JBL has just expanded its portfolio of audio offerings by releasing a wide variety of essentials. The latest lineup includes new portable and party speakers, earbuds, and even audio glasses. Whether just alone, at home, on a road trip, or at a big party that needs a boost, JBL has a product to fit your need.

These new products also feature cutting-edge innovations like OpenSound technology, Auracast, AI Sound Boost, and more. Aside from the readily available products announce, JBL will also be launching more products soon so stay tuned. For now, here’s a rundown:

JBL Soundgear Frames

Headlining the releases is the new JBL Soundgear Frames audio glasses. You read that right: while people have been “wearing” sound since the dawn of earphones, this is a brand new way to do just that.

These audio glasses are crafted from thermoplastic materials, and come in sleek, flexible, and lightweight frames, as well as a unique translucent design. The product is also water-resistant, and can be used for eight (8) hours of playtime.

The JBL Soundgear Frames come with ultra-thin speakers powered by JBL OpenSound technology for immersive audio while on the move. Controls, meanwhile, are user-friendly. For instance, one simply needs to open the temples to activate the speakers. They may also tap the JBL logo for various functions.

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JBL Live 3 Series

For smart audio essentials, JBL is introducing the JBL Live 3 series, which comes in the following variants:

• JBL Live Beam 3 (closed-stick earbuds)
• JBL Live Flex 3 (open-stick earbuds)
• JBL Live Buds 3 (bud-type earbuds)

All three true-wireless, noise-cancelling earphones debut the Smart Charging Case. This novel feature allows users to navigate everything from the charging case, without needing to open their devices’ screens. They may adjust the volume and EQ, control the music, take phone calls and receive messages, and even customize the screensaver. It even supports wireless charging.

As for their sound quality, the Live 3 series variants come with JBL Signature Sound and Spatial Sound technologies. Moreover, they have six (6) built-in mics for True Adaptive Noise Canceling (ANC). Together with their respective charging cases, the earbuds can last from 40 to 50 hours on a single charge.

JBL PartyBox

For those needing bigger speakers to power up a party, JBL has also unveiled the JBL PartyBox Stage 320 and JBL PartyBox Club 120. These portable speakers boast of JBL Pro Sound and AI Sound Boost. Users may also connect multiple units at once via Auracast for a truly spectacular immersion, whatever the occasion may be.

Both also feature PartyLights Stick and Beam to add visual flair. They may also use the PartyBox wireless microphone and guitar inputs for sessions that require unleashing the inner idol or rockstar in them.

There’s also the JBL PartyBox On-The-Go Essential variant, which is recommended for outdoor fun. The speaker supports 100 watts of JBL Pro Sound. It comes with built-in lights, a wireless mic, and more features like a bottle opener, padded shoulder strap, and even IPX4 splash-proof protection.

More speakers, headphones coming soon

In addition to three series mentioned above, JBL is dropping more topnotch products soon. That includes the USB-C compatible JBL Tune 310C in-ear headphones. Also releasing soon are the ultra-portable JBL Go 4 and JBL Clip 5 speakers, as well as the JBL Xtreme 4 speaker with deep bass.

For an elevated home entertainment experience, the sleek JBL Cinema SB510 and JBL Cinema SB550 soundbars shall also be added to JBL’s lineup soon.

Lastly, gamers will soon be able to enjoy JBL’s Quantum roster, which are all designed to enhance the setup with precise audio and seamless connectivity.

The following will be under the Quantum lineup:

• Quantum Stream Studio
• Quantum Stream Talk
• Quantum Stream Wireless (lightning)
• Quantum Stream Wireless (USB-C)
• Quantum 50 C