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everything was fine until it started to squeak when the noise reduction was turned on. After 8 months, the right earpiece stopped working. Judging by the reviews on the Internet, everyone does. I do not advise anyone to any such line (everests) from JBL. - The sound is really good, it can not be taken away. You just need to understand how the headphones work and you can enjoy the sound perfectly.
- Noise cancellation worked very well on the plane. -the presence of an application and its convenience (functionality in moderation) -I really like that I just set up the equalizer in the headphones and everything worked like a clock no matter what I connected to - adaptation under pressure - convenient case - Duration of work and charging speed. -began to squeak over time the right channel during noise reduction.
- the app was infuriating with the fact that it constantly requires you to turn on geolocation -8 months later, the right earpiece stopped working (on the net they write that it is a popular problem) and the previous JBL e55bt had the same story, though they lasted much longer. - the body creaks a little (not critical) -when you run, the sound is distorted by noise reduction, since there is a sharp change in pressure and it reacts to it. -the best sound can be obtained only with the active use of shomodava -not TYPE C  Yrik Makarian: use JBL Everest Elite 750NC more than year |
The JBL brand is part of the Harman group and is the benchmark in portable audio. The Everest Elite 750 NC headphone model belongs to the PRO line and impresses with everything: from appearance to price.
close to perfect
Everest Elite 750 NC is really as good as Everest is high.
Let's start with ergonomics. Headphones fold compactly, the bowls rotate, the headband is soft, with convenient adjustment. However on the head the design may seem somewhat cumbersome, due to the fact that the bowls seem to consist of two halves: the outer plastic and the ear pads directly. So, some will have to get used to such "duality".
The system of adaptive active noise reduction handles with external sounds on a solid five. She chooses what and how to drown her. Not only that, the noise cutoff level can be forcibly adjusted through the My JBL Headphones mobile app. Low mode is better to turn on for a quieter environment, when you need to hear, for example, the conversations of colleagues, and High, when stronger filtering is required — in the subway, plane, etc.
Sound
As for the sound, everything is decided by the TrueNote proprietary technology — a kind of analogue of calibrating acoustic systems for the characteristics of the room, and in our case, the human ear. JBL alone knows how it works, but the sound is really very comfortable, without distortion, and surprisingly deep. TrueNote is activated by the Smart button, located in the same place as all the other control buttons — on the edge of the earpiece. Somewhere not far from them is a built-in microphone, protected from the effect of breathing. The interlocutor will hear you clearly enough, even if you run.
battery life
It would be surprising if, with such an arsenal, the manufacturer saved on the battery life of the device. Headphones work from one charge up to 20 hours with ANC off and up to 15 with it on. The result is not the best, but not bad either. For example, the same Bose QuietComfort 35, which is considered the closest competitor to the 750 NC, pulls the same.
In terms of configuration, I was pleased with a convenient case, a cable with a remote control and a USB cable for charging. Little things, but nice.
The JBL Everest Elite 750 NC is a perfectly balanced stereo headset in every way. Although the price could be more modest.
