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if you're the market for some noise cancelling headphones but don't want to drop the big bucks for the both QC 35 or does Sony 1000x the JBL Everest elite 750 and siendo Sony xb9 50 and 1 are some good options well which is better the JBL every silly 1050 NC or just sony xb9 50 and one that's fine now don't forget to Like comment and subscribe oh man that intro has members the JBL Everest elite 750 NC is the newest of these 2 headphones it comes in three colorways blue gunmetal and silver they also currently retail for $299.99 the Sony xb9 50 n1 released back in March or April of 2017 and still only comes in two colorways black or green I'm still a big fan of the green version they retail for 248 over at Amazon and they go on sale from time to time if you want to pick either one of these up I'll have a link in the description below and I'll keep them updated so you can get the best deals possible so first let's go over what comes in each box because there is a big difference the sony MDR XP 950 n1 come included with the carrying pouch and audio cable and a micro USB cable for charging the JBL Everest elite sounds like the NC on the other hand come included with the hard shell carrying case and audio cable with inline controller a better quality micro USB cable for charging and a 2 prong plain adapter JBL did a great job of taking the little things into consideration but remember the JBL do cost $50 more style and cover points they goes into JBL ever sleep I have no problem with the design of the Sony xb9 50 n1 but they are so big you can see them in your peripheral vision when you put them on and some people have said they are not fans of the circular here comes the JBL every silly sense if the NC on the other hand are much more low-profile and the larger ear cups do a better job of encasing your ears unlike the ear cups on the sony which still rests on your ear lows and top of your ear don't get me wrong the sony XP 950 n1 are still comfortable to wear but I'm just being hypercritical objectively the JBL ever sell a 1050 NC are more comfortable than the Sony XP 950 n1 when it comes to controls the Sony xb9 50 n1 are much easier to use than JBL Everest elite does the dedicated playback control worker and a dedicated volume rocker on onie and it's much easier to tell which biome you're pressing just by touch unlike the JBL where you never know which blind you're really pressing and controlling your music playback is way harder than it needs to be considering noise cancellation both of these headphones perform well but the JBL Everett the late 1050 NC does a better job of isolating you from the outside well but the difference is so little between the JBL and the sony that you wouldn't know unless you wore them back-to-back like I can but sound quality is a whole different story like I said I managed to review the sound quality on the Jamiel average daily census the NC is decent and modern listening levels what if you're listening to something with a lot of bass or really high highs the JBL will start rattling like soda gear the Sony xb9 50 and one on the other hand sound great across the board instrument separation and soundstage are way better and the extra bass feature adds another dimension to the listening experience that relays and Bluetooth connectivity are also two big factors to consider between these two headphones the Sony have a battery life of 22 hours and if you listen to them at a low volume and with noise cancellation off I've managed to squeeze out a few more hours out of them whereas I found the JBL ever silly to only have a better life of 12 hours with noise cancellation on and at a playback volume of 75 percent also JBL decided to use bluetooth for that all on these headphones which means you can only be connected to one device at a time and if you're going to switch between devices you need to go through the setup process every single time thankfully the 950 and 1 use bluetooth for that one and you can pair to two devices at the same time so switching between your phone and laptop like I do is super easy but these two headphones do have very different features that help set them apart from the rest for starters the Sony xb9 50 and one don't to sound great they also had an extra base feature it's what the XP mi name stands for at a press of a button you can kick the bass up to an 11 on the Sony and they still Mantz it sound great like I said on my name is review of the 950 n1 having the extra bass feature on while watching an actual moving adds another dimension when explosions hat on our screen the Sony xpn 50 n1 are made specifically for baseheads the JBL Everest elite 750 NC on the other hand let you control your noise cancellation setting straight from the headphones or the app the JBL let you set an awareness level so if you're walking in the city and still want to be able to hear some of your surroundings for safety reasons you can set them to envy and awareness high if you want to be in your own little world and don't want to hear anything you can set them to ambient awareness low also taking phone calls on the JBL is crystal clear for the user on the other side thanks to the echo canceling microphone and here are a few minor things I want to point out between these two headphones first Jay Bilas apps for their headphones is very well built responsive intuitive and useful Sony's app is not I try to avoid using it as much as I can I really wish so needed a better job of like the line here here comes with large letters like JBL they don't there's because it makes putting them on correctly much easier and I like that JBL included better cables in their packaging so to wrap things up the Sony xb9 fifty and one has been and still all my go-to wallets headphones they sound spectacular the noise cancellation is good they have a killer battery life and they're fifty dollars cheaper it's hard to recommend or switch to the JBL Everest elite 1050 NC since they don't perform well when the bass gets really low or the highs get really high the short battery life is a bummer and controlling my music playback on the JBL is mostly infuriating and I'm still amazed JBL decided to use bluetooth for that Oh on a pair of three hundred dollar wireless headphones in 2017 but being able to control your noise cancellation is a really cool feature I wouldn't be surprised if other companies adopt a feature in the future and not to mention they're as comfortable as the bose qc25 hey if you enjoyed the video please like and subscribe it helps out more than you realize for more product reviews and deal alerts check out Jim Kelly net if you want to support the channel pick up a shirt and I'll catch you next time