Beats Solo Pro Wireless Headphones vs JBL Tune 770NC Wireless Headphones

Beats Solo Pro Wireless Headphones₹12,399

JBL Tune 770NC Wireless Headphones₹5,9998%

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Beats Solo Pro Wireless Headphones₹12,399

JBL Tune 770NC Wireless Headphones₹5,9998%

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General

Brand	Beats	JBL
Model	MRJA2ZM	Tune 770NC
Design	Headphone	Headphone
Type	On the Ear	Over the Ear
Connectivity	Wireless	Wireless

Design and Body

Weight	267 g	232 g
Foldable	Yes	Yes

Features

Bluetooth	Yes, Class 1	Yes, 5.3
USB	Yes	Yes
Microphone	Yes	Yes
Voice Assistant		Yes
Controls		ON/OFF, Volume +/-
Music Controls		Pause/Play
Call Controls		Accept/Reject calls
Switch between Call and Music		Yes
Additional Features	Two Listening Modes, Transparency Mode, Apple H1 Chip, Type-C Charging	Adjustable Headband, Quick Charge, Dual Pairing, Voice Aware, Customized Sound with App, Type-C Charging, Multi Point Connection

Sound Features

Deep Bass	Yes	Yes
Impedance		32 ohm
Sensitivity		100dB SPL, 1kHz/1mW
Frequency Response	20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)	20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)
Driver Unit		40 mm
Driver Type		Dynamic
Active Noise Cancellation	Yes	Yes
Other Features	Active Noise Cancellation	JBL Pure Bass Sound

Extra

Sales Package	1 Headphone, Carrying Case, Lightning to USB-A Charging Cable, Quick Start Guide, Warranty Card	1 U Headphone, USB Charging Cable, User Guide, Warranty Documents
Inline Remote		Yes

Power Features

Power Input		DC 5V/1A
Battery Capacity		500 mAh
Battery		Lithium Polymer
Battery Life	40 hours (ANC Off)	70 hours (ANC Off)
Charging Time	2 hours	2 hours

Warranty

Warranty	1 year	1 year, Brand Warranty
Warranty Type	Manufacturer	Manufacturer
Covered in Warranty	Manufacturing Defects	Manufacturing Defect
Not Covered in Warranty	Physical Damage	Physical Damage

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