JBL’s latest addition to the 15-channel Bar range uses six upstream drivers and Harman’s MultiBeam technology to create a 3D audio experience. It has detachable wireless surround speakers and its 10-inch wireless subwoofer.
JBL Bar 1300 has been designed so that its installation does not require additional cables or power connections. One of the detachable wireless speakers can be paired with any Bluetooth device to use as a standalone speaker, or pair them together for stereo sound.
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This sound bar features Harman’s PureVoice technology, which uses an algorithm to optimize voice clarity so it can be heard even with loud sound effects. It is also compatible with voice assistants such as Alexa, Google Assistant or Siri.
JBL has also updated the range of JBL Quantum gaming headphones with models compatible with Xbox and PlayStation game consoles.
The JBL Quantum 910X and 910P are equipped with JBL QuantumSPATIAL 360 audio with integrated head tracking, delivering more precise spatial surround sound via the console’s USB-A/C wireless connection. They also have active noise cancellation technology.
For its part, the JBL Quantum 360 X/P models allow charging while playing. They have DualSOURCE for wireless connection to two devices via 2.4GHz and Bluetooth, and offer a range of up to 22 hours.
The JBL Bar 1300 soundbar will be available for 1,499 euros from February, while the JBL Quantum X and P headphones will arrive in March.
