RW verdict: If you’re looking for a pair of open-ear headphones that prioritise safety and premium sound, the JBL Soundgear Sense are one of the best options around. While they're not the most ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CES 2025 - JBL Soundgear CLIPS are here to bring effortless style and incredible sound to your everyday look. The newest offering in JBL’s open-ear headphone line, JBL ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The JBL Soundgear is a wearable Bluetooth speaker that ...

JBL’s Air Conduction Technology redefines audio excellence, setting the stage for unforgettable listening experiences LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JBL, a trailblazer in audio innovation, is set to take ...

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Wearing earbuds, earphones or conventional cushioned and cup-shaped headphones can be quite discomforting at times, especially during the hot summer months. (IE) Wearing earbuds, earphones or ...

At the IFA tech event, JBL showed off their new Soundgear Sense earphones which are a showstopper. This pair of earphones comes with an impressive design that allows users to hear the world around ...

While all of JBL’s sound technologies draw attention, the standout feature in their earbuds is the 1.45-inch LED screen. Each headphone varies slightly, leading to differences in price. Without ...

The JBL Soundgear is a wearable Bluetooth speaker that delivers a solid audio experience, but it can occasionally distort on bass-heavy tracks. The Soundgear weighs about 12 ounces, comes in black, ...

Introducing JBL’s new OpenSound earclips, combining style and sound to elevate everyday listening CES 2025 - JBL Soundgear CLIPS are here to bring effortless style and incredible sound to your ...

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