Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had spent a lot of hours pouring over reviews, listening to many different headsets and in the store, I loved the 750NC's. When I got the purchase delivered (none in stock), I was very disappointed to hear such lousy quality come through the cones. There was a lot of RF noise squeaking through and the noise cancelling was a joke. The app for my Samsung phone is terrible as well. JBL is usually a higher quality audio company but they have disappointed me on this purchase.

Great sound and quality, pure enjoyment while working out

great noise canceling, beautiful colors and amazing sound

These jbl headphone sound great like all jobless products

Great headphones— wireless and sound quality is excellent

Good Investment if you are looking for a quality product

Great sound and the Bluetooth connects to my phone and tv

I would recommend this product for music studio use.

Good product for a reasonable price. Comfortable in use

The JBL Everest 750NC bluetooth headphones are a joy. The JBL app allows you to customize the sound field with a digital equalizer. It works as well as most and better than many. It also allows you to control the customizable physical button on the headphones, which can either control ambient noise or turn noise canceling off. It's a nice plus. Sound is extremely good across all ranges, but the headphones really shine in the bass range. Between the solid bass and the active noise canceling ability, you get a really rich sound field for heavier music. Fortunately, the headphones also do a very strong job with vocals and lighter instruments. If the bass weren't so rich, the rest of the range would be strong enough to shine on most headphones. The headphones fold up for easy storage in the handy included case. The little "egg" inside the case is a nice touch and holds a charging cable and a headphone cable, for those times when you don't want to rely on BT. The box even includes a set of adapters for the cable. Battery life seems good. Overall, I'm very impressed. JBL has produced an excellent all=around set of headphones.

The headphones are of good quality, the battery lasts for a good amount of time but not as long as the recent models.

These headphones do have good overall sound quality with the noise cancelling off and a useful app. Unfortunately the noise cancelling and overall build quality are terrible. They use cheap plastics and do not feel like $300 headphones. The noise cancelling has a very noticeable hum and clicks frequently. I would not recommend them.

Nice looking good design but the higher the volume goes the more distortion it makes. Not too happy specially for the price it comes with

There is a lot to like about the JBL 750NC headphones. First and foremost, the sound quality is excellent. Bluetooth headphones often don't measure up to wired headphones, but these phones are excellent out of the box. The built in microphone worked very well on calls. The headphones are extremely light and comfortable. They feel secure without feeling like they are pinching your head; I've worn them for several hours at a time. They fold up very compactly and fit nicely in the supplied hardshell case, along with wired connector and usb cable; very clean. The noise control works very well, with selectable levels from 'suppress all external noise' to 'substitute for hearing aid'. JBL's app to control and update the headphones worked well for me and gives a lot of control over the headphones. In addition to control over ambient noise levels, there is a selectable equalizer with presets and a selectable setting which is stored in the headphones for personalized sound settings, so you can tailor the frequency response to your personal tastes (and hearing limitations). There are a few downsides, which keep them from being excellent headphones at this pricepoint. The battery life is good, but not great, although it should be sufficient to get through an average day. The buttons to control the settings are large, but closely spaced and not well differentiated, making them difficult to find by feel. Track Advance/Replay is a long press of the volume up/down button, which means a delay of several seconds to advance a track. I would have preferred a double-click so that I could advance through several tracks more quickly. Technically, JBL only provides the SBC codec, it would be nice to have had native AAC, APTX, and maybe MP3 codecs so that the bluetooth source (eg., phone) didn't have to recode the audio stream (which takes cycles and can inject noise artifacts). JBL chose Bluetooth 4.0, and it would have been very nice if they had chosen BT4.2, which allows two simultaneous connections. These phones are perfect for an open office, where you might have them connected to both a computer and a phone, but that is not supported under BT4.0.

This product is very good especially if you are into these types of electronics. I would recommend to friends and family.

Good product, it is what I expected. I cannot read the print for the instructions provided....it is tiny!

Hey, these things are so good, if you are wearing them, you will not hear another person call your name in close proximity...so, not a good idea to wear them while driving, operating heavy machinery or doing any task which requires interactions with other sentient beings. LOL...

these headphones are nice however be aware that the body of the ear cups are metal and they do scratch so if you fold them in on themselves the wrong way you will scratch the finish on them they also sound-wise there they're okay out of the scale of 1 through 10 there probably is 6 they're not worth $300 absolutely not they are worth probably 130-140 at Max

Good product, easy to use, great app to personalize settings for optimal listening experience.

Good headphones but if I were to buy again would go with Bose, Louder and better noise cancellation