The Tune range brings together entry-level headphones from the JBL brand. The Tune 760NC is the bridgehead of this range by offering generous battery life and active noise reduction at a lower cost.
The Tune 760NC is a durable and easy-to-use Bluetooth headset, but it misses the point. Its imprecise sound signature, its anecdotal active noise reduction and its not really universal comfort prevent it from standing out from its many competitors.
Strong points
- Energetic sound signature.
- Generous autonomy.
- Comprehensive, easy-to-access controls.
- Multipoint Bluetooth connection.
Weak points
- Strong coloring and inaccuracies in the sound reproduction.
- Feelings of comfort very dependent on the morphology of the wearer.
- Ineffective active noise reduction.
- Few advanced features (no companion app, no presence detector, etc.).
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Alternatively
The Life Q30 is a nice little surprise. Of course, you shouldn’t expect great experience or stunning design quality from it, however, it fulfills its mission humbly on all terrains and sometimes even offers more than its direct competitors. This is a good starting point at a low price in the jungle of Bluetooth headphones with active noise reduction.