Customer Ratings & Reviews

My nephew loves these and they have stood up well over time! Also buys the insurance policy for peace of mind!

I have tried different types of headphones the these were the best one of them all, The jbl were not over price and to to much bass.

Great quality! These have outperformed the Beats by leaps and bounds!

Absolutely love the BOSE over the JBL quite a difference would not save money over the quality

I am not an audio type person. So if you are looking to see how these compare to some other pair in sound; how good is the bass, I can't help I'm afraid. I can tell you though the battery life on these is amazing. I've been using them for a week at least a few hours a day and have yet to charge them. That is great in my opinion its nice to have great battery life for the headphones. As I said, I'm not a sound guy, but the sound I do hear is loud and clear, seems to cover the full range and I don't seem to be missing out. They are nice and comfy too. I have a slightly large head and wear glasses and even after wearing them for a few hours don't notice I've been wearing beyond the fact since they are closed my ears tend to get a bit hot. These also have the ability to plug in via a headphone jack (assuming we still will have devices with that going forward). JBL also gives a great case for travel that fits the cables and headphones and is solid enough to protect against crashing in my laptop bag. Its nice to not have to worry about finding something to protect them when I go to the office. Pairing was simple, and the range on these when paired was great. Normally when I pair with my desktop computer I lose connection about 20 ft. away around my microwave in the kitchen. These stayed strong and didn't drop once when I walked over there. I think these are a great pair, that are comfortable and sound great to me with awesome battery. While they don't have noise cancelling the over ear does block out a large amount of noise isolating you to enjoy your music or games.

Solid performers but if you are looking for heart thumping bass there are better choices. Sound quality from movies and music is above average, clean crisp and has enough bass to surround your on ear headphone. Comes with a nice case which is absent from some other brands. Appear to be the standard plastic construction of most other brands however they feel solid and the parts that move seem to be built to last. Battery life has been excellent and bluetooth connection effortless on Apple, Android and PC platforms. I like the link feature via bluetooth so you can share what you are listening to, it was very useful while flying to share my movie sound on one laptop. Solid performer in my book and I would recommend.

We bought these to use w/ our metal detectors.. we needed a low latency pair and they worked out perfect!

great headphones clear sound, easy to pair. I'm really happy with ti.

I bought these headphones for my son for his birthday. He loves them.

The packaging was the worst thing about these headphones. Honestly when I first tried them out I was in a car with lots of surrounding noise and they sounded horrible. I kept trying to re-fit them on my head and ears with the same results, I do t crank music anymore either. I tried them again at home with mild background noise and was way more impressed. I own quite a few pair of high end headphones and have started using noise cancelling headphones way more often so I am used to that function. I ran through about three hours of music, a few TV shows, king Kong and a few phone calls on these bad boys and the best part was zero fatigue, my ears and head felt non the worse so these are comfortable for sure. The build quality seems to lack a bit, just not very solid feeling, almost toyish I guess. I would enjoy a little more crispness and a more solid build. I never charged them during the three days of playing with them and it held up great. Buttons (controls) weren't my favorite, between the delays and lack of buttons I'm just not a fan. The shareme feature is way cool though and worked flawlessly. So all in all a decent headphone I just don't think they hit the mark of equally priced headphones.

The mic doesn't pic up your voice well when its noisy around you

Works exactly as expected. Would recommend. I still use them.

Do not Buy. Quality of the Sound very Poor. Demos or display on store sound better than the real product. I was fooled by this demo or display. I am returning this one today to try to get a Beat or try other brand.

Good set of headphones, but if you're looking for a lot of bass, you're not going to find it here. The headphones are easy to pair and keep a good connection. The neat feature is the ability to pair a second set of headphones to this set of headphones. The sound plays and passes through so you both can listen in sync. Overall, sound quality is good, but the bass is a little weak and dependent on the positioning of the earpieces. They're just big enough to fit over my ears, but if the headset isn't adjusted properly, they won't seat well, compromising the quality of the bass.

First off, if these were about $100 lower in price, they would have been a five star set of headphones. There is virtually nothing to complain about as far as quality of construction, finish and comfort. They do fall a bit short on sound quality compared to other headphones at this price range. I took extra time comparing these to several other sets after I got them home and just couldn't get them to sound like they earned their price tag. That is not to say they aren't a good set of headphones. I was impressed by the comfort of the design, even on a hot summer afternoon, they feel much cooler than another, more expensive set I own. They look and feel like they should and the quality appears to follow all the way through, right up to the speakers themselves. They just lack that polish that I expected to find. The highs are great, but the bass seems to be severely lacking on every system I tried them with. I must say, my daughter keeps stealing these from my desk even with other sets available, so that does tell you something. She enjoys the feel for long sessions and chooses them over and over. For speech and gaming, they seem to work very well, and I actually would recommend them since they don't have booming bass for those who like their volume up just a bit too much! Overall, I would say they are a great set of headphones if you can find them on sale.

I have had the opportunity to test lots of headphones, these seem to be your pretty average run of the mill bluetooth headphones. Right off the bat you can tell that they are made very well. The construction seems very durable and the design of them is very good as well. I like that they come with everything you'd need. A case, USB cable, and a regular mini cable to use them wired instead of wireless. As far as the sound goes. They sound good over bluetooth. Nothing great, nothing too horrible. What you would expect from a set of headphones in this price range. The battery life easily stood up to the advertised time. I was easily able to get 2-3 days of very heavy use out of them before they needed a charge. The over the ear design is great for blocking out outside noise, although they aren't complete noise cancelling headphones. I mainly use headphones in a wired capacity. These were a little disappointing in that aspect. There was a lot of middle frequencies, and very little bass or high end. I have found that to be the case with a lot of other bluetooth headphones in this price range. I am a bit of an audiophile, and can be a bit picky, but I just wasn't really satisfied with the sound of these. I have a set of wired headphones that are more than half the price of these that have better sound quality. If you are just looking for something to listen to music with or watch TV or game with, these will probably work out great for you. But if you are more of an audiophile...you might want to look elsewhere.

They are ok headphones nothing to write home about

I've always been intrigued by JBL's Everest series of wireless headphones, but this is my first time actually getting to spend some extended time with a pair. I own several sets of high-end headphones as well as a couple DACs and headphone amplifiers, but when I'm on the go or at the office, I definitely like the convenience of wireless so I can stand up and stretch without having to interrupt my music. BUILD QUALITY: The unboxing experience is pretty minimalistic. Inside the box is the included case with the headphones and accessories inside. The included is of great quality, even rivaling the cases of competitors. Off to a great start! Unzip the case, and lying in the flap pocket is a 2.5mm to 3.5mm cable for you to use the headphones wired, as well as a MicroUSB cable to charge the unit. The headphones fold such that the earcups are rotated inward and are lying flat in the case. This seems to be very common, nowadays, as this is the third wireless bluetooth headphone to have this exact same mechanism. Glad they didn't change a design that's not broken! Pulling the headphones out of the case, the plastic build immediately feels cheaper than the plastic I am accustomed to on the other Bluetooth headphones I own. I've put on substantially cheaper knock-off brand Bluetooth headphones that used a better plastic build compared to the Everest 710. As I tap on certain areas of the plastic, I can hear that the build is fairly hollow, and I'm certain that's not all for acoustic reasons. This is a bit of a letdown for a headphone at this price. I'd expect more from JBL. COMFORT: Here's a good note. The ear pads and padding on the headband are very plush and comfortable. Using the Everest 710 at the office and at home for extensive listening sessions, I did not start to feel fatigue any sooner than I would have with my other Bluetooth headphones (which is impressive, because my other headphones are incredibly comfortable). The earcups are large enough to fit my ears without causing pressure, and the padding on the headband was ample enough to prevent fatigue at the apex of my head—which has been an issue with other headphones I've owned. Weight-wise, it's pretty light due to the plastic build being more hollow in comparison to other headphones, but they're certainly not the lightest ones I own. PAIRING: The pairing process is pretty simple. Press and hold the dedicated pairing button on the unit, then select the Everest 710 from your Bluetooth device. From my testing, the Everest 710 can remember 2 devices and switch between them without having to restart the pairing process. When you start playing audio on one device, the other will be paused until you resume playback on that device. However, you cannot play audio from two devices simultaneously, which is largely unheard of, anyway. SOUND: Okay, so how do they sound? Listening to various genres of music, they lean on the bassier side, as I expected. Treble is recessed so that you won't experience harsh vocal sibilance, but vocal clarity is good, making this headphone great for rap, hip-hop, edm, etc. Of these genres, I primarily listen to Rap and EDM. This is really where these headphones shine. On the other spectrum, rock/metal/prog genres area also enjoyable when the mix is balanced, but they will still have a bit more bass emphasis and less sparkle in the highs (which isn't necessarily bad). However, instrumental music may not be as enjoyable of an experience because instrumental productions tend to allow more emphasis in the bass, which could really take away from the clarity, shimmer and sparkle of other instruments. However, if you're listening to instrumental music where the bass is a prominent instrument, then this could work out in your favor. While I haven't performed any extensive testing, if you're interested in the sound signature while on a wired connection, I felt that it remained largely similar. Keep in mind, all electronics are disabled during wired mode, so any digital signal processing will be disabled. JBL has publicly shared on their website's FAQ for the Everest 710 that it does not support AAC or aptX codecs, so we are likely left to simple A2DP profiles, which is a shame for those looking for higher resolution, but I honestly wouldn't expect it for a product marketed towards bassheads rather than audiophiles. Even then, with an average 10Khz - 22Khz frequency range, I wouldn't expect that those codecs would make a difference CONTROLS/FEATURES: The controls on the Everest 710 aren't particularly tactile, nor well-distinguished. The play button has some extra leverage, but it almost feels as though the volume-up/play/volume-down buttons are all one button. I can understand grouping them all together, but having different button heights or something would help make them easier to distinguish. I find myself struggling to get used to the controls, as I do own other headphones with more tactile buttons. But if this is your primary Bluetooth headphone, perhaps you won't struggle as I do. Regardless, they simply aren't as intuitive as other pairs I own. Holding the volume buttons for 3 seconds will go forward/back a track. While that works fine for skipping forward, that 3 second delay doesn't work as well for going back to a previous track. JBL should have opted for using the play button and using double/triple button presses for changing tracks. Altneratively, just don't have a 3 second delay. 1-1.5 seconds is probably enough for most people. The ShareMe 2.0 feature is where things actually get interesting. You can actually pair other Bluetooth headphones to the JBL Everest 710 and share the audio from the device paired to the Everest 710.This feature exists on some other headphones, but it is generally limited to headphones by the same manufacturer, or even the exact same model headphone. I'm glad to say that such is not the case with the Everest 710. Simply enable ShareMe 2.0 by pressing the dedicated button on the headphone, then put your other headphone in its pairing mode. The Everest 710 will then automatically search for other Bluetooth devices in pairing mode, and will connect to the first one it finds. During this process, you can only have one audio source connected to the Everest 710. I did not notice any degradation of audio quality with ShareMe 2.0 enabled on either of the headphones. Impressive! Although I don't know if this will have an impact on battery life. BATTERY: The Everest 710 boasts a 25 hour battery life, which I believe. I haven't gotten to fully test that claim, but I haven't had to charge the headphone after a couple days of extended usage. If you use them lightly or moderately and not extensively like I may, then you will likely make these cans last you the entire week or more. Additionally, they charge in a quick 2 hours, so you never have to wait very long to enjoy your tunes. OVERALL: The JBL Everest 710 has decent sound tuned towards bassheads and skips out on features geared towards audiophiles. The ShareMe 2.0 feature is excellent for sharing your tunes wirelessly with another listener. While the plastic quality is mediocre when compared to other cans, the synthetic protein leather and lightweight build keeps the cans comfortable for long listening sessions. Controls are not tactile nor easy to distinguish, resulting in a bit of a finicky experience. With the price and competing products considered, it becomes a bit difficult to forgive the corners being cut—at which point, the only distinguishing feature of this headphone is ShareMe 2.0, and the battery life (which is not substantially more than other headphones in this price range). While I don't think the headphone is bad, there are simply other options with a better design and higher resolution audio for around the same price or even less. Whether or not you'll get the same sound signature is certainly debatable. These headphones are marketed towards a basshead who likes the style of these cans, doesn't take interest in higher resolution audio, and doesn't mind the price tag. But for someone who is conscious of the price and features being offered, this just isn't a great value.

These headphones are amazing. The sound quality is great and they are very comfortable. JPL at their finest.

Great sound ..fits around head well also..I would tell all of my friends..