Customer Ratings & Reviews

Went for the this model because of active noise canceling and wireless features and past experience with Bose products. Found Bose App to be limited and cumbersome. Not very intuitive. Sound canceling not as effective as expected.

The overall feature set of these wireless nc headphones is what sold me on them and they were $100 less than Bose. The noise reduction is great, the sound fidelity and soundstage are excellent (still some small hiss like other active nc headphones but you don't really notice while listening to music), and the ability to adjust the amount of ambient noise you can hear in order to hear/talk with others via Ambient Aware settings is very convenient (I didn't have to take my headphones off while talking to flight attendant). The JBL app works great on my GS7 to tweak EQ settings as well. Not as light/comfortable (much more bulky on your ears) as Bose but their new wireless nc headphones have way too much bass for my taste (JBL's have better mids and highs too) and I didn't feel the "pressure" sensation on my ears with these JBL's like I did with the Bose either. Still very pleased with my purchase with over month of use. These are great to take a nap, listen to music, or hear the audio on a tablet while others are watching tv.

I am hearing things with these headphones that I have never noticed before when listening to the same songs with other speakers or headphones.

Only issue is with Bluetooth and connecting to second iphone. Have not figured that out yet, but sound is great and quality is outstanding.

This was a great but! It does everything it days and is great for using when mowing the grass.

I've been looking for high quality bluetooth headphones for over a year now. I walked into Bestbuy assuming I would buy the Bose Quietcomfort but walked out with the JBL 700 Elites. Great sound (and very adjustable using the JBL iOS app), wonderful build quality and very comfortable to wear. The fit is a bit snug, but I've got a large head.

These were certainly good headphones and the noise cancelling was awesome. Only problem with Bluetooth Noise Canceling headphones is that they can be a bit large/clunky. I ended up returning these and went with the slightly more expensive Samsung Level Over headphones. Excellent quality and they were a bit smaller.

the noise canceling worked great with bluetooth but if you want to plug in your phone or ipod it doesnt work- a mystery to me why they couldnt make it available both ways as other manufacturers did

You get the quality of Beats headphones for a cheaper price with the added functions of wireless and noise cancellation.

We just purchased these for my son. He looked at all the headphone and felt like these where more comfortable and sounded better then the Beats. He loves them. Good quality.

Excellent sound & easy to set up. The comfort of wireless plus great sounds makes for pleasurable listening.

Everything I want in a pair of head phones. Better than I expected.

These headphones are an excellent alternative to the Bose equivalent, at a fraction of the cost. They are comfortable and truly noise cancelling. Great purchase.

As I travel almost weekly for work, I have plenty of opportunity to wear these out, and I can say that so far (3 months in) they are working out well. My 3rd purchase of 200+ dollar headphones, I wanted to try out the 3 major brands in competition, and these are so far the best sub 300 dollar headphones you can buy with ANC. Ive tried the best (Bose 350 dollars for like match to JBL) and the worst to find the JBL outstanding for 240+ dollars. ( bought these on sale ) The JBL headphones are comfortable, but not as light as the Bose, but still, they don't weigh down your ears or top of head after 2+ hours of use. These are well built, and are flexible for the many different sizes of heads out there. Mine is tiny, so these can look a little goofy on me, but for the average head, they will look just fine! The reason you would buy these though, would be for the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and its price point versus Bose. At 240 dollars, these are awesome. At 300 dollars (normal price) I would say its up to the individual if they want to save for the higher priced competition. The ANC is good, but not perfect, and compared to Bose, do not cancel out all of the noise. But what I like about these are the ability to bring 2 different levels of outside noise into the headphones which is nice when your walking around the airports all day and want to avoid collisions. And while the ANC is not the best, at 240+ dollars, you really cant go wrong. The best about these? They can be updated VIA the app! Meaning that JBL can fix or update anything related to the headphones without having to physically upgrade over time. While I'm not alone on my opinion related to the ANC, (seems most tech reviews state the same thing,) I would still recommend these at the price point I paid!

First pair of noise cancelling headphones. The sound is amazing and after taking them off you hear humming noises are everywhere. The over the ear style is comfortable for hours on end. Battery life is good. Built-in microphone for talking wirelessly is great.

Since I bought this head set have new passion for Listening to music again. I have many Bluetooth headsets for my iPhone, but these big boy 40mm cans really sound great. The app that you can download takes control to a higher level. Top notch, bought them on sale and super happy!

I purchased these to cut out noise while I study in professional school. They take a bit of getting used to for all the controls features, but once you master that they have a good amount of charge for daily use.

Comfortable and good sounding headphones with good battery life. Not completely noise cancelling though.

The JBL Elite 700 headphone are so amazing both in Bluetooth mode and running straight into you device. The JBL app enhances you sound with pre-set EQ or the option to customize your sound. Bonus feature is that you can also customize your noise cancellation.

These headphones sounded good but I don't think they were worth the price. I ended up returning them and getting a pair of skullcandy's that were not quite as good but good enough to save $200