JBL is likewise updating its Endurance Peak exercise earbuds. To keep up with your sweat sessions, JBL brought back the IPX7 ranking for more wetness defense. And to keep the energy up throughout workouts, the company kept its 10mm chauffeurs tuned with so-called Pure Bass Sound.
JBL increased the play time on the buds themselves to 6 hours (up from four), with an overall listening time of up to 30 hours (up from 28) when you include the 3 charges in the case. While the 2019 Endurance Peak was $119.95, the Endurance Peak II is $20 less expensive at $99.95.
Update 10:25 AM ET: This post has actually been upgraded to eliminate reference of Personi-Fi customized audio on the Club Pro+ TWS. In spite of a mention in the original press release, JBL states this feature is still in the works and wont be offered on those earbuds at launch.
JBLs Club Pro+ true wireless earbuds offer ANC and more for $200 – Engadget
