JBL Live 650BTNC

* JBL LIVE 650BTNC*. * Beyerdynamic Lagoon ANC Traveler.

In the final analysis, the Live 650BTNC's biggest strengths are its sound, sturdy built quality and more affordable price compared to other premium noise-canceling headphones. While its noise canceling and comfort level aren't quite on par with the Bose and Sony, its sound measures up well and it's worth considering if you don't want to spend $300 or more on a noise-canceling headphone.

* JBL LIVE 650BTNC. * Puro Sound Labs PuroPro. * Monoprice BT-300ANC ← nicely priced.

In the final analysis, the Live 650BTNC's biggest strengths are its sound, sturdy built quality and more affordable price compared to other premium noise-canceling headphones.

* JBL Live 650BTNC. * Sony MDR-1AM2 (a little above my budget but I've actually owned these before a few years ago and loved them but prices seem to have gone up a lot).

The JBL Live 650BTNC headphones deliver powerful audio performance and average noise cancellation in a wireless design that also works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Besides the Apple earbuds that came with my phone, my workplace recently gifted everyone a pair of JBL Live 650BTNC. They’re pretty shit when listening to music, but the noise cancelling feature gives them some usage.

had it for few months. i got it because apparently athletes wear this when training. i wanted something i can wear that stays on tight while training. but it's lost its stiffness and doesn't stay on my head as tight as when it was new. also the google assistant feature was nice but it no longer work...

* JBL LIVE 650BTNC. * Puro Sound Labs PuroPro. * Monoprice BT-300ANC ← nicely priced.

Like these JBLs quite a bit except for noise cancel led light on the front of the headset. Which is really annoying particularly if I'm using my headphones @night in the dark! Great if in need off a flash/nite light! Lol Besides that really great sound and BT range! Kinda wish the noise cancelation ...