Headphone jacks will soon be extinct and thus many of us are in a constant state of motion searching for a decent set of Bluetooth headphones. There is no shortage of them on the market, with many from the biggest names in audio.

JBL Everest 710GA headphones review: Superb sound and Google Assistant on demand

These over-ear Bluetooth headphones sound great, and ShareMe 2.0 lets you broadcast your music to others with Bluetooth cans.

Excellent overall sound quality; Comfortable to wear for long periods; ShareMe technology broadcasts music to other Bluetooth headphones; Google...

Bass is a bit overemphasized in some cases; No active noise cancelling; Somewhat expensive for the feature set provided

There is no shortage of competition in the headphone market at all price points. JBL has a leg up here on most others being one of the few to offer Google Assistant built-in with the Everest 710GA.

JBL Everest Elite 150NC

Despite the chunky build, they're okay for runners, and decent noise cancellation will prove an attraction for commuters. Sound quality isn't the best around for £180, though, and real-world battery life isn't as long as advertised. Like other mid-tier performers, look out for this pair on sale.

Decent active noise cancellation; Good wireless performance

Not among the best sounding at the price; Chunkier and heavier than average; Battery life likely to look rather short soon

Good sound. Poor build quality

These headphones have a great sound, but a generally poor build quality. I have had a number of issue that have stemmed from general day-to-day use. - The material covering the padding on the phones has rotted away leaving the inner foam rubber exposed - The brackets in which the sliders move have...