JBL stories

The JBL Clip 4 sounds as good as it looks. For a small speaker, it packs a punch.>>

Those of us who equate big sound with big speakers will be pleasantly surprised by the Go 3.>>

These earbuds hit the right notes in terms of design and reasonable ANC. >>

Some of us love to celebrate through singing and playing music. The JBL PartyBox On-The-Go is designed for just such occasions.>>

To quote John Wick, if you were to ask me if I’d want one of these as part of my home entertainment, my answer would have to be, “Yeah.”>>

There’s adaptive noise cancelling, of course, but there’s also a Smart Ambient mode, a bass boost button, virtual assistant integration, extensive custom EQ capability, and more. Features abound, but do they stack up?>>

Another great part of the design is the earbuds themselves. Most other earbuds on the market can’t be worn for more than two hours at a time because of the amount of pressure they put on ear canals. Thankfully, the JBL Tune 220 were designed with all-day wear in mind. >>

The JBL Quantum One headset is a premium product that delivers excellent sound no matter what device you use it on. It’s also very comfortable and one of the best headsets I have ever used. >>

The company has launched its range of gaming headsets and PC speakers in Aotearoa New Zealand as the headset market thrives.>>

Gaming brand JBL has signed on with esports organisation 100 Thieves to become the official global gaming headset partner this year.>>

JBL Link Bar is one of the devices out there that propose a solution to the 'too many devices' problem by having three devices in one: A sound bar, an Android TV and Google Home.>>

At $249, the JBL Reflect Flows are playing in the mid to high-end range of true wireless earphones.>>

JBL has released a bunch of new home audio and wireless headphone goodies in New Zealand, which is probably good timing since the great Kiwi summer isn’t too far away now.>>

From hard rock to pop to classical, neither speaker lets me down.>>