'Sound that fits you' is a digitally-focused multichannel campaign which simultaneously celebrates the product's USP (how the bud fits in the ear) and amplifies the individual personalities of their brand ambassadors.

JBL Vibe Beam Though JBL offers a wide selection of budget earbuds, it's hard to find a pair more affordable than the Vibe Beam. While they don't feature noise cancellation, our experts found their fit secure, isolating and comfortable.

Compared To Other Brands. Bluetooth-compatible. The JBL speakers we've tested support Bluetooth connectivity, so you can pair other Bluetooth-compatible devices like your smartphone or laptop to the speaker wirelessly to play audio. Well-balanced sound profile.

JBL Endurance Peak 3 Like the Reflect Aero, these earbuds are IP68-rated and can handle some serious sweat. But what makes them the best wireless earbuds for running or working out is their design, which rests in your earbud but also hooks around your ear for a more secure hold.

Try the JBL Vibe Beam True Wireless. These headphones have a more neutral sound out-of-the-box, especially compared to other picks like the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 True Wireless. What makes them great for bass lovers is that they're customizable, especially compared to other picks at the same price point.

Well-built, portable design. Most of the speakers we've tested offer a solid, durable build quality and have IP ratings for water resistance. They're also battery-powered, so you can bring them outdoors without worrying about finding an outlet to plug them into.

Sound Quality You must always have exceptional audio, even at high volumes. Enjoy crystal clear sound and tones that don't deteriorate even with loud volumes with JBL. Whether you're into pop, rock, ballads, or jazz, ensure that you don't compromise music quality with JBL.

Why it's great. The JBL Reflect Aero TWS true wireless earbuds have an exceptionally high level of protection against water and sweat (with an IP68 rating), and these small, light earbuds should stay securely in place when you run, thanks to the stabilizing wings.

The JBL Live 660NC offers decent active noise canceling (ANC). It cancels out up to 30dB of noise at around 300Hz, which is nothing to sneeze at. The headphones' passive isolation is also pretty good, but not exceptional.

On a purely aesthetic level, Sony wins out over JBL. While JBL soundbars are sleek and simple, its Bluetooth speakers are on the flashier side, with various bright color choices and rugged builds that show off their toughness against water, dust, and other nasty things.

Some models lack low-bass. If you love listening to bass-heavy music like EDM and hip-hop, you'll want a speaker with a thumpy low-bass. Some of JBL's models struggle to reproduce deep rumbles, especially those on the smaller and more portable side.

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