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JBL Live 680NC (2026) are $81 off at an all-time low

Amazon has the JBL Live 680NC (2026) on-ear headphones in Black for $79, the lowest price they've ever sold for.

JBL Live 680NC (2026) are $81 off at an all-time low

The JBL Live 680NC (2026) on-ear noise canceling headphones are now available at an all-time low price of $79 on Amazon. This represents a significant discount of $81 off the original list price of $159.95, marking a 51% reduction in cost. These headphones were only released in March, so the current deep discount on a brand-new product is quite impressive.

Equipped with JBL’s innovative True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0 technology, the headphones automatically adjust to the ambient noise around you. Users can choose Ambient Aware mode when they wish to remain aware of their surroundings. The spec sheet offers great value for money, including LDAC support for higher-resolution audio from compatible Android phones, Bluetooth 6.0 with LE Audio and Auracast capabilities, and multipoint pairing for connecting to two devices simultaneously.

JBL guarantees up to 50 hours of playback with noise canceling enabled and up to 80 hours with it disabled. A mere five-minute charge provides an additional four hours of listening time. The JBL Headphones app allows for customizing the sound with a parametric EQ and Personi-Fi 3.0, which tailors the audio based on a quick hearing test.

The headphones also feature wear detection that pauses the audio automatically, and the earcups fold inward for convenient storage. Only the Black finish of the JBL Live 680NC (2026) headphones is priced at $79 on Amazon.

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