JBL's upcoming flagship noise-canceling headphones include a wireless audio transceiver with an integrated LCD for use with in-flight entertainment systems that's also a remote control.

The option to connect to audio devices without wireless connectivity is a feature borrowed from JBL’s Tour Pro 3 wireless earbuds which incorporates the functionality into a charging case. With the new JBL Tour One M3 headphones,

The JBL Tour One M3 are the brand's most advanced and groundbreaking over-ear headphones to date, while the PartyBox 520, PartyBox Encore 2, and PartyBox Encore Essential 2 speakers target three different types of party animals.

Keeping its annual tradition of announcing a literal ton of audio products at CES, JBL has loads of new devices for 2025. Amongst the earbuds and speakers, the company is debuting a set of premium over-ear headphones with an interesting feature.

Some of JBL’s wireless earbuds (such as the Tour Pro 3) come with a smart charging case which includes similar functionality, but this is the first time it has produced a stand-alone transmitter for a pair of its wireless over-ear headphones.

JBL is one of the best known names in the audio space, for good reason. If you've been looking for premium over-the-ear headphones, they have some solid options, and now the JBL Tour One M3 is here to raise the bar even higher.

JBL Smart Tx is a compact transmitter that connects directly to USB-C or analogue sources, such as inflight entertainment, TVs, or gaming devices.

The JBL Endurance Race 2, designed for sports enthusiasts, delivers a secure fit and exceptional performance for intense workouts. It features IP68 certification, ensuring both water and dust resistance, along with TwistLock technology for enhanced stability.