JBLClub 950NC Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones
R3,299
About
Pro-inspired sound and performance headphones.
Transport yourself to the front row. Inspired by music industry pros and featuring Legendary JBL Pro Sound and Hi-Res audio, the sleek JBL CLUB 950NC headphones make it easy to leave the world behind for all 55 hours of wireless play time, thanks to Adaptive Noise Cancelling, comfy over-earcups and a fold-able, portable design. Meanwhile, EQ personalization and bass boost at the touch of a button ensures every crystal-clear note sounds like it’s being played just for you.
Product Features
- Get lost in your music
- Adaptive Noise Cancelling
- Sound that adjusts to your needs
- High power, high impact
- Get help from The Google Assistant & Amazon Alexa
- Get the sound booth experience
- 55 hours of audio
- Perfect calls with dual-mic technology All-day wear
- Travel-friendly
Product Specifications
- Driver size: 40mm dynamic driver
- Frequency response (Passive): 16Hz – 40kHz Frequency response (Active): 16Hz – 22kHz Sensitivity: 91dB SPL @ 1kHz/1mW Maximum SPL: 105dB
- Maximum input power (Passive): 2000mW Microphone sensitivity: -24dBV@1kHz/Pa Impedance: 32 ohm
- Bluetooth transmitted power: Bluetooth frequency: 2.402GHz – 2.480GHz Bluetooth profile version: A2DP 1.3, AVRCP 1.5, HFP 1.6
- Bluetooth version: V5.0
- Battery type: Lithium Ion Polymer Battery (3.7V / 730mAh)
- Power supply: 5 V / 1 A
- Charging time: Music play time with BT on: 55 hrs
- Music play time with BT & ANC on: 22 hrs Music play time with Aux-in & ANC on: 30 hrs
- Weight: 372g
- Warranty: 12 months
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