Audio products pioneer JBL has always kept its standards sky-high when it comes to developing its products, as a result, it has experienced success and has a legacy that spans over 7 decades. A global player and a trendsetter, JBL is now continuing to expand its presence in India with the launch of wireless headphones and a pair of TWS buds.
JBL’s latest earbuds, the Live Pro+ TWS earbuds, and the Live 660NC wireless headphones. Both these devices will come with several features and functionalities that place them right on top, above all the other earbuds out there in the Indian Market.
The JBL Live Pro+ TWS earbuds and the Live 660NC will come with features such as Adaptive Noise Cancellation, Ambient mode, and several other features. Both the products are ergonomically designed for maximum comfort when used for extended periods of time.
The JBL Live Pro+ TWS earbuds will retail for $229(16,999 INR) while the Live 660NC wireless headphones will retail for around $175(12,999 INR). Both the products are now available on JBL’s online store as well as several physical outlet stores across India.
JBL’s experience in designing and manufacturing audio products has given it an edge over its competitors when it comes to developing technologically advanced audio devices. Some of JBL’s trademark technologies are present in the JBL Live Pro+,
Some of the features integrated are Signature Sound, Smart Ambient Mode, and Echo-Cancelling Technology which guarantees the best call quality. When it comes to battery life, the Live Pro+ TWS can provide up to 7 hours of battery on a full charge without ANC activated and 6 hours with ANC activated. With the charging case, the device offers up to 28 hours of continuous listening activity.
The Live 660NC wireless headphones have some other similar features to the Live Pro+. It supports a multi-point connection and Voice Assistant Hands-free support. Its battery will be capable of offering up to 50 hours of playback on a full charge without ANC activated. With ANC activated, it delivers 40 hours of playback time.
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