If you're after a pair of noise-cancellers, but your budget won't stretch to the Sony 1000XM3, Bose NC 700 or B&W PX7, then the JBL Tune 750BTNC are a great choice, offering decent sound and good value for money.

Good feature for your cash; Fun bass; Good wireless performance

Vacant mids; Fit initially seems a little tight

The JBL Tune 750BTNC sound great, look great, and they fit well. Solidly dependable and easy to use, you might miss waterproofing and a few minor features – but at this price, it feels foolish to complain too readily.

Comfortable design; Good sound quality; Strong active noise cancelation

No waterproofing; Average battery life; No Bluetooth 5 support

A bass-inclined balance and effective noise-cancellation make for a fun, fruitfully featured pair of budget headphones

Deep; punchy bass; Pleasantly open and clear sound; Decent noise cancellation; Stylish; foldable design

Bassy balance won’t suit all; AKG rivals more transparent

The JBL TUNE 750BTNC are only alright for mixed usage. Due to their awkwardly-sized ear cups, they aren't the most comfortable unless you have very small ears. They're also made entirely of plastic and don't feel very durable or well-built.

Very well-balanced and versatile sound profile; Good, longer-than-advertised battery life; Easy-to-use controls.

Awkwardly-sized ear cups aren't very comfortable; Mediocre noise isolation, even with ANC; Plasticky and cheap build quality.

If you're after a pair of noise-cancellers, but your budget won't stretch to the Sony 1000XM3, Bose NC 700 or B&W PX7, then the JBL Tune 750BTNC are a great choice, offering decent sound and good value for money. Noise cancellation isn't great, and units such as the AKG Y50BT and Urbanista Seattle offer better mid-range performance. Nevertheless, these are enjoyable and energetic-sounding headphones

Good feature for your cash; Fun bass; Good wireless performance;

Vacant mids; Fit initially seems a little tight;