JBL Expands Its Audio Lineup With New Live Headphones and PartyBox AI Features

JBL is expanding its audio lineup with a redesigned Live series and a new push into AI-powered karaoke gear. The updated headphone range includes the over-ear JBL Live 780NC for $249.95 and the on-ear JBL Live 680NC for $159.95, both built for all-day use with a foldable design, softer silicone ear cushions, a premium metallic finish, and new color options like green, blue, and champagne.

On the feature side, both models pack JBL Signature Sound, Hi-Res Audio support in wired and wireless modes, multi-point connectivity, and up to 80 hours of battery life with Speed Charge. The bigger difference comes down to noise canceling, with the Live 780NC using 6-mic True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0, while the Live 680NC uses a 4-mic version. Both also include Perfect Calls 2.0 with a 2-mic setup for clearer voice pickup.

JBL is also leaning into party audio with new EasySing technology, aimed at making karaoke a little less awkward and a lot more fun. The company says the system uses vocal separation, AI Voice Removal, Voice Boost, and natural reverb to lower the original track vocals, clean up background noise, and help bring out whoever is on the mic.

Leading that side of the launch is the JBL PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus for $419.95, a compact speaker with 100W of power, dual silk-dome tweeters, a 5.25-inch woofer, built-in lighting effects, and a carrying strap. JBL is also rolling out the EasySing Mics for $199.95, offering a 30-meter wireless range, 10 hours of battery life, and in-app EQ and voice effect controls for compatible PartyBox speakers.

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