Questions & Answers
- Model:
- JBLLIVE650BTNCUAM
- |
- SKU:
- 6339237
Highly rated by customers for: Sound Quality, Comfort, Battery Life
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Q: QuestionDoes anyone know the number of the size adapter that attaches to the headphones? It is smaller than the typical attachment. And also if there is an extension cord with both size adapters?
Asked by Myself.
- A:Answer Our JBL Tune 650BTNC can be used with a wired 3.5 mm aux cable. You can charge the unit using any power adapter fit with the USB cable. If you need more help, please reach out to us here: https://www.jbl.com/support-contact.html.
Answered by JBL Support

Q: QuestionHow do I add more bass to these headphones?
Asked by Sasha.
- A:Answer Hi Sasha, thanks for reaching out. The bass level of our headphones have been developed to deliver a powerful bass sound. To get more bass out of it you can use your music players equalizer setting to set the bass level to your preferred choice
Answered by JBL Support

Q: QuestionIs the battery replaceable? If not, how many hours of use can I expect before it no longer holds a 1hr charge? At that time, is it a throw away? If not, how can I still use bluetooth and noise cancellation?
Asked by Ervjr.
- A:Answer First of all, we are in the 21st century - in case you missed it. Specifically, 2019. Companies don't build "replaceable" battery things. They want you to buy the stuff again once the battery is dead. Second, chances are the battery will outlast the headphone itself because the material the headphone is made of will degrade sooner. Now onto the fun part. "How many hours of use can I expect before it no longer holds a 1 hour charge". I can see science is not your strongest side. If the max number of hours you can get out of it is about 20 hours (with NC on), then how many hours do you think you can listen to (out of the 20) before the battery holds not more than 1 hour of charge? See, this is why you need to pay attention in school as opposed to playing with your iPhone. I could tell you the answer but it involves multivariable calculus, binomial theory, and the Plank Constant, and judging by the question, I think it will be over your head a little...
Answered by Pinto
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