The JBL Everest 710 headphones stand out in a bass-heavy realm by being more about balance. The drivers can deliver serious thump when it's in the mix, as they did on The Knife track, but they don't boost bass when it's not called for, as the drums on the Bill Callahan track show.

Balanced sound signature with solid bass response and ideal clarity in the high-mids and highs; Sharing mode sends audio to another pair of Bluetooth headphones

Not for those seeking major bass

A promising set of over ears with clever Google Assistant integration, we look forward to seeing if the audio can match the inventive design with the JBL Everest 710GAs.

Google Assistant well integrated; Comfortable to wear

Assistant may be too easy to activate

A few days ago, I posted up about the LG Tone Platinum SE, a headset that allowed for full Google Assistant usage via a tiny button on the neckband. They were quite good and I really enjoyed using them. Today I bring you the JBL Everest 710GA wireless headphones.

However, the JBL Everest 710GA headphones are a great option for those that travel often or are looking for wireless headphones for their commute that sound great and feature a smart twist.

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.

If what you're looking for in a pair of earphones is a no-nonsense, versatile and comfortable pair of in-ears, the JBL Everest Elite 150NC fit the bill. They not only deliver loud, lively sound, but also have a comfortable all-day fit and some advanced active noise-cancelling features to boot.

Comfortable fit; Loud versatile sound; Active noise-cancelling (ANC) kills low droning and hissing sounds; Good price for the features

Not the prettiest pair of earphones; Battery nowhere near as good as claimed

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

Active noise cancellation works well and the quirky fit makes sense, but the sound quality should be better at this price

Effective noise cancellation; Stable enough for sports use

Limited detail; Slightly hard mids; A little bulky

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.

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...