Shane
Go large on HQ audio with JBL’s new JBL Live 770NC over the head headphones.
Tipped on the bigger side of life, the JBL Live 770NC’s pack a punch and then some with booming bass and detailed highs.
Featuring the dual connectivity you can connect these up to more than one device. This is a feature of JBL’s headsets that I absolutely love.
In my house I have a few devices that can rock a playlist, so for me a headset that I can instantly pick up and play without needing to disconnect just to connect to something else is more than convenience. It’s a necessity.
JBL has added Spatial Sound to their buds and headphones for the past few models and this has not escaped the Live 770NC’s.
Spatial Sound gives you an arena or concert hall like virtual atmosphere. It is of course optional and can be toggled on or off via the JBL Live app for iOS and Android.
It’s also within this app you can preset and customize your audio to your liking, as well as turn off (or on) Noise Canceling – which by the way is top shelf.
Even in the noisiest environment such as the CBD all environmental clutter and chaos is totally filtered out.
This also works with hands free calling. This is done via built-in AI, the JBL Live 770NC will adapt its noise cancelation via the noise pollution it detects.
Each ear cup speaker is powered by 400mm drivers ensuring high performance and crispy audio. You also have basic tactile button controls on the headset.
Battery wise, the JBL Live 770NC is unbeatable.
To preserve your battery, the headset will play and pause when you place on or off. This said, the Live 770NC has around 50 hours of continuous use from a full charge, or 65 hours if you do not use Noise Canceling.
Making it perfect for long trips or even just use for a few hours over the course of a week and a bit.
I’ve connected up the Live 770NC to both an iOS and Android device and well over a week in, almost two, I still do not need to charge with around 67% remaining and being used for 3 – 5 hours per day on either device.
The JBL Live 770NC packs a lot but doesn’t come with a high price tag. Not at all. Just over a couple of hundred dollars this epic headset is going to see you right for extended periods of media streaming, playlist rocking and even gaming.
