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.

Audio industry trailblazer JBL is raising the bar once again with the introduction of the JBL Tour ONE M3, the ultimate blend of innovative audio technology and seamless connectivity with the first JBL SMART Tx audio transmitter.