The JBL Quantum 350 is equipped with powerful 40mm drivers; this new addition to the quantum lineup delivers JBL QuantumSound signature and JBL QuantumSurround. The JBL Quantum 350 offers lossless 2.4ghz wireless connection via USB dongle thus optimised for PC and playstation gaming. The drivers are cushioned in a PU leather finished memory foam for comfortably long hours of gaming. The phones are comparatively light weight. JBL claims that on full charge JBL Quantum 350 can last for 22 hours and support speed charging with 60 mins play in just 5 mins charge. Full Customisation possible via QuantumEngine PC software helping create realistic spatial cinematic sound. The voice focused directional boom mic can be detached. In wired mode there is power and play support which enables game play and charging at a time via USB cable.These are Discord certified and work with Skype and Teamspeak.This overall immersive soundscape can give tactical advantage during intense battles.
JBL Reflect ProThe JBL Reflect Pro has compact 6.8mm drivers and features JBL’s Powerfin design and carries the Smart Ambient Tech for active and adaptive noise cancellation. Each bud has two mics for beam forming and third for wind suppression in total six mics. These are IP68 rated making them dust and waterproof. The 10 hours of continuous play can be boosted by 20 hours along with the case. The speed charging can provide an hours play time with just 10 mins of charging.These are a more colorful offering and sports oriented ones like JBL Synchros Reflect currently available in India.
These are additions to the TUNE line up, and may be successor to TWS125 and TWS220 respectively. JBL Tune 130NC are compact circular pods with 10mm drivers and deliver deep thumping bass. JBL Tune 230NC has a stemmed design with small 5.8mm drivers. These offer a total of 40 hours of playback with the case. Both the ear pods are IPX 4 rated and support bluetooth version 5.2. They offer fast pairing out of the box and dual connect lets you pair either or both earbuds.
There is no word on an India launch, just as yet. We will know more in the coming months.
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