Press and hold the power button. At the same time, connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB-C port on the right ear cup. The left earpiece has a micro-USB port for charging on its top edge (a cable is included in the box). Resetting your Bluetooth headphones usually unpairs them from your device. After performing a factory reset, you need to pair them again before you can use the headphones. How to Reset Bluetooth Headphones According to Brand However, like any electronic device, Bluetooth headphones can encounter issues that may require resetting. These can include connectivity errors, audio lags, or functionality issues that disrupt the listening experience.

JBL Tune 600BTNC | Wireless, on-ear, active noise-cancelling JBL Tune 600BTNC | Wireless, on-ear, active noise-cancelling

How much this matters is open to debate. It does mean that there no technical means by which the JBL can receive a lossless audio signal but equally, I’m not totally sure how many owners will ever send them one and thinking about it as a device for travel and holidays, someone like myself who notionally cares about such a thing wouldn’t be falling over myself to use lossless in such a situation. Throw in the added dynamic that any iOS device (which will form a large swathe of the target market) still can’t form the other half of an Apt-X partnership anyway and JBL’s decision is fairly understandable. The JBL Tune 600BTNC headphone is a wireless device that offers an enjoyable audio experience. With a weight of 173 grams, it is lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it suitable for extended use. The headphone's sensitivity is 100 decibels, providing a clear and immersive sound quality. This headphone includes a digital volume control, allowing users to easily adjust the audio level. It also features active noise cancellation (ANC) technology, providing a more immersive listening experience by reducing ambient noise.

Why is JBL Tune600BTNC better than JBL Tune 750BTNC?

You’re less likely to lose your way with these, though we did press 'volume down' instead of 'volume up' a few times.

JBL Tune600BTNC in Black – On Ear Active Noise-Cancelling

Their music was played at every party, bush bash, and camp fire you would go to": Fully Completely by The Tragically Hip - Album Of The Week Club review As such, the JBL makes use of a technology that they imaginatively enough call Pure Bass Sound. The actual engineering that goes into this is not something that the company expands upon hugely (and given the very different technology that goes into the variety of products that are described as having it, it is reasonable to assume that it might be more than a single piece of engineering anyway) but the intention is to generate the ‘live’ bass effect that we have come to expect from many venues - not least because they often use hulking great JBL speakers. They fit nicely too, with a good level of comfort - though we do find our ears warming up after using them for an hour or so. Given they’re an on-ear design, that’s hardly unexpected – and it could even come in handy during those cold winter months. You certainly wouldn’t classify the JBLs as shy and retiring. High frequencies sound crisp and sharp, but not overly harsh or bright.While we don't expect them to be as bulletproof as headphones costing three times as much, it would still be nice if the Tune600s could resist the scuffs a bit better. Take the headphones out of the box and press the touch-sensitive controls on both headphones for 5 seconds.