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JBL Everest Elite 750NC wireless headphone review: As much—or as little—noise cancellation as you want

JBL Everest Elite 750NC wireless headphone review: As much—or as little—noise cancellation as you want

Posted on September 23, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Watch out Bose, JBL is gunning for your crown in the ANC headphone space with its wireless Everest Elite 750NC.

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Bose dominates the active noise cancelling (ANC) headphone market, but JBL has the company squarely in its crosshairs with its new Everest Elite 750NC wireless headphones.

The Everest Elite 750NC, available from Best Buy for $299.99, sit at the top of JBL’s ANC headphone lineup. They’re available in three metallic colors: Gunmetal, mountain silver, and steel blue. My review pair arrived in the latter. This reserved color palette is a stark departure from traditional black or the bold, bright colors in JBL’s other headphone lines.

A soft, faux leather wraps around the headband and memory-foam ear pads. The click-adjustable metal band gave me a very comfortable fit with most of the pressure on the top of my head and little from the sides. JBL says it specifically designed the headband to lessen pressure on the ears, and my experience confirms that.
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