JBL Live 770NC review | An all around performer

The JBL Live 770NC headphones are a good choice for those looking for a combination of noise cancellation, sound quality, and comfort. Check out the video below for my thoughts on the Live 770NCs after a few months of use.

JBL Live 770NC

Feature	Description
Product Name	JBL Live 770NC
Type	Wireless Over-Ear Headphones
Noise Cancelling	True Adaptive Noise Cancelling
Sound	JBL Signature Sound
Drivers	40mm
Bluetooth	5.3 with LE Audio Support
Battery Life	Up to 65 hours
Charging Time	3 hours
Weight	256g
Other Features	Smart Ambient, Built-in Microphone, Multi-Point Connection, Voice Assistant Support (Alexa, Google Assistant)

Pros:

Powerful sound with punchy bass
Comfortable fit for most users
Long battery life
Effective noise cancellation
Lightweight design and foldable
Good app support
Rich in features

Cons:

Touch controls can be too sensitive
Relatively basic design

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