The world is as peaceful as you want it to be with the JBL Tour One headphones. Noise cancellation is often credited with allowing you to block out the world, but I want to focus on what you can hear, not what you can’t. Great headphones help you hear better with them than you would without them. And the JBL Tour One headphones are better at doing this than your average headphones. Read more about these great headphones, then enter for a chance to win one.

Versatile and noise cancelling headphones

The reason many people opt for over ear headphones instead of earbuds is superior sound quality, superior sound isolation, and superior connection versatility. The JBL Tour One headphones excel in all of these areas. Check out the reviews, including the review that we posted on the blog, to learn more about the amazing listening options and the performance you get using these headphones.

Let’s first discuss the design. Comfort is important and some over ears can feel heavy on the head, or tight on the ears. The JBL Tour Ones are praised for their superior comfort, with soft ear-cups and ample padding.

Additionally, they are designed with convenience in mind. Pause music and take a call, change the volume, allow ambient noise to reach your ears with SmartAware and Talkthru technologies when you want to carry on a conversation: all with a touch of the intuitive controls, and without removing the headset. Also, you can listen wirelessly and with high fidelity via Bluetooth; or, audiophiles can choose a wired connection and plug into external devices for a more personal listening experience. It has the features you love in modern headsets, but at a premium headphone level. Even phone calls are better on these JBLs than on most other headphones.

Great headphones enable you to rediscover music and to feel great

When a product says “noise cancelling” our thoughts often turn to what we won’t hear: things like traffic noises, flight noises … perhaps office noises. Yes, you’ll hear less annoying noise wearing the JBL Tour One headphones. But that is not generally the point of awesome headphones. The point is to hear things we love with better clarity, better highs, mids, and lows, for a better overall listening experience that enriches our soul and makes us a little bit happier.

Think of a song that captured your heart and mind and transported you to another time and place in the best way possible when you first heard it. Great audio tech can sometimes recreate that experience; hearing it more clearly than you have in years can bring back a lot of those feelings. I use inexpensive earbuds for ordinary listening while commuting, but when I am home and want to really hear music for deep enjoyment, nothing beats the sound from a really high quality over ear set of headphones like these JBLs we are giving away in this contest.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter in two different ways.

  1. In a comment below, tell us the most interesting feature of these headphones that you would love to try.
  2. In a comment below the review of these headphones on the Best Buy blog, tell us one piece of music that you loved in the past and you think would sound amazing through these headphones.

What you can win

At the end of this contest we will randomly select one winner to win a new set of JBL Tour One headphones.

This contest runs from June 16th until June 30th.

Remember, you can enter in two different ways for two chances to win. Moreover, you know many people who love music as much as you do! Share with them this chance to win.

Win JBL Tour One Headphones Contest Rules and Regulations

Good luck.

Martin Renaud
Martin Renaud
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Martin loves working with the talented editors and writers on the Best Buy Blog as Editor-in-Chief. During his spare time he is either working on his next novel, cooking up a masterpiece in the kitchen, or adding some smart tech to his new home on Mayne Island in British Columbia.
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  2. The Talkthru feature is most intriguing to me, saving the need to take off – or half take off – the set to speak to people in the room.

  3. My favourite song is Style by Taylor Swift – it would be so nice to listen to it with these headphones!!

  4. I would love to try the comfort feature of the headphones!! Most of the ones I’ve used feel uncomfortable to my ears after wearing them for a while, thus I would love to have the JBL headphones which have nice padding and ear-cups.

  13. I would love to try the Bluetooth 5.0 as I don’t have it and would love to have better reliability.

  22. The most interesting feature of these headphones that I would love to try is the noise cancellation!

  26. noise cancellation that works! I have a few other pair that are anc and they barely cancel anything out.

  31. The most interesting feature of these headphones that I’d like to try is the lithium-ion battery of 920mAh that lasts 50 hours!

  33. The noise canceling appeals to me most, with working from home, canceling out noise from kids or construction noise on the street from everyone doing home renovations, I would love to have better quality sound to what I want to hear!

  34. The SilentNow mode seems pretty interesting, instant activation of noise cancellation at the press of a button!

  37. I love the noise cancellation! That is probably my biggest want when it comes to a good set of headphones

  42. The Silent Now Mode that’s part of the True Noise Cancelling experience is definitely the most interesting feature to me.

  46. I hate anything bulky and heavy so I appreciate and love the soft light weight of the ear pads

  47. Im very interested in the SmartAware and Talkthru technologies to not have to remove my headphones when working out or in my zen place to speak with people.

  49. Noise cancellation with a wired connection to my guitar amplifier would allow for late night guitar playing!

  50. I’m probably the most interested in the ambient aware feature of the noise cancellation so when I’m using it at the office I don’t have to keep taking the phones off and on every time someone needs to ask me a question.

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