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These JBL Everest Elite 700 V700NXTWHT headphones feature NXTGen Active Noise Cancelling technology and JBL Pro Audio Sound with 40mm drivers, so you can enjoy rich, enhanced audio for all your favorite music. Bluetooth enables simple wireless syncing.
 
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These are *literally* the best.
on July 19, 2016
Posted by: Audiophile4Life
These headphones are literally the best thing I've ever put on my skull. I absolutely love them, because every feature works flawlessly.
ANC is VERY close to the level of Bose QuietComfort, and the awareness feature is extremely useful in an office setting or when you need to be alert.
Sound quality is spot on, and I prefer the sound balance over any other headphone offered at BestBuy.
I read a lot of reviews comparing these to the most expensive Beats or Bose, but I don't understand how the others even stand up to these. These sound MUCH better and are more comfortable than any pair of Beats (which are too punchy and hurt my ears physically and audibly). The JBL's also sport many more features than any pair of Bose (which mainly competitive comfort and their top notch ANC).
These headphones are really in their own class, because they are PACKED with features, have excellent sound quality, especially with a little tweaking using the app, and they look classy unlike other overpriced "Transformer-esque" headphones.
Below are the reasons why I bought these:
-Stable Bluetooth
-Active Noise Cancellation
-Adjustable awareness
-TruNote calibration
-Handsome design
-Extreme battery life
-Foldable
-Has its own app for mobile (which malfunctions occasionally on my 3-year-old phone but works fine on a newer one)
-Are soooo comfortable. I can wear them for hours, and I have very sensitive ears.
-The ear pads can be replaced if they wear out, which ensures a long life of use. This is a MUST for expensive headies.
These headphones are pricey, but the price is reflective of their awesomeness. Totally worth it to me.
I got rid of all my old over-ears and on-ears to get these, because these do everything and more of what my other headphones did.
My Best Buy number: 0576963198
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Take your tunes on the go and listen with these Skullcandy Hesh 2.0 S6HSGY-374 headphones, which feature Supreme Sound technology for clear, natural audio and powerful bass. The flexible headband and padded ear cushions offer comfort during use.
 

Just bought skull candy he's 2 Supreme sound WHICH END OF CORD GOES INTO EARPHONE? The one with two black rings or the one with three black rings?

It would seem that the end with 3 black rings should be in the music device, and the end with 2 black rings goes into the headphones. The 3rd ring on the device end is for a microphone input. Since the cord has a mic built into the cable, the mic wire only needs to go from the mic to the device (i.e. phone, tablet). The headphone end of the cable only needs 2 rings (left and right audio), because when using the cable, the microphone on the cable serves as the only mic input.

-3 ring --> phone, tablet, laptop
-2 ring --> headphones
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