JBL has unveiled a wide range of new audio products under its Sound Amplified showcase, extending its lineup across portable speakers, PartyBox systems, whole-home audio, soundbars, true wireless earbuds, and gaming headsets.
The lineup is led by the JBL Pulse 6 and includes the PartyBox 330 and PartyBox Ultimate 2; Cove M1, Cove P1, and Cove X1; Cinema SB510MK2 and SB550MK2; Tune Beam 3, Tune Buds 3, and Tune Flex 3; Wave Beam 3, Wave Buds 3, and Wave Flex 3; and Quantum 120 and Quantum 520.
JBL PULSE 6 COMBINES SOUND AND LIGHT
The JBL Pulse 6 continues the brand’s light-and-sound speaker concept with JBL Legendary Sound, AI Sound Boost, and a customizable 360-degree lightshow.
The design now includes an illuminated handle and additional lighting effects that respond to music. Party and ambient lighting modes allow users to change the atmosphere, while Sunset Mode gradually dims the illumination for quieter evenings. A Bedside Lamp function provides a softer light through a double tap.
The Pulse 6 offers up to 12 hours of playtime and carries an IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating for indoor or outdoor use. Through the JBL One app, users can adjust sound and lighting settings, while Auracast connectivity allows the speaker to link with compatible JBL products and synchronize lighting with selected PartyBox speakers and JBL PartyLight products.
PARTYBOX STEPS UP FOR BIGGER GATHERINGS
JBL is expanding its PartyBox family with the PartyBox 330 and PartyBox Ultimate 2.
The PartyBox 330 adds deeper bass, clearer high frequencies, and a redesigned lightshow. It provides up to 18 hours of playtime and includes karaoke-ready inputs, compatibility with JBL EasySing microphones, and a design intended to make the speaker easier to move between gatherings.
At the top of the range is the PartyBox Ultimate 2, which JBL describes as its most powerful and advanced PartyBox to date. It delivers 1500W of JBL Legendary Sound, which the company says represents more than 36% additional output compared with its predecessor.
Its acoustic system combines tweeters, mid-range drivers, and woofers, while a full-panel lightshow adds a visual component. Touchscreen controls are built into the unit, and EasySing AI Vocal Removal can reduce vocals from songs to create karaoke-ready tracks. Interactive party games are also included.
JBL COVE BRINGS MUSIC THROUGHOUT THE HOME
The new JBL Cove family introduces a whole-home Wi-Fi audio system built around the Cove M1, Cove P1, and Cove X1.
Each speaker can work on its own, as a stereo pair, or as part of a connected multi-room system. Through the JBL One app, listeners can play the same music throughout the home or use different playlists in individual rooms.
The portable Cove P1 offers up to 14 hours of playtime, while both the P1 and X1 support Dolby Atmos for added depth and dimension.
JBL’s Music Follows Me feature allows listeners to transfer playback from one room to another by pressing the Moment button instead of opening an app. The Cove lineup can also work with compatible JBL Bar Series MK2 soundbars, extending a multi-room music setup into home entertainment.
NEW CINEMA SOUNDBARS ADD SURROUND OPTIONS
The Cinema SB510MK2 and SB550MK2 expand JBL’s home theater lineup with dedicated center channels and Dolby Audio.
The SB510MK2 delivers 200W in an all-in-one design with a built-in subwoofer. The SB550MK2 increases output to 360W and pairs the main soundbar with a separate wireless subwoofer.
Both also support JBL SurroundPlay, which can wirelessly connect compatible JBL portable speakers as rear surround channels. At launch, the JBL Flip 7 is the compatible model specified for this feature.
TUNE 3 ADDS ADAPTIVE NOISE CANCELLING
JBL’s latest Tune true wireless range includes the Tune Beam 3, Tune Buds 3, and Tune Flex 3.
All three feature JBL Pure Bass Sound, spatial audio, and adaptive noise cancelling. Six built-in microphones use beamforming technology to improve voice pickup during calls, while the JBL Headphones app provides additional sound customization.
The Tune 3 range offers up to 48 hours of total playback. The Tune Beam 3 and Tune Buds 3 use a more sealed in-ear fit, while the Tune Flex 3 lets users choose between open and sealing ear tips depending on how much environmental sound they want to hear.
WAVE 3 TARGETS EVERYDAY LISTENING
For a lighter everyday option, JBL is introducing the Wave Beam 3, Wave Buds 3, and Wave Flex 3.
The lineup combines JBL Deep Bass Sound with up to 40 hours of total playback and features aimed at calls and everyday connectivity.
The Wave Beam 3 and Wave Buds 3 include Active Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient. The open-style Wave Flex 3 instead uses Active Noise Reduction with Smart Ambient, keeping listeners more aware of their surroundings while still reducing unwanted noise.
QUANTUM HEADSETS FOCUS ON GAMING
The new JBL Quantum 120 and Quantum 520 bring the lineup into gaming, with both models featuring JBL Quantum Spatial Sound and customizable audio through JBL QuantumENGINE.
A detachable 6mm cardioid boom microphone keeps team communication focused during multiplayer sessions.
The wired Quantum 120 supports multiple gaming platforms, while the wireless Quantum 520 adds more flexible connectivity and offers up to 37 hours of playback. Both are also available in new color options for players who want more choice in matching their gaming setup.
A WIDER JBL ECOSYSTEM
Taken together, the new products show how JBL is expanding beyond individual speakers and headphones into a broader connected audio ecosystem spanning personal listening, parties, home entertainment, multi-room audio, and gaming.
The Sound Amplified lineup gives users multiple entry points depending on where and how they listen, whether that means portable sound, a larger home setup, daily earbuds, or gaming audio.
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