JBL introduced Tour Pro 3 headphones with an unusual solution for travelers
The new wireless headphones can work without Bluetooth thanks to a repeater case that connects to devices that do not support this technology, for example, in airplanes.
The case has a touchscreen, and the headphones themselves are noise-canceling and provide up to 44 hours of use.
JBL introduced Tour Pro 3 headphones with an unusual solution for travelers
The new wireless headphones can work without Bluetooth thanks to a repeater case that connects to devices that do not support this technology, for example, in airplanes.
The case has a touchscreen, and the headphones themselves are noise-canceling and provide up to 44 hours of use.
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