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product_id: 720156582
title: "Tour One M3 Smart Tx - Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones with Smart Transmitter, Hi-Res Audio (3.5mm or USB-C), Spatial 360 Sound with Head Tracking & 70Hrs of Playback (Black)"
brand: "jbl"
price: "C$42568"
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reviews_count: 11
category: "Jbl"
url: https://www.desertcart.ni/products/720156582-tour-one-m3-smart-tx-wireless-over-ear-noise-cancelling
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---

# 40mm Hi-Res drivers JBL Smart Tx universal streaming 70H playback power Tour One M3 Smart Tx - Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones with Smart Transmitter, Hi-Res Audio (3.5mm or USB-C), Spatial 360 Sound with Head Tracking & 70Hrs of Playback (Black)

**Brand:** jbl
**Price:** C$42568
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your soundscape—where innovation meets unstoppable freedom.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tour One M3 Smart Tx - Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones with Smart Transmitter, Hi-Res Audio (3.5mm or USB-C), Spatial 360 Sound with Head Tracking & 70Hrs of Playback (Black) by jbl
- **How much does it cost?** C$42568 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/720156582-tour-one-m3-smart-tx-wireless-over-ear-noise-cancelling)

## Best For

- jbl enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jbl brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unmatched Battery Endurance:** Stay unplugged with up to 70 hours of immersive sound—power through your week without missing a beat.
- • **Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0:** Block out distractions with 8 mics that intelligently tune ambient noise in real-time, so you focus on what matters.
- • **Hi-Res Audio Meets Spatial 360:** Experience crystal-clear JBL Pro Sound with dynamic 40mm drivers and next-gen spatial audio that tracks your every move.
- • **Seamless Universal Connectivity:** JBL Smart Tx transmitter lets you wirelessly connect to any device—flight entertainment, TV, or your laptop—without app hassle.
- • **Smart Controls & Personalized Sound:** Control everything from the Smart Tx touchscreen or headphone touchpad, plus customize your audio profile with Personi-Fi 3.0.

## Overview

The JBL Tour One M3 Smart Tx headphones deliver premium wireless over-ear audio with 70 hours of battery life, advanced adaptive noise cancelling, and Hi-Res 40mm drivers. Featuring JBL’s Smart Tx universal transmitter, these headphones connect effortlessly to any audio source, including in-flight systems and USB-C devices. With immersive Spatial 360 sound and head tracking, plus customizable sound profiles via the JBL app, they offer a professional-grade listening experience tailored for the modern multitasker.

## Description

Get ready for the JBL Tour One M3 Smart Tx, our best-sounding and most feature-rich over-ear headphones ever. Lose yourself in lossless audio from the built-in DAC. Or go wireless with stunning Hi-Res Audio via Bluetooth®. JBL Spatial 360 sound with integrated head tracking makes movies and mobile games even more immersive. True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0 tunes out distracting ambient noise in real-time, so you can concentrate on your work—or your favorite playlist. Use the JBL Smart Tx universal Bluetooth® Audio Transmitter to elevate your wireless sound experience and connect to in-flight and other public spaces entertainment systems and seamlessly stream from Bluetooth® devices. Customize and control your sound through the JBL Headphones app, accessible from the JBL Smart Tx display and share audio via the advanced Auracast™ connection with other Auracast™-enabled devices.

Review: 90% of the way to perfect sound. Remote is dumb. A tad overpriced. A few annoyances. Great battery! - Updating my review from 4 stars to 5. After spending a but more time with the EQ, I'm really happy with the sound quality. ...and I am EXTREMELY nitpicky when it comes to sound! Trying to replace my Nuraphones: I wanted a pair of headphones to replace my Nuraphones I've had for about 8 years. Those are VERY clear, very loud, very bass-heavy, with really clear mids and highs. The down sides are, they're bulky, no longer made or supported, so you can't buy replacement parts like ear tips, etc., they also have ear tips which fall off and make me not want to travel with them and toss them around much for fear of losing the ones I have. I tried the Momentum 4 headphones and, to me, the top-end was traaash (boxed and sounded cheap, zero instrument separation) and volume was way too low. After doing a bunch of research, the JBL Tour One M3 seemed like it might check the boxes of cutting down the bulk, keeping sound quality, and improving battery life. I got these today and spent quite a while with them. Here's where I'm at: First impressions: - They look pretty basic, like a $150 headphone. Plastic all around. This actually isn't a deal breaker. I'd like something a bit more stylish but also, having a sleeper headphone maybe they'll be less likely to get stolen in an airport or something, idk. - The battery was at 10%, practically dead when they arrived - brand new /sealed. So as soon as I got them I couldn't update them or even really try them without chargin first, which is a bit of a buzz kill. I'd expect around a 60% to 80% battery charge on arrival. Sound quality: - They are pretty tricky to dial in - I guess most things are. - The Personi Fi setting seems to cause a volume dip, assuming because of reductive EQ'ing, which I didn't like - also can't be enabled with LDAC anyway, so I left Personi Fi off and kept LDAC ON. - The highs and mids are really decent. I initially didn't think the instrument separation was exceptional but it is actually really decent considering the price of these headphones. 9/10 for the top end separation. It's actually quite good once the EQ is set up well. - The bass is decent, obviously nothing as crazy as the Nuraphones as they are like basically wearing a subwoofer on your head. I do have to say, I'm happy with the bass resolution. Initially I thought is was a bit boomy but was able to nail it down with very precise EQing, this took quite a while to get perfect but I'm super happy with the end result. Dialing in: The ANC slightly affects the bass and treble - I found that I liked these best with ambient mode on with the slider at or almost all the way up (one notch down). I have 2 EQ presents, one for ambient and one for ANC where I boost the treble just a tiny bit. I prefer the sound with LDAC turned ON. I added just a touch of custom EQ to very slightly boost bass and treble. Samsung S24 Ultra issues: - Checking your phone settings, turning off EQ and Atmos, and enabling senior level hearing (even though I'm not a senior) - Make sure Normalization isn't on for things like Spotify (and definitely don't use "loud" as it will reduce sound quality). - What really annoys me is that Nuraphone seemed to be the only company that had a way to not only turn the regular sound limter off, but to turn of the EU sound limiter specifically. I'm not sure if these are the same thing, but the JBL headphones have no concept of this and the volume is on safety rails where you can tell they'd be amazing if you could just squeeze 3-6db more out of them. It's just an obnoxious problem every bluetooth headphone seems to have. ANC Defaults to ON: This really annoys me. Why doesn't the ANC/Ambient setting persist when turning these on and off? I prefer the sound of the ambient pass-through being ON and I do not want to have to set this in the app every damn time I pick up my headphones! Nor do I want to cycle through the modes on the headphone switch. This is absolutely terrible! I really hope they fix this soon with a software update. Power button: I kind of hate that they oriented the power button where your thumb switching it DOWN turns it ON and switching it UP turns it OFF. I never get it right the first time after days of use and I feel like it would be way more intuitive the other way. They solve so many issues but the hidden EU volume limiter and ANC persistence really frustrates me. I also wish they did sell this without the little remote - I've heard that was supposed to be a thing, but I find the little remote kinda useless tbh and would rather save $50 to $100 on these to not have that included. Verdict: I have decided to keep them. They solve my bulk issue. The sound and comfort is 98% of the way there and the battery life is actually insane. I've been using these for 3 days straight and the battery is STILL AT 100%! Now THAT is cool! I'm deciding to ditch my Nuraphones for these and ultimately want to checkout the Focal Bathys MG as a possible future replacement for these... but these are definitely good enough for now. Definitely far better than the Sennheiser Momentum 4's.
Review: JBL is finally stepping up!!👍 - So I have been a Sony and Bose guy for years and I love their products. But another brand I have loved for years as well is JBL. However, every time I’ve tried their true wireless earbuds and or their over ear headphones up to and including their flagship models, I have been disappointed. Now enters The JBL Tour One M3. These headphones seriously have everything I want in a set of headphones and I have been putting them through their paces. I know for the grammar and punctuation nuts out there, my review may not fit well into your form and factor approach, and in addition , I wanted to make this simple and succinct by putting in bullet points. First of all, I wanna say that the noise canceling is top notch. I travel enough to be able to test them out and they work great on planes. Second, they have a feature that I love and of course Sony was one of the first to bring it to market and that is the speak to chat feature JBL has added that to these headphones so that when you need to talk to somebody, when you start talking, it will automatically turn on the ambient mics so that you can converse with this person and you can adjust the interval from 5 to 15 to 20 seconds. The only slight issue with that is, it would be nice if the music would actually pause, but the music continues to play in a muted form. Third is The ambient aware and talk through features. You can hit a button and put it on ambient aware or hit that button twice and it’ll just stay on talk thru until you take it out of that mode. Fourth is the fact that they’ve incorporated a volume rocker along side a touchpad. So the volume rocker is a physical button while a touchpad on the right ear cup pauses and plays your music while double tapping, and triple tapping skips to the next track or reverses to a previous track. It’s a great incorporation of physical buttons and touchpad. Fifth is these headphones are very comfortable and I have a big head and I’ve tried a lot of them. The clamping force is enough to get a good seal around your ears, but not so much to wear. It brings fatigue and headaches. Six is the fact that they include USB-C to USB-C alongside a USB a adapter and then couple that with this new TX transmitter which really just creates a way that you can stream your music from an older device with a 3.5 mm jack. But also with the USB-C to USB-C cable you can stream that directly from the USB-C port on the headphones to a USB-C input on a phone or tablet and stream lossless audio. Just to clarify there is no 3.5 mm output on these headphones as the USB-C charging port on the headphones acts also has an audio output for wired connection. I know that I already mentioned some of these, but just to make abundantly clear, these headphones come with a USB-C to 3.5 mm cable, as well as a USB-C to USB-C cable alongside a USB-A adapter. Yes they included all of that. Seventh, of course is the sound and with the sound JBL offers spatial audio, which works really well. I do prefer to use that for movies while keeping it off for music. One thing I will say is do not judge these headphones in regards to their sound off of their default setting when you first purchase them and take them out of the box. Make sure to of course download the JBL headphones app and adjust the equalizer to your preference. Though these headphones do get loud, they may not be quite as loud as Sony‘s’ flagship models. But I have to tell you I’ve got these tweaked to a sound profile that I really enjoy. And if you tune up the bass, if you do like bass, they will not disappoint. You basically can adjust them to almost any sound profile you like along with presets they have built into the app. And in regards to the app, they literally have everything you could want in the app for these headphones. Eighth is the fact they come with a very compact traveling case. I am very very picky and I’m telling you for those of you that like technology alongside customizable features and of course great sound, You can’t go wrong with these.

## Features

- JBL Smart Tx: Connect to any audio source: Use JBL Smart Tx to connect to just about any audio source and elevate your wireless sound experience. Or use the USB-C cable for digital sources like your phone, tablet, or laptop. Analog sources can also be connected by using the 3.5mm audio jack. That includes the in-flight entertainment system on most airplanes, your TV or PC. And with 18 hours of battery life, you’ll make it through even the longest flight.
- JBL Smart Tx: You’re in control: No need to pull out your phone and search for the app. You’ve got full access to all controls of your JBL Tour One M3 Smart Tx headphones via the touch screen on the Audio Transmitter. No apps required.
- JBL Smart Tx: Universal Auracast audio transmitter: Use the JBL Smart Tx Audio Transmitter to connect to any audio source and stream to any Auracast-enabled speakers or headphones near you. Share your favorite playlist or TV series with any other Auracast enabled headphones.
- Hi-Res Audio with legendary JBL Pro Sound: Robust 40mm mica dome drivers are precisely tuned to deliver deep bass, balanced mids, and crystal-clear highs.
- 8-Mic True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0 with real-time adjustments: Make wind, street noise, and workplace chatter all go away. 8 mics (4 on and in each ear cup) listen for ambient noises around you in real-time and automatically return the inverse phase to you, so you barely hear anything other than your music. Or, when you want to stay more aware of your surroundings, use Ambient Aware and Talk Thru in the JBL Headphones app to customize what and how much you hear of your environment.
- Immersive JBL Spatial 360 sound with Head Tracking: Introducing JBL Spatial 360. Whether you're listening to music, movies, or games, next-generation JBL Spatial Sound is a more natural, realistic, and accurate immersive experience than ever before. It processes more details from any stereo content to generate reflections and reverberation signals. Applying various parameters at different frequency ranges, it creates a more realistic listening experience. And integrated head tracking means that sounds stay fixed in space even when you turn your head, adding a new layer of realism to your immersive listening.
- 4 mics with adaptive beamforming technology for perfect calls: Make every call or meeting sound like a face-to-face conversation. Four adaptive beamforming mics, powered by the AI algorithm, monitor your environment and intelligently eliminate both echoes and ambient noise from any direction. The JBL App allows to customize how you sound to others and how you want them to sound to you, or to bring down loud talkers or turn up quiet talkers. You can also control how much of your own voice you want to hear on calls, with VoiceAware. The JBL Tour One M3 Smart Tx are also Zoom certified.
- Smart Talk: Smart Talk automatically pauses your music whenever it hears you speak, so you can have a quick chat without reaching for the pause button. Use the JBL Headphones app to fine tune the Smart Talk settings.
- 70 hours total music playback: "Stay connected for an entire week. Enjoy 70 hours* of Bluetooth music and calls between charges. And if you need a quick top-up, just five minutes on the charger gets you an extra 5 hours. (*40 hours if you're listening with ANC on)"
- Personi-Fi 3.0: Set up your own personalizes audio profile by simply taking the hearing test in the JBL Headphones app. Then use the 12-band EQ and separate L/R balance optimization to create your ideal sound using the entire frequency range. The new UI and algorithm make Personi-Fi 3.0 more accurate than ever before.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0F4RT7HFT |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Audio Driver Size | 40 Millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Batteries | 1 A batteries required. (included) |
| Battery Life | 70 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #64,795 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,543 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.3 |
| Cable Feature | Detachable |
| Charging Time | 2 Hours |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones, Gaming Consoles, Laptops, Music Production Equipment, Tablets |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired, Wireless |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Controller Type | Button, Google Assistant, Siri, Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (64) |
| Date First Available | April 13, 2025 |
| Earpiece Shape | Oval |
| Frequency Response | 40 KHz |
| Generation | 3 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 11200130025119 |
| Hardware Interface | Bluetooth |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Included Components | 1 x JBL Tour One M3 Smart Tx + 1 x JBL Smart Tx Audio Transmitter, 1 x Warranty / Warning (W / !); 1 x product QSG/ Safety Sheet (S / i), 1x Carrying Case, 1x USB Type-C to Analog 3.5mm cable, 1x USB Type-C to Type C cable + 1 x USB Type-C to Type-A adapter |
| Input Device Interface | USB, Bluetooth |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 9.8 ounces |
| Item model number | JBLTOM3AVIBLKAM |
| Manufacturer | JBL |
| Model Name | JBL Tour One M3 Tx |
| Noise Control | Adaptive Noise Cancellation |
| Noise Control Features | adaptive_noise_cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 8.27 x 2.95 x 9.57 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Calling, Office Meetings, Radio Communication, Recording, Studio |
| Sensitivity | 122 dB |
| Specific Uses For Product | Business, Entertainment, Travel |
| Supports Bluetooth Technology | Yes |
| UPC | 050036414029 |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** JBL
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 18 Ohms

## Images

![Tour One M3 Smart Tx - Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones with Smart Transmitter, Hi-Res Audio (3.5mm or USB-C), Spatial 360 Sound with Head Tracking & 70Hrs of Playback (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61SOpCLMjeL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 90% of the way to perfect sound. Remote is dumb. A tad overpriced. A few annoyances. Great battery!
*by P***D on May 5, 2025*

Updating my review from 4 stars to 5. After spending a but more time with the EQ, I'm really happy with the sound quality. ...and I am EXTREMELY nitpicky when it comes to sound! Trying to replace my Nuraphones: I wanted a pair of headphones to replace my Nuraphones I've had for about 8 years. Those are VERY clear, very loud, very bass-heavy, with really clear mids and highs. The down sides are, they're bulky, no longer made or supported, so you can't buy replacement parts like ear tips, etc., they also have ear tips which fall off and make me not want to travel with them and toss them around much for fear of losing the ones I have. I tried the Momentum 4 headphones and, to me, the top-end was traaash (boxed and sounded cheap, zero instrument separation) and volume was way too low. After doing a bunch of research, the JBL Tour One M3 seemed like it might check the boxes of cutting down the bulk, keeping sound quality, and improving battery life. I got these today and spent quite a while with them. Here's where I'm at: First impressions: - They look pretty basic, like a $150 headphone. Plastic all around. This actually isn't a deal breaker. I'd like something a bit more stylish but also, having a sleeper headphone maybe they'll be less likely to get stolen in an airport or something, idk. - The battery was at 10%, practically dead when they arrived - brand new /sealed. So as soon as I got them I couldn't update them or even really try them without chargin first, which is a bit of a buzz kill. I'd expect around a 60% to 80% battery charge on arrival. Sound quality: - They are pretty tricky to dial in - I guess most things are. - The Personi Fi setting seems to cause a volume dip, assuming because of reductive EQ'ing, which I didn't like - also can't be enabled with LDAC anyway, so I left Personi Fi off and kept LDAC ON. - The highs and mids are really decent. I initially didn't think the instrument separation was exceptional but it is actually really decent considering the price of these headphones. 9/10 for the top end separation. It's actually quite good once the EQ is set up well. - The bass is decent, obviously nothing as crazy as the Nuraphones as they are like basically wearing a subwoofer on your head. I do have to say, I'm happy with the bass resolution. Initially I thought is was a bit boomy but was able to nail it down with very precise EQing, this took quite a while to get perfect but I'm super happy with the end result. Dialing in: The ANC slightly affects the bass and treble - I found that I liked these best with ambient mode on with the slider at or almost all the way up (one notch down). I have 2 EQ presents, one for ambient and one for ANC where I boost the treble just a tiny bit. I prefer the sound with LDAC turned ON. I added just a touch of custom EQ to very slightly boost bass and treble. Samsung S24 Ultra issues: - Checking your phone settings, turning off EQ and Atmos, and enabling senior level hearing (even though I'm not a senior) - Make sure Normalization isn't on for things like Spotify (and definitely don't use "loud" as it will reduce sound quality). - What really annoys me is that Nuraphone seemed to be the only company that had a way to not only turn the regular sound limter off, but to turn of the EU sound limiter specifically. I'm not sure if these are the same thing, but the JBL headphones have no concept of this and the volume is on safety rails where you can tell they'd be amazing if you could just squeeze 3-6db more out of them. It's just an obnoxious problem every bluetooth headphone seems to have. ANC Defaults to ON: This really annoys me. Why doesn't the ANC/Ambient setting persist when turning these on and off? I prefer the sound of the ambient pass-through being ON and I do not want to have to set this in the app every damn time I pick up my headphones! Nor do I want to cycle through the modes on the headphone switch. This is absolutely terrible! I really hope they fix this soon with a software update. Power button: I kind of hate that they oriented the power button where your thumb switching it DOWN turns it ON and switching it UP turns it OFF. I never get it right the first time after days of use and I feel like it would be way more intuitive the other way. They solve so many issues but the hidden EU volume limiter and ANC persistence really frustrates me. I also wish they did sell this without the little remote - I've heard that was supposed to be a thing, but I find the little remote kinda useless tbh and would rather save $50 to $100 on these to not have that included. Verdict: I have decided to keep them. They solve my bulk issue. The sound and comfort is 98% of the way there and the battery life is actually insane. I've been using these for 3 days straight and the battery is STILL AT 100%! Now THAT is cool! I'm deciding to ditch my Nuraphones for these and ultimately want to checkout the Focal Bathys MG as a possible future replacement for these... but these are definitely good enough for now. Definitely far better than the Sennheiser Momentum 4's.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ JBL is finally stepping up!!👍
*by Z***G on May 3, 2025*

So I have been a Sony and Bose guy for years and I love their products. But another brand I have loved for years as well is JBL. However, every time I’ve tried their true wireless earbuds and or their over ear headphones up to and including their flagship models, I have been disappointed. Now enters The JBL Tour One M3. These headphones seriously have everything I want in a set of headphones and I have been putting them through their paces. I know for the grammar and punctuation nuts out there, my review may not fit well into your form and factor approach, and in addition , I wanted to make this simple and succinct by putting in bullet points. First of all, I wanna say that the noise canceling is top notch. I travel enough to be able to test them out and they work great on planes. Second, they have a feature that I love and of course Sony was one of the first to bring it to market and that is the speak to chat feature JBL has added that to these headphones so that when you need to talk to somebody, when you start talking, it will automatically turn on the ambient mics so that you can converse with this person and you can adjust the interval from 5 to 15 to 20 seconds. The only slight issue with that is, it would be nice if the music would actually pause, but the music continues to play in a muted form. Third is The ambient aware and talk through features. You can hit a button and put it on ambient aware or hit that button twice and it’ll just stay on talk thru until you take it out of that mode. Fourth is the fact that they’ve incorporated a volume rocker along side a touchpad. So the volume rocker is a physical button while a touchpad on the right ear cup pauses and plays your music while double tapping, and triple tapping skips to the next track or reverses to a previous track. It’s a great incorporation of physical buttons and touchpad. Fifth is these headphones are very comfortable and I have a big head and I’ve tried a lot of them. The clamping force is enough to get a good seal around your ears, but not so much to wear. It brings fatigue and headaches. Six is the fact that they include USB-C to USB-C alongside a USB a adapter and then couple that with this new TX transmitter which really just creates a way that you can stream your music from an older device with a 3.5 mm jack. But also with the USB-C to USB-C cable you can stream that directly from the USB-C port on the headphones to a USB-C input on a phone or tablet and stream lossless audio. Just to clarify there is no 3.5 mm output on these headphones as the USB-C charging port on the headphones acts also has an audio output for wired connection. I know that I already mentioned some of these, but just to make abundantly clear, these headphones come with a USB-C to 3.5 mm cable, as well as a USB-C to USB-C cable alongside a USB-A adapter. Yes they included all of that. Seventh, of course is the sound and with the sound JBL offers spatial audio, which works really well. I do prefer to use that for movies while keeping it off for music. One thing I will say is do not judge these headphones in regards to their sound off of their default setting when you first purchase them and take them out of the box. Make sure to of course download the JBL headphones app and adjust the equalizer to your preference. Though these headphones do get loud, they may not be quite as loud as Sony‘s’ flagship models. But I have to tell you I’ve got these tweaked to a sound profile that I really enjoy. And if you tune up the bass, if you do like bass, they will not disappoint. You basically can adjust them to almost any sound profile you like along with presets they have built into the app. And in regards to the app, they literally have everything you could want in the app for these headphones. Eighth is the fact they come with a very compact traveling case. I am very very picky and I’m telling you for those of you that like technology alongside customizable features and of course great sound, You can’t go wrong with these.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best headphones for everything - worth every penny!
*by I***R on August 26, 2025*

These are definitely the most expensive headphones I have ever owned, but they have by far been worth every penny! I was looking for headphones that I could use for everything and these definitely fit the bill. I use them in Zoom meetings while I'm at coffee shops and my coworkers can hear me just fine without hardly any background noise. The noise cancelling also works so well, I can use these to edit videos in loud spaces with no problems. The sound quality overall is spectacular. It feels like I'm in another world when I'm wearing these. I don't ever have any connectivity issues when I toggle back and forth between my computer and my phone. These headphones are also super comfortable. I can wear them for hours with no problem at all. Overall quality is truly a 10/10.

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