JBL Tune 770NC wireless around-ear headphones

Wireless around-ear headphones from JBL with active noise reduction and smart ambient technology. JBL Tune 770NC has up to 70 hours of batterylife.

Starts at 134 EUR /pc.

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Features
• Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient
• Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio (*)
• JBL Pure Bass Sound
• Customize your listening experience
• Hands-free calls with VoiceAware
• Up to 70H* battery life with speed charge
• Multi-Point connection
• Lightweight, comfortable and foldable design

Your music, noise free.
When your music is on, nothing else matters. The JBL Tune 770NC Adaptive Noise Cancelling wireless headphones deliver on that promise all day-and longer, while sparing you the unwanted noises. With up to 70 hours of battery life, you'll easily get through a busy week of using them and still have enough JBL Pure Bass Sound to get you through the weekend. And if you do need a quick recharge, 5 minutes gets you an extra 3 hours of music. Lightweight, and flat-folding, the JBL Tune 770NC can also connect with two Bluetooth® devices simultaneously, so you'll never miss a call while watching a movie on your tablet. With the free JBL Headphones app, you can tailor the sound to suit your taste. And voice prompts in your language will guide you through the features. Manage your calls and your voice assistant hassle-free right from your phone and use VoiceAware to hear yourself when you're speaking. Just choose the color that best suits your vibe, and start having fun.

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JBL-T770NC-BK: JBL Tune 770NC wireless around-ear headphones, black

JBL-T770NC-BU: JBL Tune 770NC wireless around-ear headphones, blue

JBL-T770NC-PU: JBL Tune 770NC wireless around-ear headphones, purple

JBL-T770NC-WH: JBL Tune 770NC wireless around-ear headphones, white

Brand description - JBL

JBL was founded by James B. Lansing (hence the name JBL) in 1946. The company, based in Northridge California, has been engaged continuously in speaker production.

In 1969, JBL was acquired by Jervis Corporation, which today is called Harman International. They, therefore, belong within the same umbrella as Harman Kardon, AKG, BSS, Crown, DBX, Lexicon, Soundcraft, and Studer.

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