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My first review in a long time is sure to create a lot of noise, if the experience in my household has been anything to go by.

The Flow PRO are waterproof, true wireless, noise cancelling earbuds designed specifically for active sport. I've finally found my true match.

I have become more of a fan of earbuds since discovering my ears no longer have to ache, and they don’t have to continually fall out. JBL will be pleased to hear that no amount of head gyrating has managed to dislodge either bud.

JBL’s Live660NC headset provide you with peace and quiet in your own space.

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.