JBL expands Endurance workout line with four new earbuds

"They use OpenSound technology (the same found in the JBL Sense product line) with a flexible earhook design to keep them secure through a workout while still allowing you to hear your surroundings. Positioning of the 18x11mm driver minimizes sound leakage as you listen to music or take phone calls, and each bud uses two beam-forming microphones for vocal clarity."

"Sitting at the top of the Endurance series is the Zone, JBL's first open-ear sports earbuds. The earbuds are IP68 rated, use Bluetooth 5.3, and support multipoint connection, Google Fast Pair, Google Finder, and Google Audio Switch. They'll last for up to eight hours on a charge, with another 24 hours from the case, and a quick charge of 10 minutes will get you three hours of listening time."

JBL expands its Endurance lineup with multiple workout earbuds spanning open-style, sealed models with active noise cancellation, and budget wired options priced between $24.95 and $179.95. The lineup includes the new Endurance Zone, JBL's first open-ear sports earbuds, featuring OpenSound technology and a flexible earhook to stay secure while preserving environmental awareness. Each Zone bud uses an 18x11mm driver positioned to minimize leakage and two beam-forming microphones for clearer vocals. The Zone earbuds are IP68 rated, use Bluetooth 5.3, support multipoint, Google Fast Pair, Finder, and Audio Switch, and deliver up to eight hours per charge plus 24 hours from the case.

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