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JBL’s new elite headphones include a touchscreen audio transmitter to connect to anything easily… and to share audio with anyone else easily

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  • Adaptive noise cancellation and spatial audio with head tracking
  • Included wireless transmitter to stream from almost any source
  • $399, on sale April 2025

JBL makes some of the most interesting headphones around, and the newly announced JBL Tour One M3 have a very interesting component. JBL calls it the SMART Tx, and it’s a little wireless transmitter that makes it easy to stream to your headphones from pretty much any audio source, and to share that audio with others, too.

The specification of the headphones is pretty tasty too, with adaptive ANC, hi-res Bluetooth streaming and lossless audio too. Battery life is a promised 70 hours, and you can get five hours playback from a five-minute fast charge.

JBL Tour ONE M3

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JBL Tour One M3: key features and pricing

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