JBL Live 670NC headphones deliver powerful JBL Signature Sound in a comfortable on-ear headband style, featuring True Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient technology, hands-free access to your preferred digital assistant, and up to 65 hours of playtime with speed charge.
JBL Live 670NC headphones deliver powerful JBL Signature Sound in a comfortable on-ear headband style, featuring True Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient technology, hands-free access to your preferred digital assistant, and up to 65 hours of playtime with speed charge.
JBL Live 670NC
JBL Live 670NC headphones deliver powerful JBL Signature Sound in a comfortable on-ear headband style, featuring True Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient technology, hands-free access to your preferred digital assistant, and up to 65 hours of playtime with speed charge.
JBL Live 670NC headphones deliver powerful JBL Signature Sound in a comfortable on-ear headband style, featuring True Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient technology, hands-free access to your preferred digital assistant, and up to 65 hours of playtime with speed charge.
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originally posted on samsung.com
Best ear buds I've ever used, with some initial quality gripes. Adaptive noise cancelling works better than I could have ever imagined. Background noise removal on the mics for phone calls is best in the business. Almost indistinguishable from magic it's that good out-of-the-box. That being said, balancing comfort and getting a good seal is tricky with no room for error. The included eartips come in 3 sizes as usual, but they are one-time use and seem to be impossible to remove without tearing them. So basically the first 2 I tried are destroyed so I'm stuck with an improperly-fitting 3rd size. I'm not the only one either, and Samsung seems to be aware of the problem because once I got to the right rep (that took 3 days of trying of course due to Samsung having the ... MoreBest ear buds I've ever used, with some initial quality gripes. Adaptive noise cancelling works better than I could have ever imagined. Background noise removal on the mics for phone calls is best in the business. Almost indistinguishable from magic it's that good out-of-the-box. That being said, balancing comfort and getting a good seal is tricky with no room for error. The included eartips come in 3 sizes as usual, but they are one-time use and seem to be impossible to remove without tearing them. So basically the first 2 I tried are destroyed so I'm stuck with an improperly-fitting 3rd size. I'm not the only one either, and Samsung seems to be aware of the problem because once I got to the right rep (that took 3 days of trying of course due to Samsung having the worst most infuriating customer service in the business) he was quick to offer me replacement tips at no charge. Samsung will never replace something at no charge unless they are running a cover-up or trying to avoid getting sued. They'd rather spend $1000 spitting in a customer's face than $1 to make a customer happy normally. Unfortunately, I was told it would be at least several weeks before my replacement order is even processed. So for the time being, I have very little enjoyment of these things. Otherwise, the controls are difficult compared to the previous Buds2 Pro. Pinching the stem to stop or start playback takes a dozen tries to get the gesture right, and the response time is so high that typically when I do get it right, I've already done it a second time and undid the previous command without realizing it. Volume gesture is good though, allowing both volume up and volume down on ONE earbud unlike the previous iteration. I think these have a bright future once they get the kinks worked out.
originally posted on samsung.com
I upgraded from Galaxy Buds Pro to Galaxy Buds Pro 3 (Great return value for my Buds Pro $100). I loved my buds pro, but had a few issues with it, like it slipping out of my ear if my head was sideways and having a hard time answering or hanging up on calls using the headset. Both those issues were fixed with this one! It fits very comfortable in my ear(s) and does not shift or slide at all when I tilt my head. I tried to shake my head and do a little run (Very short run, it's to hot), stayed really secure in my ear. The new options available in Galaxy Wearable APP are amazing also, the ability to custom adjust ambient sound by going through essentially a hearing test and it actually working was amazing!! All the settings I played with worked really well. The ... MoreI upgraded from Galaxy Buds Pro to Galaxy Buds Pro 3 (Great return value for my Buds Pro $100). I loved my buds pro, but had a few issues with it, like it slipping out of my ear if my head was sideways and having a hard time answering or hanging up on calls using the headset. Both those issues were fixed with this one! It fits very comfortable in my ear(s) and does not shift or slide at all when I tilt my head. I tried to shake my head and do a little run (Very short run, it's to hot), stayed really secure in my ear. The new options available in Galaxy Wearable APP are amazing also, the ability to custom adjust ambient sound by going through essentially a hearing test and it actually working was amazing!! All the settings I played with worked really well. The ability to answer/hang-up works pretty good now and the additional ability to adjust volume allows me to be way more handsfree with my phone then before. I watched a lot of you tube video reviews and half of the reviewers complained about the triangular shape of the arm being awkward, but I found it very comfortable to pinch and they don't tell you that the unit has a slight click when pressed successfully. The headset did not move on me when I pinched and adjust volume with the headset. I set the LED to blink mode, I'm indifferent between blink and ON, not a fan of fade, more like slow blink then fade.The add-on protective case fits very snug to this unit and definitely feels like it will protect my headsets case really well (really well), does not add much mass to the unit as a whole. It does have a small gap in the back to allow the covers joints to move, I imagine over time dust can collect in that area and need me to remove the charger from the case to clean after time, not a deal breaker however. It would have been nice if the protective cover increased it's IP rating, especially for the high price there asking for (I got the protective case as a bonus free add-on, I would not have paid $30 for it). FYI: The protective case top cap hinges are plastic instead of metal pins.Since I purchased this pre-release, I can expect new updates and improvement for a long time!I have only had this unit for 1 week, so no comment on long term use or reliability, except to say my Buds Pro are pretty much like new 3.6 years later
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Let me start by saying JBL never ceases to amaze me with their cutting edge pairing of sound and technology! At first glance, one could assume these headphones are like any other pair, but I beg to differ. The headphones themselves are among top of the line in terms of sound for their price range, but the fun doesn’t stop there – the ‘JBL Headphones’ app brings these headphones to new life and I highly recommend using these with the app to really get the experience of their true power.Upon unboxing, I found this lightweight pair of headphones in a soft, mesh bag convenient for carrying and keeping them safe for travel. Included in the box was a 10 inch USB to USB-C charging cable, a 4 ft. aux cable, and a Quick Start Guide. I do wish the charging cable was a ... MoreLet me start by saying JBL never ceases to amaze me with their cutting edge pairing of sound and technology! At first glance, one could assume these headphones are like any other pair, but I beg to differ. The headphones themselves are among top of the line in terms of sound for their price range, but the fun doesn’t stop there – the ‘JBL Headphones’ app brings these headphones to new life and I highly recommend using these with the app to really get the experience of their true power.Upon unboxing, I found this lightweight pair of headphones in a soft, mesh bag convenient for carrying and keeping them safe for travel. Included in the box was a 10 inch USB to USB-C charging cable, a 4 ft. aux cable, and a Quick Start Guide. I do wish the charging cable was a little longer, but it’s not the end of the world. The Quick Start Guide walks you through all uses and functions and it has a QR code you can use to download JBL’s free JBL Headphones app which is available on both Apple and Android.My first impression on seeing the headphones was that they have a nice appearance and a soft over-the-head material. The ear cups are soft, yet a bit small for my ears as I normally prefer larger cups to cover the full exterior of my ears. Putting them on, though – they feel comfortable. Inside the ear cups, there’s a L/R labeling to identify the proper direction to wear them. All buttons/switches are on the right ear as the left side has only the port for power charging. The right side has the Power switch, Volume up/down buttons, a Pause button, a Bluetooth Pairing button and an Ambience button used to enable the function to hear your surroundings. The outside shell of the right ear cup appears exactly like the outside shell of the left ear cup, but the right side is indeed a tap-able button that can be used to access your Voice Assistant like “Alexa” or “Hey Google.” A feature in the app named Gestures allows for you to customize button controls to your preference which is pretty cool.The Bluetooth pairing process is very quick and simple; I had no trouble finding it on my devices list. Before downloading the app, I listened to a song to hear their general sound and found it to be a fair sound with decent bass, good mids and clear highs for enjoyable listening. I enjoy listening to music loud and I think their default max volume is reasonable for not busting your ear drums.After getting a feel for their natural sound, I went ahead and downloaded the app and was blown away at the number of features available to me. In all, there are currently 15 features within the app that transform these headphones from good to great. This is where the real magic begins.For starters, you can see the headphones’ battery percentage at the top of the screen once you’re in the app. I’ve listened for a fair amount of hours over a number of days since getting this pair and my battery is currently only at 70% and I have yet to have to charge them. On the box, it says that 5 minutes of charging time = 4 hours of music playback – which I find quite amazing.Next, the app gives you three different modes for Ambient Sound Control. There’s: (1) Noise Cancelling, (2) Ambient Aware, and (3) TalkThru. If you toggle between them in a room of silence, you seem to notice almost no change, yet you’ll be surprised to find that each mode impressively allows you to hear what’s happening outside of the headphones covering your ears. With Noise Cancelling, these headphones are good with blocking outside sounds. With Ambient Aware, you begin to pick up on subtle sounds like the snapping of your finger or typing on a keyboard. With TalkThru, you can hear yourself coming thru the headphones if you wanted to have a conversation without taking them off. I love this feature because you don’t have to take them off or remove one ear to hear what’s happening around you – and the beauty of this feature is that all three modes work while listening to music without interfering with the sound quality of the song. Quite impressive! There’s a setting called VoiceAware that ties into this feature as you can control the volume of how much you’re able to hear in the Ambient Aware and TalkThru modes.There’s a feature called Personi-Fi which is a feature that allows you to do an ear test which determines how well each of your ears hears certain frequencies, and the results of your left ear test VS your right ear test then tells the app which frequencies you may need boosted or compensated in your left/right ear so that you’re able to listen to custom-tailored and fine-tuned balanced music. If this alone doesn’t make these spectacular, I don’t know what does.The app has a 10-band EQ control where you can use a genre-based preset, or create and customize your own. There are 6 presets available and you can create multiple presets of your own as well. As an avid music listener as well as an Audio Mixing Engineer, this feature seals the deal for me.There are two features that, while different, help to boost and limit songs in terms of EQ and compression as needed to maintain a nice overall balance. There’s “Low Volume EQ” and there’s “Personal Sound Amplification”. I find these useful when listening to songs released pre-90’s as many older songs were not balanced from start to end based on how they were mastered.A really cool feature is the Spacial Sound feature which takes stereo recordings to another level by enhancing and expanding the width of a song. I like this because it allows you to hear a song in a more surround type of way similar to Dolby. Nice.There’s a Smart Audio & Video setting which I have yet to properly test as I rarely watch movies or shows on the phone I used to test these out – but I have no doubt that this feature comes in handy for the scenario between listening VS watching something.You are able to control whether music continues playing or whether it pauses when you take your headphones off, which I like that ability to control. At the top of the app, there’s a Power button you can tap to turn the power off without having to physically touch the power switch on the headphones. Additionally, there’s an Auto Power Off feature that you can set to 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours.There is a Left/Right Sound Balance feature where, if you wanted to, you can adjust to hear music more out of one side or the other. Normally, I wouldn’t find such a feature needed for recreational listening, but at my job I have more people to me on my right side than my left, so this would come in handy for me in that way so that I don’t miss someone speaking to me because I have my music going. There’s also a Max Volume Limiter you can adjust so that the loudest volume never goes beyond a certain amount. Definitely helpful for keeping your ear drums protected.You’ll find that the app also gives you access to Voice Assistant settings where you can select your preferred speaking language. I’m not much in to Voice Assistants, so I didn’t test this feature, though I’m certain others would find it very useful.And finally for the app, it has Support for things like Product Help or if you need to Reset the app to Factory Settings.I also tested these headphones during a few phone calls and the quality is top-notch. I can hear others perfectly and was told that I sound crystal clear on their end.Literally the only thing I can say that was not ideal for me is that the headphones began to feel uncomfortable after wearing them between 30-45 minutes. I think if the ear cups were larger that this wouldn’t be an issue as I have a different pair of JBL headphones with larger cups that I can wear for hours on end without discomfort. This would be the only thing negative that I can say about these.All in all, though – these headphones are really amazing and considering the sound quality and the great features by the app’s control, these could honestly sell for much more. Definitely a pair I would recommend to others.
JBL Live 670NC, JBL Signature Sound and Surround Sound, Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio Supported (*), True Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient,
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JBL Live670nc Black Headphones - Cordless
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JBL Live 670NC Wireless Headphones, 40mm Driver Size, Bluetooth 5.3 Connectivity, True Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Built-In Microphone, Signature Sound
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Best ear buds I've ever used, with some initial quality gripes. Adaptive noise cancelling works better than I could have ever imagined. Background noise removal on the mics for phone calls is best in the business. Almost indistinguishable from magic it's that good out-of-the-box. That being said, balancing comfort and getting a good seal is tricky with no room for error. The included eartips come in 3 sizes as usual, but they are one-time use and seem to be impossible to remove without tearing them. So basically the first 2 I tried are destroyed so I'm stuck with an improperly-fitting 3rd size. I'm not the only one either, and Samsung seems to be aware of the problem because once I got to the right rep (that took 3 days of trying of course due to Samsung having the ... MoreBest ear buds I've ever used, with some initial quality gripes. Adaptive noise cancelling works better than I could have ever imagined. Background noise removal on the mics for phone calls is best in the business. Almost indistinguishable from magic it's that good out-of-the-box. That being said, balancing comfort and getting a good seal is tricky with no room for error. The included eartips come in 3 sizes as usual, but they are one-time use and seem to be impossible to remove without tearing them. So basically the first 2 I tried are destroyed so I'm stuck with an improperly-fitting 3rd size. I'm not the only one either, and Samsung seems to be aware of the problem because once I got to the right rep (that took 3 days of trying of course due to Samsung having the worst most infuriating customer service in the business) he was quick to offer me replacement tips at no charge. Samsung will never replace something at no charge unless they are running a cover-up or trying to avoid getting sued. They'd rather spend $1000 spitting in a customer's face than $1 to make a customer happy normally. Unfortunately, I was told it would be at least several weeks before my replacement order is even processed. So for the time being, I have very little enjoyment of these things. Otherwise, the controls are difficult compared to the previous Buds2 Pro. Pinching the stem to stop or start playback takes a dozen tries to get the gesture right, and the response time is so high that typically when I do get it right, I've already done it a second time and undid the previous command without realizing it. Volume gesture is good though, allowing both volume up and volume down on ONE earbud unlike the previous iteration. I think these have a bright future once they get the kinks worked out.
I upgraded from Galaxy Buds Pro to Galaxy Buds Pro 3 (Great return value for my Buds Pro $100). I loved my buds pro, but had a few issues with it, like it slipping out of my ear if my head was sideways and having a hard time answering or hanging up on calls using the headset. Both those issues were fixed with this one! It fits very comfortable in my ear(s) and does not shift or slide at all when I tilt my head. I tried to shake my head and do a little run (Very short run, it's to hot), stayed really secure in my ear. The new options available in Galaxy Wearable APP are amazing also, the ability to custom adjust ambient sound by going through essentially a hearing test and it actually working was amazing!! All the settings I played with worked really well. The ... MoreI upgraded from Galaxy Buds Pro to Galaxy Buds Pro 3 (Great return value for my Buds Pro $100). I loved my buds pro, but had a few issues with it, like it slipping out of my ear if my head was sideways and having a hard time answering or hanging up on calls using the headset. Both those issues were fixed with this one! It fits very comfortable in my ear(s) and does not shift or slide at all when I tilt my head. I tried to shake my head and do a little run (Very short run, it's to hot), stayed really secure in my ear. The new options available in Galaxy Wearable APP are amazing also, the ability to custom adjust ambient sound by going through essentially a hearing test and it actually working was amazing!! All the settings I played with worked really well. The ability to answer/hang-up works pretty good now and the additional ability to adjust volume allows me to be way more handsfree with my phone then before. I watched a lot of you tube video reviews and half of the reviewers complained about the triangular shape of the arm being awkward, but I found it very comfortable to pinch and they don't tell you that the unit has a slight click when pressed successfully. The headset did not move on me when I pinched and adjust volume with the headset. I set the LED to blink mode, I'm indifferent between blink and ON, not a fan of fade, more like slow blink then fade.The add-on protective case fits very snug to this unit and definitely feels like it will protect my headsets case really well (really well), does not add much mass to the unit as a whole. It does have a small gap in the back to allow the covers joints to move, I imagine over time dust can collect in that area and need me to remove the charger from the case to clean after time, not a deal breaker however. It would have been nice if the protective cover increased it's IP rating, especially for the high price there asking for (I got the protective case as a bonus free add-on, I would not have paid $30 for it). FYI: The protective case top cap hinges are plastic instead of metal pins.Since I purchased this pre-release, I can expect new updates and improvement for a long time!I have only had this unit for 1 week, so no comment on long term use or reliability, except to say my Buds Pro are pretty much like new 3.6 years later
Let me start by saying JBL never ceases to amaze me with their cutting edge pairing of sound and technology! At first glance, one could assume these headphones are like any other pair, but I beg to differ. The headphones themselves are among top of the line in terms of sound for their price range, but the fun doesn’t stop there – the ‘JBL Headphones’ app brings these headphones to new life and I highly recommend using these with the app to really get the experience of their true power.Upon unboxing, I found this lightweight pair of headphones in a soft, mesh bag convenient for carrying and keeping them safe for travel. Included in the box was a 10 inch USB to USB-C charging cable, a 4 ft. aux cable, and a Quick Start Guide. I do wish the charging cable was a ... MoreLet me start by saying JBL never ceases to amaze me with their cutting edge pairing of sound and technology! At first glance, one could assume these headphones are like any other pair, but I beg to differ. The headphones themselves are among top of the line in terms of sound for their price range, but the fun doesn’t stop there – the ‘JBL Headphones’ app brings these headphones to new life and I highly recommend using these with the app to really get the experience of their true power.Upon unboxing, I found this lightweight pair of headphones in a soft, mesh bag convenient for carrying and keeping them safe for travel. Included in the box was a 10 inch USB to USB-C charging cable, a 4 ft. aux cable, and a Quick Start Guide. I do wish the charging cable was a little longer, but it’s not the end of the world. The Quick Start Guide walks you through all uses and functions and it has a QR code you can use to download JBL’s free JBL Headphones app which is available on both Apple and Android.My first impression on seeing the headphones was that they have a nice appearance and a soft over-the-head material. The ear cups are soft, yet a bit small for my ears as I normally prefer larger cups to cover the full exterior of my ears. Putting them on, though – they feel comfortable. Inside the ear cups, there’s a L/R labeling to identify the proper direction to wear them. All buttons/switches are on the right ear as the left side has only the port for power charging. The right side has the Power switch, Volume up/down buttons, a Pause button, a Bluetooth Pairing button and an Ambience button used to enable the function to hear your surroundings. The outside shell of the right ear cup appears exactly like the outside shell of the left ear cup, but the right side is indeed a tap-able button that can be used to access your Voice Assistant like “Alexa” or “Hey Google.” A feature in the app named Gestures allows for you to customize button controls to your preference which is pretty cool.The Bluetooth pairing process is very quick and simple; I had no trouble finding it on my devices list. Before downloading the app, I listened to a song to hear their general sound and found it to be a fair sound with decent bass, good mids and clear highs for enjoyable listening. I enjoy listening to music loud and I think their default max volume is reasonable for not busting your ear drums.After getting a feel for their natural sound, I went ahead and downloaded the app and was blown away at the number of features available to me. In all, there are currently 15 features within the app that transform these headphones from good to great. This is where the real magic begins.For starters, you can see the headphones’ battery percentage at the top of the screen once you’re in the app. I’ve listened for a fair amount of hours over a number of days since getting this pair and my battery is currently only at 70% and I have yet to have to charge them. On the box, it says that 5 minutes of charging time = 4 hours of music playback – which I find quite amazing.Next, the app gives you three different modes for Ambient Sound Control. There’s: (1) Noise Cancelling, (2) Ambient Aware, and (3) TalkThru. If you toggle between them in a room of silence, you seem to notice almost no change, yet you’ll be surprised to find that each mode impressively allows you to hear what’s happening outside of the headphones covering your ears. With Noise Cancelling, these headphones are good with blocking outside sounds. With Ambient Aware, you begin to pick up on subtle sounds like the snapping of your finger or typing on a keyboard. With TalkThru, you can hear yourself coming thru the headphones if you wanted to have a conversation without taking them off. I love this feature because you don’t have to take them off or remove one ear to hear what’s happening around you – and the beauty of this feature is that all three modes work while listening to music without interfering with the sound quality of the song. Quite impressive! There’s a setting called VoiceAware that ties into this feature as you can control the volume of how much you’re able to hear in the Ambient Aware and TalkThru modes.There’s a feature called Personi-Fi which is a feature that allows you to do an ear test which determines how well each of your ears hears certain frequencies, and the results of your left ear test VS your right ear test then tells the app which frequencies you may need boosted or compensated in your left/right ear so that you’re able to listen to custom-tailored and fine-tuned balanced music. If this alone doesn’t make these spectacular, I don’t know what does.The app has a 10-band EQ control where you can use a genre-based preset, or create and customize your own. There are 6 presets available and you can create multiple presets of your own as well. As an avid music listener as well as an Audio Mixing Engineer, this feature seals the deal for me.There are two features that, while different, help to boost and limit songs in terms of EQ and compression as needed to maintain a nice overall balance. There’s “Low Volume EQ” and there’s “Personal Sound Amplification”. I find these useful when listening to songs released pre-90’s as many older songs were not balanced from start to end based on how they were mastered.A really cool feature is the Spacial Sound feature which takes stereo recordings to another level by enhancing and expanding the width of a song. I like this because it allows you to hear a song in a more surround type of way similar to Dolby. Nice.There’s a Smart Audio & Video setting which I have yet to properly test as I rarely watch movies or shows on the phone I used to test these out – but I have no doubt that this feature comes in handy for the scenario between listening VS watching something.You are able to control whether music continues playing or whether it pauses when you take your headphones off, which I like that ability to control. At the top of the app, there’s a Power button you can tap to turn the power off without having to physically touch the power switch on the headphones. Additionally, there’s an Auto Power Off feature that you can set to 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours.There is a Left/Right Sound Balance feature where, if you wanted to, you can adjust to hear music more out of one side or the other. Normally, I wouldn’t find such a feature needed for recreational listening, but at my job I have more people to me on my right side than my left, so this would come in handy for me in that way so that I don’t miss someone speaking to me because I have my music going. There’s also a Max Volume Limiter you can adjust so that the loudest volume never goes beyond a certain amount. Definitely helpful for keeping your ear drums protected.You’ll find that the app also gives you access to Voice Assistant settings where you can select your preferred speaking language. I’m not much in to Voice Assistants, so I didn’t test this feature, though I’m certain others would find it very useful.And finally for the app, it has Support for things like Product Help or if you need to Reset the app to Factory Settings.I also tested these headphones during a few phone calls and the quality is top-notch. I can hear others perfectly and was told that I sound crystal clear on their end.Literally the only thing I can say that was not ideal for me is that the headphones began to feel uncomfortable after wearing them between 30-45 minutes. I think if the ear cups were larger that this wouldn’t be an issue as I have a different pair of JBL headphones with larger cups that I can wear for hours on end without discomfort. This would be the only thing negative that I can say about these.All in all, though – these headphones are really amazing and considering the sound quality and the great features by the app’s control, these could honestly sell for much more. Definitely a pair I would recommend to others.
I normally don't do reviews so I am not an expert or an Audio expert. These are my first ANC earbuds(headphones) so I can't compare these to the Buds2 Pro or other headphones with ANC. I bought these for the ANC(Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation) features which work to lessen the background noise. When listening to music or watching Movies you shouldn't be able to here any background sound. I tried them without music if I could here my Tower fan or air-condition. When I put The Tower fan on highspeed, the noise is completely removed while the noisy air-condition is lessen without music or watching movies. When watching Movies or playing Music it's completely removed. I also tried these while playing music using my Samsung Phone FE and turn up the volume on my TV to ... MoreI normally don't do reviews so I am not an expert or an Audio expert. These are my first ANC earbuds(headphones) so I can't compare these to the Buds2 Pro or other headphones with ANC. I bought these for the ANC(Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation) features which work to lessen the background noise. When listening to music or watching Movies you shouldn't be able to here any background sound. I tried them without music if I could here my Tower fan or air-condition. When I put The Tower fan on highspeed, the noise is completely removed while the noisy air-condition is lessen without music or watching movies. When watching Movies or playing Music it's completely removed. I also tried these while playing music using my Samsung Phone FE and turn up the volume on my TV to test the noise level if I could here anything on the TV with Active noise Cancelling turned on. I couldn't here what was on the TV even when I turn it up to 30-50 volume. I didn't have any issue with removing the ear tips as others but I can understand their concerns because the tips are thin especially for the price. Samsung has instructions and video on how to change the ear tips in the Product Support area at the bottom of the page (search: "How to change the tips on your Galaxy Buds3 Pro". I didn't search for this until after as I said I didn't have anything issue. I think if you know how to change regular ear tips you shouldn't have issues changing but think it's probably do to the design that some may find it difficult.Con: Battery drains fast even with ANC off, The case is suppose to provide more hours.Can be a bit comfortable, Ear tips can tear if not careful.Pro: Great sound, ANC(Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation) works surprising good and does make a difference, charging case can charge buds outside of charging the case itself if fully charged or partially charged case. I can here clear when taking calls. I have my phone set to automatic switch to ambient sound when I get a calls if using the buds.Note for Samsung Please but labels to verify the reviews such as [verified Purchased] and if people bought the item from Samsung .com.Note for people who're returning a damage product you can't expect Samsung to send out a New Product or Replacement until they get the return damage Product. I am writing this note because I am sick of seeing people down rating products saying how they had to send something back and why can't Samsung just send out a replacement or NEW Product. Also for people saying they never received the Buds3 pro do to delivery Pre-Order issues if you never received them how can rate them a 1 Star if you never used them. Samsung need to remove these people if they are not verified as a buyer. if they are verified buyers then they should remove their 1 star rating after getting their buds. If they return them their previous 1 star rating need to also removed because they no longer have the buds. Even better if the 1 Star rating is still there after returning a note should be put that they were returned.Remember you have to return the Damage item or Unit. I had once had to return two TVs. The first TV was defected with lines. Lucky it was still under warranty. Samsung did have an Communication issues saying they were going to repair the TV but it turn out they didn't have the part as they thought previously so I got a refund after sending the TV back and bought another TV. The Replacement TV that I bought was Damaged do to delivery. So a Samsung Truck pick up the damage unit and the box with it. I did have a Successful Second delivery without damage because Two guys instead of One showed up. So don't just give up if you have a damage, defected item, Unit and don't throw out the box out right after because you may need this if you need to return it.
Out of the box, the connection process was very simple using the quick connect feature on Android. Once paired I found the sound quality to be a bit underwhelming and a bit average for the price point. However, once I had downloaded the JBL app from the play store and configured the EQ and surround sound I was much happier with the quality of sound produced. You can also use the Personal-Fi option and go through the simple but slightly tedious 18 step process to adapt the sound stage specifically to your hearing.Being able to swap between two devices via Bluetooth is very handy. The option to use a 3.5mm audio jack is also very nice. Especially the increased audio quality that comes along with it. I was reading the quick start guide and found that you can use some ... MoreOut of the box, the connection process was very simple using the quick connect feature on Android. Once paired I found the sound quality to be a bit underwhelming and a bit average for the price point. However, once I had downloaded the JBL app from the play store and configured the EQ and surround sound I was much happier with the quality of sound produced. You can also use the Personal-Fi option and go through the simple but slightly tedious 18 step process to adapt the sound stage specifically to your hearing.Being able to swap between two devices via Bluetooth is very handy. The option to use a 3.5mm audio jack is also very nice. Especially the increased audio quality that comes along with it. I was reading the quick start guide and found that you can use some of the features such as noise cancelling alongside the use of the 3.5mm jack, if you also turn the headphones on while plugged in. This is quite a nice combination as I have tried different headphones before in which only allow you to use one feature or the other at any single time.I know on-ear headphones are not everyone's preference but I found these to be quite comfortable and not exert a lot of pressure onto your ears, while maintaining enough clamping pressure to not easily fall off your head.The JBL app had a surprisingly large number of features, including Ambient Sound Control, Personal-Fi, EQ settings, Low Volume Dynamic EQ, Spatial Sound, Gesture Customisation (For buttons and side taps), VoiceAware, Smart Audio & Video, Auto Play/Pause, Personal Sound Amplification, L/R balance, Voice Assistant, Voice Prompts, Max Volume Limiter and Auto Power Off.Something else to point out is that there is no plastic inside the box, all the packaging is cardboard or a cardboard derivative, which is nice to see. Included in the box is a 3.5mm jack cable and a USB-A to USB-C which is nice, however the USB cable is extremely short, to the point that you wouldn't be able to use it from a normal wall plug without having something to rest the headphones on.Overall I am extremely happy with these headphones, definitely would recommend.
These on-ear wireless noise-cancelling headphones are pretty great. One of the biggest things that stands out from other wireless headphones I have used is that, so far, the battery life is incredible. Sometimes I can go all week on one charge.I use these at work on my computer and when the office get’s too hectic, I can turn on the noise cancelling to block out all the distractions. They work seamlessly between listening to music and using them as a headset for virtual meetings. Probably my favorite feature is that the Tune 670nc can Bluetooth connect to multiple devices at the same time. Having my phone connected while I am working on the computer is a real game-changer.You can control the TUNE 670nc’s settings, features, and volume seamlessly though the JBL ... MoreThese on-ear wireless noise-cancelling headphones are pretty great. One of the biggest things that stands out from other wireless headphones I have used is that, so far, the battery life is incredible. Sometimes I can go all week on one charge.I use these at work on my computer and when the office get’s too hectic, I can turn on the noise cancelling to block out all the distractions. They work seamlessly between listening to music and using them as a headset for virtual meetings. Probably my favorite feature is that the Tune 670nc can Bluetooth connect to multiple devices at the same time. Having my phone connected while I am working on the computer is a real game-changer.You can control the TUNE 670nc’s settings, features, and volume seamlessly though the JBL app. I found it very easy to setup and customize the settings to my liking.The headset is lightweight and conveniently folds flat and compact so it doest take up much space in my bag. The ear cups are very plush, soft and comfortable even for longer listening, but the outer material used seems very thin and delicate. I am concerned with the long-term durability of this, although they have held up nicely so far.As far as sound, these are pleasantly enjoyable. The bass is very rich, warm, and smooth while the treble is extremely clear and crispy. It is impressive how JBL has been able to blend the two profiles together creating such a rich experience for smaller style on-ear headphones with the TUNE 670nc.Now after saying how great these sound, my only real complaint is that I can’t get enough! Normally these are plenty loud, especially for casual listening, but sometimes I wish I could turn them up more.Overall, the TUNE 670nc's are very enjoyable and have some great features that make them very useful for everyday listening.
I really enjoy the sound quality of these headphones, in addition to their charge time and capacity. The ability to charge wirelessly and to find using location is a plus. However, these appear to be made for people with "normal" ears in mind. Where with my first gen Galaxy Buds, I can just pop them in my ears and go, these take a significant amount of adjusting upon insertion, especially in my left ear where I have a mole on the outer part of my ear. I have "pokey" ears (think "Dopey" from Snow White), and the bulk of these makes them difficult to place properly. In addition to that, I find that the soft cushion suctions itself to the earpiece itself when inserted, and takes a moment or two to pop itself back out, which also makes placement awkward and potentially ... MoreI really enjoy the sound quality of these headphones, in addition to their charge time and capacity. The ability to charge wirelessly and to find using location is a plus. However, these appear to be made for people with "normal" ears in mind. Where with my first gen Galaxy Buds, I can just pop them in my ears and go, these take a significant amount of adjusting upon insertion, especially in my left ear where I have a mole on the outer part of my ear. I have "pokey" ears (think "Dopey" from Snow White), and the bulk of these makes them difficult to place properly. In addition to that, I find that the soft cushion suctions itself to the earpiece itself when inserted, and takes a moment or two to pop itself back out, which also makes placement awkward and potentially time consuming. Samsung must be aware of this, because these are less "excitable" than the older models, and don't act like you're trying to tap or adjust settings when you're really just adjusting the ear piece, which is nice to not hear constant beeping or an accidental opening of an app that I have to go and immediately close. I bit the bullet and purchased these because my first gen headphones' battery case no longer takes a charge, though the headphones still will, and also have connectivity issues. These new ones have alleviated my old problems, but brought along with them some new annoyances. On a last note, the "360 Audio" doesn't seem to have the same sound quality as just allowing a song to play as it normally would. It had a tinny, almost grainy quality, and I have to make sure I have it turned off to properly enjoy music. The ambient sound feature, however, is far superior to the previous model, which I very much appreciate.
I'll start by saying that I was ready to rip these Buds a new one in this review, but after adjusting some of the settings in the Wearable app, I changed my mind.Design: Samsung's design choice with the new Buds3 Pro can be hit or miss for some. Starting with the charging case, I am not too fond of the material used; the Silver paint coating just feels a bit cheap in my opinion, but I did like their use of the clear top cover which is said to be made out of recycled plastic. I feel like they could have incorporated aluminum on the case and on the buds themselves to give a more high quality look and feel. The Blade light is cool though.Functionality: The way the Buds sit in the ear is great and comfortable; there are 0 adjustments I've had to make during my ... MoreI'll start by saying that I was ready to rip these Buds a new one in this review, but after adjusting some of the settings in the Wearable app, I changed my mind.Design: Samsung's design choice with the new Buds3 Pro can be hit or miss for some. Starting with the charging case, I am not too fond of the material used; the Silver paint coating just feels a bit cheap in my opinion, but I did like their use of the clear top cover which is said to be made out of recycled plastic. I feel like they could have incorporated aluminum on the case and on the buds themselves to give a more high quality look and feel. The Blade light is cool though.Functionality: The way the Buds sit in the ear is great and comfortable; there are 0 adjustments I've had to make during my workouts. I do have a issue with the "Blades" (stem), for example, when trying to wipe my face the stem will get caught on my shirt or towel resting on my shoulder. The new pinch function is finicky as well; there have been several instances where I am trying to focus on my workout and change a song via the pinch, but end up pulling out the earbud completely. The stems also make it a little difficult to put back inside the case; that triangle shape is unforgiving and if you put it in the wrong way you'll have to take it out and readjust.Sound Quality: This is where I was going to call the Buds a step backward, but after making adjustments to the Equalizer (Dynamic is the best mode in my opinion, with minor adjustments) I changed my mind. The buds sound fantastic, super clear and crisp, strong bass. Overall, with the right technical adjustments, the Buds provide a cohesive listening experience. The 360 sound mode fell flat for me, if anyone remembers the old mp3 players that had the "Hall" sound option, this is basically what it is.Active Noise Cancellation: The active noise cancellation is a little disappointing; it was way better on the previous Buds2 Pro. But overall it will suffice, and I must say, the ambient sound mode on these is great; the weightlessness of the Buds combined with the ambient sound make it feel so natural, where as the Buds2 Pro made it obvious that sound was being pumped in.Battery Life: Using these for roughly an hour a day for 3 days and the charging case is at 63%, seems a little low in my opinion, and this was with the Blade lights turned off (I couldn't figure out how to turn them on), but now I suspect battery life will be lower with them turned on. One thing I liked about the Buds2 Pro is that they could last well over a week, even when the charging case was dead.Overall, the Buds3 Pro provide a decent upgrade coming from the Buds2 Pro, are they groundbreaking? Definitely not, but they do provide good looks and great sound.
I've had these headphones for about a month and I'm really enjoying them so far. Initially didn't like the way the headphones felt on my ears, they felt too small. I had never used on ear before, so the fit was different than I expected. But after using them for more time, they got more comfortable. Still not the most comfortable set of headphones I've worn, but better than I Initially expected.What I have really enjoyed, so far, is the great sound from these headphones. Additionally, the noise canceling works very well. I wore them while mowing my lawn, and the noise canceling did a great job of minimizing the sound from the mower, allowing me to enjoy my music without having to turn it up extremely loud.I have been very impressed by the battery life. I used ... MoreI've had these headphones for about a month and I'm really enjoying them so far. Initially didn't like the way the headphones felt on my ears, they felt too small. I had never used on ear before, so the fit was different than I expected. But after using them for more time, they got more comfortable. Still not the most comfortable set of headphones I've worn, but better than I Initially expected.What I have really enjoyed, so far, is the great sound from these headphones. Additionally, the noise canceling works very well. I wore them while mowing my lawn, and the noise canceling did a great job of minimizing the sound from the mower, allowing me to enjoy my music without having to turn it up extremely loud.I have been very impressed by the battery life. I used them regularly for over a week and still had over 50% battery life left. I haven't had an opportunity to test if I can get three hours of listening time with only five minutes of charge time, as advertised, but I would believe it based on the battery life I've experienced.I travel a lot for work, so I am liking their compact design that has been great for traveling because they don't take up much space in my carry-on. I also appreciate the auxiliary cable that comes with the headphones, so I can use the headphones with onboard entertainment systems on some flights.I easily integrating the headphones with Google Assistant. But more than Google Assistant, I really enjoy using them with the JBL app, giving me the ability to adjust more advanced settings (voice aware, equalizer, turning ambient aware, and noise canceling on and off).One final perk is, with the solid noise cancelling, I am able to use the product to listen to my own music or audiobooks while my kids are watching a movie or show.
The worst noise canceling you will ever experience on a set of headphones. It's non-existent it's better to have noise canceling turned off you'll hear less noise. Noise canceling literally amplifies things. When you're walking you can hear your feet on the floor better with noise canceling on then you can with the headphones in off. I didn't think I drug my feet and I don't I can just hear them with noise canceling on. And you'll get all kinds of crazy pops and clicks and snaps and whips and constant white noise The white noise never stops. You'll think you're crazy if you have noise canceling on The sounds will just be throwing you off. I constantly cycle through the sound settings when I have noise canceling on because I think that it's in active amplifying mode ... MoreThe worst noise canceling you will ever experience on a set of headphones. It's non-existent it's better to have noise canceling turned off you'll hear less noise. Noise canceling literally amplifies things. When you're walking you can hear your feet on the floor better with noise canceling on then you can with the headphones in off. I didn't think I drug my feet and I don't I can just hear them with noise canceling on. And you'll get all kinds of crazy pops and clicks and snaps and whips and constant white noise The white noise never stops. You'll think you're crazy if you have noise canceling on The sounds will just be throwing you off. I constantly cycle through the sound settings when I have noise canceling on because I think that it's in active amplifying mode but it's not it's just bad noise canceling. It's so bad. I just never heard the fan in the bathroom until I walked into the bathroom with the noise canceling on and all of a sudden it's like there's a b in my ear. I can't say enough about how bad these are. I tried using them while mowing the lawn and weed whacking and weed whacking was an extremely bad idea every time the weed wacker hits something it sounds like you're taking gunshots in your ears. The popping over and over is like firecrackers. I swear I've heard a conversation through a wall in a shop with noise canceling on. Couldn't tell exactly what they were saying but I could tell they were having a conversation. When I take the headphones out of my ears I couldn't even tell they were having a conversation. But I could tell they were having a conversation with noise canceling on because noise canceling was giving me a counter noise to their voice that sounded like their voice but it was not their voice it was just a weird noise to counter their voice that really wasn't very loud behind that wall.
