Jbl I have used it. It sounds average.
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Headphones
JBL Tune 770NC Adaptive Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones
Best JBL Mid-Range Over-Ear
The JBL Tune 770NC are mid-range over-ear headphones combining exceptional battery life (70h without ANC), a lightweight 220g frame, and adaptive noise cancellation at $149 CAD — the best lightweight everyday option in JBL's lineup. Available on Amazon.ca (ASIN B0C5F5ZB7L) at around $149 CAD.
7 mentions · 4 threadslast mention Feb 20266.2/ 10
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Score informed by 7 owner mentions across 4 Reddit threads · see every quote ↓
3 positive1 mixed3 negative
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Best JBL Mid-Range Over-Ear
JBL Tune 770NC Adaptive Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones
~$149 CAD est. on Amazon.ca
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Every mention, sourced
Real comments from Reddit, linked to the original thread. Nothing paraphrased.
using since last years september and logtime on phone is 2100 hours (not including TV and laptop usage), using custom equaliser according to my taste these mofos sound better than any other headphones available in same range
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I couldn't with clear conscience recomment those based on my experience.
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Don't get the jbl, you'll be very dissapponted I would say the best one from the list is definately sony because I own a pair and they sound f****** beautiful
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I have used it for calls and meetings in noisy conditions and no one ever told me that I'm not audible or my audio is not clear
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Just got this as a gift. Read review before opening. Thanks. Looks like this will get the job done. A solid 8/10 in your opinion I guess which is decent for the process.
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These sound good but required eq as out of the box it sounded mid.
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✅ What Works
- Battery life draws the strongest praise of any theme — one owner logs over 2,100 hours of use
- Call/mic quality holds up in noisy conditions per multiple owners
- Custom EQ tuning wins over at least one owner comparing it to pricier alternatives
⚠️ Worth Knowing
- Stock sound quality is called merely "average" without EQ adjustment by more than one owner
- One detailed review raises build-quality concerns serious enough that the reviewer couldn't recommend it in good conscience — worth reading before buying
- Split evenly at 3 positive/3 negative of 7 mentions — a genuinely divided picture, not a clear win either way
ClearPick Verdict
The Tune 770NC splits evenly at 3 positive, 3 negative, 1 mixed of 7 mentions. Owners on the positive side report strong battery life, reliable call clarity in noisy conditions, and — with a custom EQ — sound that beats other headphones in the same price bracket. The negative half is mostly comparative rather than defect-driven: owners steering shoppers toward a Sony alternative, or calling the stock sound "average" without EQ adjustment. One detailed negative review does describe build-quality concerns worth reading before buying. Buy it for battery life and call quality at a budget price, especially if you're willing to EQ the sound; read the detailed negative review first if build quality over years of use is your priority.
