The JBL Live 670NC uses an on-ear fit and weighs 219 g, keeping things relatively compact for a full-sized headphone. It folds flat for easier storage and transport, though no travel bag is included in the box. The closed-back design features stereo speakers and comes with both a detachable and tangle-free cable measuring 0.2 m in length, offering some flexibility for wired use. The headphone is not rated for water resistance and is not intended for children.
The JBL Live 670NC covers a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz through a 40 mm driver unit, with an impedance of 32 Ohms and a sound pressure level of 98 dB/mW. It features active noise cancellation (ANC) alongside passive noise reduction, giving it two layers of ambient noise management. Spatial audio is also supported, adding a positional dimension to the listening experience. The driver does not use a neodymium magnet.
The JBL Live 670NC is powered by an 850 mAh built-in rechargeable battery that delivers up to 65 hours of playback, dropping to 50 hours when active noise cancellation is enabled. A full charge takes 3 hours via the USB Type-C port, and a battery level indicator lets users keep track of remaining power at a glance. The battery is not removable, and neither wireless charging nor solar charging is supported.
The JBL Live 670NC supports both wireless and wired connectivity, with the wireless side running on Bluetooth 5.3 and covering a maximum range of 10 m. It includes Bluetooth LE Audio, though it does not support aptX, aptX Adaptive, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency, aptX Lossless, LDAC, LDHC, or AAC codecs. Fast pairing and NFC-based pairing are also absent, so initial setup follows a standard Bluetooth pairing process.
The JBL Live 670NC can be used as a headset, equipped with two microphones that include noise-canceling capability for cleaner call audio. It supports multipoint connectivity for up to two devices simultaneously, and controls are handled through an on-device panel rather than an in-line remote on the cable. An ambient sound mode is available for situational awareness without removing the headphones, though there is no in/on-ear detection to pause playback automatically, and no dedicated mute function is present.