Save on the ‘incredible’ M3 noise-cancelling headphones perfect for gamers and music-lovers alike
Shoppers in search of premium, stylish headphones can take advantage of a limited-time saving in one brand’s spring promotion. JBL is currently offering 10% off all headphones – excluding refurbished models – when customers use an exclusive discount code.
To claim the offer, simply enter the code REACH10 at checkout. JBL’s headphone collection includes a wide range of over-ear and on-ear styles, suited to everything from gym workouts to relaxing at home, reports the Express.
The range also features immersive noise-cancelling options designed to block out background distractions while delivering clear, detailed audio, alongside advanced features such as spatial sound and 360-degree head tracking. For gamers, JBL has also introduced dedicated headsets, including one bundled with a complimentary Xbox Game Pass.
To help you discover the perfect pair, we’ve compiled a selection of our top picks from the JBL sale:
JBL Tour One M3 – £224.99 (was £249.99)
JBL’s best-selling headphones, the Tour One M3, combine lossless, premium audio with sophisticated eight-microphone adaptive noise cancelling. These high-end headphones can be used either wired or wirelessly, producing sound that’s nearer to the original studio recording, with roughly three times more data than conventional Bluetooth audio.
JBL Tour One M3
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JBL is knocking 10% off all headphones excluding refurbished in its spring sale, including the JBL Tour One M3.
Boasting 360-degree head tracking, the headphones guarantee crystal-clear phone calls courtesy of four AI-driven adaptive beamforming microphones that minimise echoes and ambient noise. Battery performance is similarly outstanding, delivering up to 70 hours of playback from a single charge.
Shoppers have given the Tour One M3 glowing reviews, with an average rating of 4.6 stars. Many highlight their ‘unbeatable’ audio quality and “incredible” noise cancellation, though some observe that while they’re extremely comfortable, they can feel a touch on the heavier side.
Rival premium alternatives include the Sony WH-1000XM6 from Sony (£329.99), which the manufacturer claims provide its ‘best noise cancelling’ to date, driven by the HD Noise Cancelling Processor QN3 and 12 precision microphones.
JBL Quantum 650 – £102.59 (was £113.99)
JBL’s top-rated headphones in the ongoing sale are the JBL Quantum 650, a wireless gaming headset that works with PlayStation, Xbox and PC. This model presently enjoys a flawless five-star rating and is slashed from £113.99 to £102.59 when customers apply the discount code.
Engineered with 50mm dynamic drivers and distinctive carbon damping materials, the Quantum 650 is designed to produce powerful audio with minimal distortion, generating a more immersive and lifelike gaming experience. It also incorporates spatial audio, enabling players to identify precisely where sounds—like advancing opponents—are originating from.
For Xbox gamers, the JBL Quantum 910X Wireless for Xbox represents another solid choice, and it includes a one-month Xbox Game Pass subscription. This model has been cut from £209.99 to £188.99 and features hi-res certified 50mm neodymium drivers to deliver a rich, immersive audio experience.
One enthusiastic review of the JBL Quantum 650 states: “The sound and how it sits on the head are amazing. In games like Battlefield 6 and Warzone, the footsteps and directional audio are very accurate. Listening to music was also amazing.”
Though some customers point out that, being over-ear headphones, they can become slightly warm during extended gaming sessions.
JBL Tune 730BT – £35.99 (was £39.99)
A more budget-friendly yet still well-regarded alternative is the JBL Tune 730BT, slashed from £39.99 to £35.99 in the sale. These stylish over-ear headphones are driven by JBL’s Pure Bass Sound to provide ‘powerful’ audio that can be tailored using EQ presets on the JBL app.
Along with dual microphones for crisp and precise calls, the Bluetooth headphones offer up to 76 hours of battery life, with a rapid five-minute charge delivering up to five hours of listening time. Customers describe the Tune 730BT as ‘amazing for the price’, giving them a 4.7-star rating.
One purchaser described them as “amazing for the price,” noting: “Sound quality is good as well as noise cancelling. Battery life is the best, last for ages.”
Others describe them as ‘so comfortable’, though it would be ‘a bonus’ if they included a wired option. In a comparable price bracket is the AKG K72 (£39.99), a pair of budget-friendly yet professional studio over-ear headphones, promoted as ‘pro-quality meets style’.
JBL Tune 780NC – £107.99 (was £119.99)
Also amongst JBL’s top sellers are the JBL Tune 780NC, which blend the brand’s hi-res Pure Bass Sound with spatial audio for a more enveloping, surround-style listening experience. They also feature adaptive noise cancelling to reduce external distractions, alongside dual microphones to guarantee crisp, precise audio during calls for both the listener and whoever’s on the other end.
Much like the Tune 730BT, these also deliver a 76-hour battery life and five-minute rapid charge. The Tune 780NC have been designed with a sleek over-ear look featuring understated metal accents and a selection of colours including black, blue and white.
Achieving a solid 4.5-star rating, one purchaser commended the headphones for their well-rounded performance, stating: “With a powerful bass that doesn’t overpower the mids and highs, the sound quality is clean and well-balanced. For daily use, active noise cancellation is effective, particularly in crowded settings like public transport.”
That said, not all reviews are completely glowing. One user of the 780NC highlighted a possible disadvantage, observing: “What might be an issue for some is the fact that you cannot replace the ear pads.”
JBL Junior 470NC – £62.99 (was £69.99)
As the name implies, the JBL Junior 470NC are crafted specifically for youngsters, featuring a variety of integrated parental controls. These include an automatic maximum volume cap of 85dB, which can be lowered even further, safeguarding developing hearing.
Parents can also track listening patterns via the JBL Headphones app, view live reports, and establish a PIN code to secure the settings. These youngster-focused headphones have achieved an outstanding 4.9-star rating, with one reviewer commenting: “I bought these for my five-year-old daughter to enjoy her films during long car journeys and they have been a godsend. She’s happy, the sound quality is incredible – worth every penny.”
Though some parents observed that the way the Junior 470NC fit doesn’t always form a complete seal around smaller ears, which they suggest can diminish the performance of the noise cancelling.
Meanwhile, a widely-favoured alternative is the iClever Kids Wireless Headphones (£14.99), an Amazon bestseller that also features safe volume restrictions, alongside vibrant LED lights and an array of playful, child-appropriate designs.
