Отзывы о Автомобильная акустика JBL Club 620F

3rd class product from jbl😡. build quality nd sound quality is very poor. Bass is very low..and 1 ear tip is missing...i want to return this but no optionfor it. Guys dont waste your money for this crap.

Better than boat 225 caz it does not loose easily from ur ear. No meaning of sound if u not comfortable with headphone.
I was suffering huge problem with boat 225 when it looses from my ear during normal walking. but it sound is too loudy .
C100si is low but has crystal clear sound. Also it fits easily in ear.
I am listening songs mostly at night while sleeping but u can not sleep facing your ear to pillow causing some irritation with C100si.
And with boat 225 It is anyhow not possible caz it has pole like length of lid and u feel pain.
I wanted to buy Sennheiser caz it is more good in respect of comfortablity but due to absence of mic ( which is necessary in PUBG) I forcefully buy C100si.

I Bought this headphone for one of my friend and she is very happy with its AMAZING sound quality.:)
It a better choice to gift this product to your music lover friends.
Go for it..

This is a solid earphone. Although I don't like the sound quality over Sennheiser cx180. But since it has mic and I wanted to play PUBG mobile so I am satisfied with it.
Second thing I don't like about it is the design of earbuds. They are always falling out of my ears. I had to replace the ones with a pair from Samsung.
Third, the cable is not durable. I must clarify that I use earphones extensively with my smartphone. The cable of this earphone is broken from the joint near headphone jack. Even though it's been barely six months.
I am not satisfied with this.

Firstly,I would thank Amazon for their timely and hazzle free delivery.
Comming to the earphones, I am using them since last 1-2 months and the overall experience is just what I expect from a JBL earphone worth Rs. 800. Sound quality, material quality and durability is perfectly what I had hoped for. They come with a mic so that is an advantage which makes them a complete package earphone to buy in this price range. I believe most of you know JBL is a brand and hence it goes without saying that it would offer the best in class products. So its a very wise option to buy in this prize range.

The JBL club 950nc headphones are built very good, the sound quality is just amazing and i think they sound better than the sony 1000m4 nc headphones. the noice cancelation is good enough for me and even more since its passive noice cancelation. the comfort is not the best since these headphones dont have a head cushion but i haven't had any problems with them hurting my head although it would be awesome if JBL can make headphones this great with a head cushion for maximum comfort. overall these headphones are the best sounding headphones ive ever heard.

Grandson loves them better and more durable than Skullcandy that only lasted about 4 months.

Product appear attractive but too heavy
I bought it for meditation. Too heavy and distracting

Absolutely Worth it. They sound is incredible and are comfortable. I'd dare to say these are better the the xm3

I like the JBL CLUB 950 for the Noise Cancellation and good Bass Response.

The JBL Premium Wireless Headphones were received partially charged and were tested right away. The headphones are provided in a hard case with a zipper closure. The USB charger cable comes with the system but NO AC Wall power module is included. The headphones work both in Bluetooth mode and by direct wire. An audio cable is also included and works well.

I tested sound quality both on direct audio wire and Bluetooth. The big difference is that the Bass Boost and Volume did NOT work when on direct wire. However in Bluetooth Mode both worked with dramatic difference in sound quality and volume being very apparent. When a change is made to the Bass Boost a Tone is heard to confirm a change. There are no LED indicators ( or other ) that show the different levels of boost. The volume worked on both the device used for music and on the headphones.

Operationally I tested using music from around the world. Many different genre were tried plus spoken word of different languages. Chamber Music with quiet passages were...well quiet! RAP with heavy Bass produced good bounce instead of a flat note. Older music tended to be fuzzy in the Bass. A strong soprano who was hitting some highs in quiet passage and with music accompanying came through clear with no distortion. Overall throughout the range of music tested I was pleased. The noise rejection of outside sounds are very good. I could only hear my wife on the telephone when she had to speak loudly. That was faintly in the background during quiet passages. Tested distance to about fifty feet (50’) and several walls between headphones and cell phone source. There was no breakup, loss of signal or distortion.

Comfort level is at the top of the scale. The cushion earmuffs are comfortable over a long period of listening. Even though these are new the sides did not push in on the side of my head to a point of discomfort. Both sides can be extended 2-1/8” from the recessed position. Both muffs swivel in vertical and horizontal directions.

Recommended Five ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Star

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Physical Design:
The buttons on the right ear allows you to control volume and track skipping, Bass Boost switch on/off. Power button, Bluetooth pairing and Smart Ambient buttons are on the left ear-cup. It takes some use to get used to the positioning of the buttons but they’re responsive and easily accessed. The outside surface of the left ear-cup can be pressed in to activate the voice assistant of your choice, which gives you an easy way to access either Alexa or Google Assistant.

Battery life:
While listening to the JBL Club 950NC over Bluetooth is stated at 55 hours, even tho that drops to 22 hours with ANC switched on. 15 minutes on charge will get you two hours of playback and the headphones can be fully charged from empty in about 2 hours with my experience, depending on the variety of charger and after each charge may show some difference as well as how much you drain the battery.

Comfort:
As it is slightly on the heavier side, it doesn't feel like you are carrying a bucket full of water on your head. Memory foam ear-cups form a decent fit over your ears and plenty of soft even tho still doesn't have the luxurious fit you get with some other brands out there.

Sound profile:
It delivers a joyful combination of detail and punchy bass. Vocals were some articulated were very clearly, as were the guitar and drums.

The bass deliciously bouncy and but in some music tracks wasn't perfect enough on 950NC’s Bass Boost mode. Interestingly, it demonstrated the weakness of the feature. With Bass Boost engaged, the lower registers get a noticeable lift but only at the expense of the overall audio balance. I found songs that previously showed clarity became far muddier and, despite my love of bass, I preferred using the Club 950NC with the mode switched off.

You may want to play around with the EQ, you can do so via the JBL Headphones app. There are five “DJ Signature” presets to choose from – and I didn’t really feel much of a improvement within the listening experience. It’s also possible to create your own EQ within the app which is also very simple to navigate and offers a decent amount of audio customization in addition to voice assistant selection and an auto-off feature.

Active Noise Cancelling:
It eventually works very well. It wasn’t as effective as Sony or Bose’s noise-cancelling feature but it successfully did cut out a decent chunk of external noise. While at home office I was unable to hear the approaching footsteps, kids giggling and playing or the Peppa Pig playing on the tv while George is continuously crying or roaring with his dinosaur. Once you get out where high traffic is existent, or kids play park, a sports arena or GYM, that's when you may be able to tell the difference, if you ever used the other brands and experienced their ANC feature. But in this situation, if this is your next or first high dollar headphones, yes these will very likely satisfy you on ANC feature.

On top of ANC, you have two Smart Ambient modes that you can switch between via the JBL Headphones app. Ambient Aware amplifies external noise to allow you to better take in your surroundings, while TalkThru drops your audio to near-inaudible levels to allow you to hold a conversation without taking off the headphones. I found the crackling of the ANC mics too much to bear in the TalkThru mode but Ambient Aware works extremely well.

General and Overall:
The JBL CLUB 950NC are pretty decent over-ear headphones for general mixed usage. They look, feel and work well-built and durable, they are comfortable enough to wear for long periods without fatigue or discomfort without a doubt but it may differ depending on head-size and shape but still highly adaptive for sure. The sound profile here is pretty well-balanced and versatile enough for a wide range of genres and content, from anything like hip-hop to podcasts, the JBL Harman companion app gives you access to a parametric EQ settings and presets to customize the way they sound you like and enjoy. The problem here with this headset it, the ANC doesn't help very much as it does some other brands, and even with it turned on, they only do an alright job at blocking out background noise up to certain level, which is plenty for many of us as average and general users. But big time gamers, DJs, outdoor enthusiasts may be slightly disappointed. Overall in general with this headset, while they aren't exceptionally good for any certain usage (They are not fantastic but still excellent), these headphones are versatile enough to be decent for most uses and average users. The battery performance is excellent compared to many other brands. The quality of built, sound and price is hard to deny.

PROS
Alexa-Google, play any music without touching anything or call anyone etc.
Durable and comfortable look and feel.
Enjoyable sound profile.
Decent noise cancellation.
Solid build quality.
Well-balanced and versatile sound profile.
Companion app gives access to parametric EQ and presets.
Excellent battery performance.
Good Cups as they do have suction to hold in place tight.
Solid, punchy bass.
Clear, open sound.
Good noise-cancelling.

CONS
ANC can be somewhat improved.
Poor overall integrated microphone performance. These are not designed for multi attendant voice or video conference, but it will do the job.
Ear cups can be improved, maybe bigger the better?

Should you buy it?:
Yes, especially if the price point stays under $250, it is all day buy for me and should be for you as well.

I am very impressed. When I first ordered these, I didn't think the construction would be metal. THIS IS BUILT LIKE A FRIGGING TANK. Holy moly, these feel like they are going to last a long time. Not only that, they sound good as well.

These sound great!
With the app, you do have quite a bit of customization though I didn't really personally care for the "DJ presets". Honestly I left them at stock because I thought they sounded the best that way. And the bass sounds REALLY good. However, if you are already listening to a pretty bass heavy song, I do not recommend hitting the bass boost as then it will become a bit distorted when the drops hit. But on a less bassy song, it is a very nice addition. Honestly, the heavier bass songs dont need more boost anyways with these. It sounds good without overbearing bass while still having plenty of thump.

The active noise cancelling is quite nice but I was a little frustrated that they did not have a dedicated button for this. But they do have a button for ambient noise to be passed through and a "talk through mode". You get to decide which you prefer the button to be in the app.

Before you connect them to another device, I would recommend connecting to your phone and downloading the app so you can get the unit fully updated. I had trouble connecting the headphones to my phone as I connected to my computer first. However, once I got it connected to the phone and updated, the issues seemed to go away. I think it is purely because I connected to the computer first.

You can connect 2 devices at the same time, but you will need to connect to your phone first and then your computer. There is a bit of delay when it switches between the two, but it does appear to work fine as far as I can tell.

I like the assistant button, but unfortunately was unable to get it functioning. I highly suspect this is more to do with my phone than the headphones honestly. So I am not marking this as a ding on the review as I don't think it is the fault of the headphones.

The headphones charge via USB-C! Woot, slowly getting rid of these USB micro cables.

They are also able to be used with a detachable cable so that you can be wired in! Nice!

The only downfall I see with these headphones is I do not see any clear way you could change out the pads. They seem to be non removable which isn't good if I ever need to replace them. The stock pads on these do actually feel really good and I was not uncomfortable wearing these.

Overall, these are a very good pair of headphones and I would recommend these. These are are currently my best wireless headphones I own and I own quite a few pairs of headphones at this point.

JBL is normally a really good brand, but out of the box these were not so good. Once I played with the settings app, they became much more impressive.
First thing I noticed upon putting them on is that the sound from the speakers is muffled, not crisp and clear. The mids were weak and the highs disappointing. Then I turned up the volume and it helped some, but not much. Once I downloaded the app, upgraded the firmware, and played with the equalizer settings in the app, I was able to get much better sound. The app has preset equalizer settings named for some (famous?) DJs. There is also a custom tab where you can set the ranges from 32 to 16K to your liking. Essentially there is a flat line and you can drag up to seven separate points along the range to the settings you desire. With that, I was able to get the range and roundness of sound that I was expecting from these headphones. The sound quality also still lacks crispness IMO, but for the price point, they are not bad considering the quality of the other features. It is particularly difficult to get satisfying sound at lower volumes where it gets rather muddy.
The noise cancelling works quite well. I haven't tried them on an airplane yet, but they do make it rather quiet in the house when I use them. If people talk to me, it is not so easy to hear them even on a conference call when it is quiet on the other end. The headphones have an ambient sound mode, to amplify outside sounds so you don't need to take them off to talk to others in the room, as well as a normal mode which renders them just noise isolating. The microphone works well so they are very convenient for cord-free conference calls. The battery lasts a really long time.
The biggest disappointment is that these headphones are rather heavy. The ear cups are very comfortable for the long haul, even with glasses, but the the weight makes the head band, padded though it is, at least annoying, if not uncomfortable, within an hour.
Overall, I am torn between 3 and 4 stars: the high notes are the noise cancelling, the microphone, the battery life, and Bluetooth convenience, but ultimately it comes down to sound. The sound quality (and comfort) for this price is only a 3.

Whether you are mowing lawns or just relaxing - these are the thing!!!

GREAT sound - and great noise cancellation function too...

Really comfortable for long term wear. Good looking too.

Price is up there for headphones - but these are not your every day grade headphones....