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JBL Live 780NC and 680NC review: Great leaps, greater missteps

JBL Live 780NC and 680NC review: Great leaps, greater missteps
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JBL introduced two new headphones to its Live series lineup and both are fighting to live up to expectations. Don’t get me wrong, the JBL Live 780NC and 680NC are both a solid set of cans, but in a sea of noise-cancelling headphones, one of them definitely has more appeal. The biggest differences between these two headphones are the over-ear and on-ear cups, and surprisingly, their audio quality.

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