It's rare that a product vying to be a set of the best over-ear headphones out there is thrown into the shade by a pair of earbuds, but here we are.
#True game changer pro pro#
JBL Wireless over-ears taking second billing? Okay thenĪlso arriving in January 2023 (but somewhat overshadowed by the Tour Pro 2): the JBL Tour One M2 wireless over-ears (Image credit: JBL (Harman)) Fast charge means 10 minutes plugged in will get you five hours of playtime too, if you're in a hurry, but the case can also charge wirelessly.
If you need to take a call, the six-mic setup promises crystal-clear audio – and the advanced built-in voice recognition can react to your voice, pause music and enable Ambient Aware, then resume the tunes once the conversation is over.Īnd with up to 50 hours of playtime (or 30 hours with ANC activated) and a very good 10 in just the buds themselves before they need charging, they’ll outlast a road trip. You can customize the sound by telling the buds which sonic profile sounds best to you, in the Personi-fi 2.0 software, or take the Ear Canal Test in a noisy environment and then relax as the hybrid True Adaptive ANC does the rest.
#True game changer pro drivers#
Leaving the case to one side just for a minute, the 10mm dynamic drivers and Bluetooth 5.3 LE audio-compatible earbuds boast a whole suite of new features too. Typically, my earbuds case is thrown into a bag and forgotten about, until I need to put the buds away, but this development makes the case my go-to device for managing calls and messages, and well as music. More than just being a conversation-starter though, this screen encourages me to leave my phone in my bag – and as any commuter knows, that is a huge shift in priorities. The underside of the case also has a rubberized portion which adds traction and means you won't inadvertently swipe it off your desk – a small detail, but as a highly gestural person I love it. The back of the JBL Tour Pro 2 case hasn't been forgotten about: this rubberized pad adds traction and means you (hopefully) won't swipe it off your desk and crack the screen (Image credit: TechRadar)
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