JBL Synchros E-Series Headphones Bring on the Bass

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JBL just announced their new Synchros E-Series Lifestyle Headphones. The headphones, there are both in-ear and around-the-ear, “combine JBL engineering with innovative features sure to complement every lifestyle and every way of listening.” With prices from $39.95 for the JBL Synchros E10 all the way up to $149.95 for the E50BT, there is something for every taste and budget.

As Michael Mauser, president of HARMAN’s Lifestyle Division explains,

Our Synchros headphones combine unbelievably powerful sound with innovative design and features. Whether at your desk, in your home, at the gym or on the go, the best headphones seamlessly blend the best audio quality with comfort and features that reflect your lifestyle. The full line of new Synchros E-Series headphones deliver exactly that.

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Here’s a quick look at each of the headphones in this new lineup and a link so you can learn more.

JBL Synchros E50BT

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The Synchros E50BT are around-the-ear headphones with huge 50mm drivers, JBL PureBass performance and a 10 Hz to 24 kHz frequency range. Thanks to Bluetooth the E50BT let you cut the cords and wireless connect to your smart devices. ShareMe technology means your music can be heard by someone else wearing a JBL ShareMe-enabled headphone and 18 hours of playtime means your music will go on and on and on. All of that is just the beginning with these $149.95 headphones. You can learn more and pre-order them here.

JBL Synchros E40BT

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The Synchros E40BT on-ear headphones also offer Bluetooth and PureBass sound. They have 40mm drivers and feature ShareMe functionality. That means that, with the touch of an ear cup, you can share your tunes with someone else. The built-in, USB-rechargeable Lithium-ion battery provides offers up to 16 hours per charge and, of course, you can listen using the included aux cable when the power runs down. Bluetooth multipoint pairing means you can use multiple devices at once and a microphone on the ear cup-based has echo-cancellation technology so you can switch between awesome music and clear calls with the touch of a button. The Synchros E40BT have an MSRP of $99.95 and are available for pre-order here.

JBL Synchros E30

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The Synchros E30 on-ear headphones are under $80 and are described as “next-generation on-ear headphone [featuring] JBL’s legendary sonic DNA, mobile-friendly controls and cutting-edge advanced styling.” With 30mm drivers and JBL PureBass performance These headphones are priced nicely but still promise great sound. As much about the look as they are the music, the Synchros E30s will come in a choice of five colors and include detachable, OS-agnostic cable with inline remote/microphone. Learn more here.

JBL Synchros E10

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Finally there are the Synchros E10 in-ear headphones. These offer the convenience of in-ear headphones but, thanks to 8mm drivers and “JBL Signature Sound with PureBass performance”, deliver great sound directly to your ears. The E10 have an unusual design that is not just about style. No, the striking angled ear-tubes are about trying to serve up optimal fit that is not only comfortable but also reduces ambient noise. A one-button inline remote/microphone lets you take calls on the go and an included carrying pouch lets you protect your investment when not in use. Learn more about the $39.95 Synchros E10s here.

We’ll have more details about the entire new lineup of JBL Synchros headphones as it becomes available and hope to go hands-on with a few of these soon.

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Dan Cohen
Having a father who was heavily involved in early laser and fiber-optical research, Dan grew up surrounded by technology and gadgets. Dan’s father brought home one of the very first video games when he was young and Dan remembers seeing a “pre-release” touchtone phone. (When he asked his father what the “#” and “*” buttons were his dad said, “Some day, far in the future, we’ll have some use for them.”) Technology seemed to be in Dan’s blood but at some point he took a different path and ended up in the clergy. His passion for technology and gadgets never left him. Dan is married to Raina Goldberg who is also an avid user of Apple products. They live in New Jersey with their golden doodle Nava.