression upon opening the box: "I thought they would be bigger." But then I got used to them, although initially my ears felt uncomfortable. The ear pads seem to have a memory foam effect, but they fall short of achieving it. They fit perfectly on the head, and even with prolonged use, the head and ears don't get tired, but the ears do sweat. Active noise cancellation is good, blocking about 70-80% of surrounding sounds. It cuts out low frequencies completely, but struggles with high frequencies. Additionally, due to AAC, low frequencies are added to tracks. They work as claimed for 30 hours without AAC. However, with AAC, it's not 20 hours but about 10-15 hours. As always with JBL, the sound is excellent, but keep AAC in mind. Previously, I used JBL E45BT, and the sound quality was inferior. The appearance is great, but in my opinion only in blue. Compared to the E45BT, the buttons are very convenient, the pause button is recessed, making it easy to find. Now for the cons: In my opinion, the foldable design is unnecessary. Folding them is inconvenient. If your ear shapes differ, I wouldn't recommend using AAC, as ears may react differently. For me, one feels fine, while the other tingles. There's a strange construction under the mesh. Some triangles with extensions, not sure if it's a defect, but they were very annoying at first. "Soft headband": yes, it's soft but only compresses under pressure, making it a useless feature. And finally, the price. I bought them for 6k, and if I had purchased them 1k cheaper, they would have been priceless. If they were sold for 5k, then we could overlook the shortcomings. Active Noise Cancellation; Playback Time; Wearing Comfort; Sound; Appearance; Convenient Controls. Folding design; Active noise cancellation; Strange construction under the mesh; Headband; Price. |
*Sound - the sound is rich. *Compactness and durability - takes up little space in a bag/backpack. *Battery - lasts long, even with noise cancellation. *Cable - cable is of good quality, but came out of the sheath after six months (maybe due to carelessness). *Microphone - the sound is good, not excellent, but acceptable. *Noise cancellation - masks all extraneous sounds. *Google Assistant - cannot be disabled and it's quite useless. It often interferes when listening to music if you touch the left ear cup (where the touch button is located). *I would also like to note the play in the left ear cup at the point of rotation and extension. It was already present upon purchase (could be a defect, although it was also present on similar headphones in the store). It's not that big of a downside, but keep an eye on it when purchasing. |
Nothing outstanding and that's it. There is a program for managing and updating the firmware, but it’s not a fountain; it requires authorization each time using geolocation. There are practically no settings, don't count on the assistant, it doesn't know or do anything, it's as far from Alisa as it is from China, just as useless as Siri in Russia. About noise cancellation - it's complete nonsense, you can only use it in the subway, where it's impossible to listen without it. Let me explain: when you turn it on, it's like beautyfying acoustic effects, but in reality they just distort songs and their sound with noise cancellation in antiphase, anyone with good hearing won't use noise cancellation. Via cable, the sound is twice as quiet without an amplifier, creaky, and not with metal, but cheap plastic. Not an outstanding model except for the price, but actually the fair price is 2000 because I have Sony WC 400 headphones that can be bought in the store for precisely that price, they sound better, have better noise isolation, better sound quality, more comfortable to wear, and have a week's battery life (with moderate use). Their only downside is that they're vacuum-style, which doesn't suit everyone. |





































