The design of the JVC HA-NC260 headphones is about as standard as they
come. The black plastic headband is adjustable via a flexible inner band
and is padded along the top curve to offer extra comfort. Two plastic,
U-shaped arms connect the oval earcups to the band and allow them to
pivot slightly for comfort. For on-ear headphones, the earpieces are
neither exceedingly large nor exceptionally compact, measuring about 3
inches high and 2.5 inches across. To JVC's credit, the padding of the
earcups is quite cushy and the headphones are very lightweight, both of
which help with comfort. They did make our ears a bit itchy after a
while, though.
The JVC HA-NC260 headphones offer a few features worth noting. The most compelling is the active noise-canceling capability. A switch on the right earcup activates this feature, which is powered by a single AAA battery (included) that fits under the earpad on the right side. Also nice is that the headphones can be used with or without this feature engaged, so if your battery dies, you're not out of luck. A detachable cable serves to connect the HA-NC260 to your audio source. It seems relatively durable, features gold-plated plugs, and measures nearly 5 feet.
The JVC HA-NC260 headphones are lightweight and comfortable, and the noise cancellation feature works well.jvc ha-nc260
The JVC HA-NC260 headphones offer a few features worth noting. The most compelling is the active noise-canceling capability. A switch on the right earcup activates this feature, which is powered by a single AAA battery (included) that fits under the earpad on the right side. Also nice is that the headphones can be used with or without this feature engaged, so if your battery dies, you're not out of luck. A detachable cable serves to connect the HA-NC260 to your audio source. It seems relatively durable, features gold-plated plugs, and measures nearly 5 feet.
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