JBLEverest Elite V750 Over-Ear NC Headphones
R2,999
About
Your life, your music, your comfort – the all-new JBL Everest Elite 750NC is truly shaped around you. Smartly engineered, enjoy wireless freedom with up to 20 hours of listening pleasure on a single charge. In Adaptive Noise Cancelling (ANC) mode, control what you want to hear for up to 15 hours. A 3-hour quick recharge, an echo cancelling microphone for hands-free calls, Legendary JBL Pro Audio Sound, compact hard carrying case and flat-fold design elevate these headphones to travel companion par excellence. Meticulously crafted from premium materials and conceived for a snug fit and long-lasting comfort, these sleek and elegant headphones come in metallic finishes and colors. The My JBL Headphones App features include over-the-air updates that future-proof these headphones, and TruNote™ Auto Sound Calibration that personalizes the audio performance based on ear cup fit, delivering the most authentic version of music possible.
Product Features
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Wireless
- Pro audio sound
- Adaptive noise cancelling
- Ambient aware
- Built-in microphone
- Carrying care
- Hands-free call
- 15 hour battery
- Quick recharge in 3 hours
- Easy updates
- TruNote Auto sound calibration
- Comfort fit
- Fold and carry
- Echo cancelling microphone
Product Specification
- Bluetooth version: 4.0
- Ear cushion material: PU Leather
- Headphone cable length (cm): 120.0
- Headphone cable length (ft): 3.93
- Headphones jack type: 3.5 mm
- Driver size (mm): 40.0
- Driver sensitivity at 1kHz/1mW (dB): 92dB@1kHz, 1mW
- Dynamic frequency response range (Hz): 10Hz-22kHz
- Impedance (ohms): 16.0
- Number of drivers per ear: 1.0
- Battery Type: Polymer Li-ion Battery (3.7V, 850mAh)
- Charging time (hours from empty): 3
- Maximum music play time with ANC off (hours): 20.0
- Maximum music play time with ANC on (hours): 15.0
- Speed Charging time (hours): 2.5
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Sad fact: nobody wants to hear it. There is only one dream worth talking about, and that's Martin Luther King Jr's.
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