JBL Tune 720BT vs Sony INZONE H7

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Tune 720BT compared with INZONE H7
JBLTune 720BTSonyINZONE H7
Overview
ReleasedFebruary 2023July 2022
Sound
TypeOver-earOver-ear
Noise cancellingNoNo
Transparency modeNoNo
Driver size40 mm40 mm
BackClosedClosed
Impedance32 ohms–
Bluetooth codecsSBC and AACSBC and AAC
Lossless over USB-CNo–
Drivers40 mm dynamic; 20 Hz–20 kHz response and 101 dB SPL sensitivity at 1 kHz, 1 mWClosed dynamic headphones with 40 mm neodymium drivers; 5 Hz–20,000 Hz frequency response (JEITA)
Noise cancelling detailNo active cancellation or transparency mode (Les Numériques); VoiceAware monitors your own voice during calls–
Audio featuresJBL Headphones app EQ; SBC and AAC confirmed by Les Numériques; no wearing sensor or USB digital playback in its test360 Spatial Sound for Gaming, equaliser, sidetone and settings through INZONE Hub for Windows; compatible with PS5 Tempest 3D AudioTech
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)Up to 76 hoursUp to 40 hours
Battery life detailUp to 76 hours with Bluetooth on; 500 mAh, 3.7 V lithium-ion battery; two-hour full chargeSony help-guide claims up to 40 hours for game and chat with Bluetooth off; simultaneous Bluetooth calls reduce this to 25 hours, AAC music to 26 hours or SBC music to 22 hours. Usage conditions affect runtime.
Fast chargingFive minutes supplies up to three hoursApproximately 3.5 hours for a full charge; 10 minutes charging provides about one hour of use
Design
Weight220 g (better)325 g
Bluetooth5.35.0
Two devices at onceYes–
Headphone cableYesNo
ControlsPhysical earcup controls for calls, playback and volumeVolume dial, game/chat balance, power and Bluetooth buttons; microphone mutes when raised
MicrophonesOne microphone; VoiceAware own-voice adjustmentFixed flip-up bidirectional electret condenser boom microphone; 100 Hz–8,000 Hz range in Sony's original help guide
Fit and ear tipsFoldable over-ear design; closed back confirmed by SoundGuysCircumaural headphones with padded headband and smooth nylon ear pads; approximately 325 g according to Sony UK, rather than the conflicting 454 g in SoundGuys' review table
DimensionsCurrent UK page lists outer cups 7 × 7.6 cm, inner 5.4 × 3.7 cm and depth 2 cm; its imperial height and older PDF dimensions disagree, so no conversion is used–
Water resistance detailUK page marks water resistant but publishes no IP codeNot waterproof; no IP rating is published
Works withTwo simultaneous Bluetooth devices; included analogue cable supports passive listening; maker page's 0.2 m cable length conflicts with the PDF's 1.2 mSupplied USB-A 2.4 GHz transceiver with PC/PS5 switch, plus simultaneous Bluetooth phone audio. USB-C cable charges rather than providing wired audio. Bluetooth 5.0 Class 1, approximately 10 m line-of-sight range; A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP.
ColoursBlack, White, Purple and Blue (Les Numériques)White
In the boxHeadphones, USB-C charging cable, detachable audio cable, warranty and quick-start guide. Which? lists February 2023 release; maker's June 2023 release confirms later Brazilian availabilityHeadset, USB transceiver, approximately 1.5 m USB-A to USB-C cable, reference guide and warranty card

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