JBL Live 780, Tune 680, Quantum 950, Go 5, Xtreme 5 launched in PH, starts at PHP 2,899

Apart from Partybox and microphones, JBL also launched multiple audio peripherals during its 80th anniversary.

JBL Live 780NC (orange) and the whole lineup

Tons of audio products from JBL

One of the highlights of the event was the updated Live 780 NC and 680 NC. They come in new, colorful options such as Black, Blue, White, Beige, Green, and Purple. These headphones still feature JBL's Signature sound and are enhanced with Hi-Res Audio, ANC 2.0, and Spatial sound. 

JBL Live 780NC and 680NC

Moreover, each can last up to 80 hours of listening. These devices connect via Bluetooth LE and also support multi-point connectivity.

JBL Tune 780NC and 680NC

If you are looking for a more budget-friendly option, JBL also introduced the Tune 680NC and 780 NC. These two are practically the same inside, except for the earcup size, which varies by model.

New Quantum Headsets 

JBL Quantum 650 and 950

Up next are the new-gen Quantum headsets comprising Quantum 950 for the flagship, Quantum 650 for mid-range, and Quantum 250 for entry-level.

These audio products offer deep immersive spatial audio + low-latency so that you can hear every sound in the game with pro-level accuracy.

JBL Quantum 250

Additionally, the Quantum headsets also feature comfortable plush ear cups and headrests, while they also have boom microphones for clear voice pick-ups. Finally, the devices can be configured at the QuantumENGINE software in case you want to nitpick with the sound profile.

JBL Live Flex 4 and Beam 4

JBL Live TWS earbuds

Apart from headphones, JBL also introduced several TWS earbuds in the form of JBL Live Beam 4, Live Buds 4, and Live Flex 4.

Similarly, these also carry the JBL Signature Sound with Hi-Res audio, and adaptive ANC 2.0 with real-time calibration.

JBL Xtreme 5 and JBL Go 5

Portable speakers

The brand also launched the JBL Go 5, now updated with LED lights, 10 hours of battery life, and Air Touch for stereo sound. The IP rating has also been increased to IP68 and now has shock-proof durability.

For those who are looking for a bigger speaker, the JBL Xtreme 5 could be your option since it produces sound of 90W to 130W of total output. It is assisted with AI Sound Boost, which removes distortion and maintains solid bass even at max volume.

It also now has ambient lighting that pulses or shifts with your music. The Xtreme 5 also has a rugged design, making it drop-proof and having an IP68 dust and water rating for pool parties.

Finally, it has Auracast features and up to 24 hours of playtime. It can be extended further up to 4 more hours if you activate the Playtime Boost, but it reduces the sound quality.

Price and availability

JBL Tune Series

JBL Tune 530BT - PHP 3,499

JBL Tune 730BT - PHP 4,799

JBL Tune 680NC - PHP 6,399

JBL Tune Tune 780NC - PHP 7,999

JBL Live Series 

JBL Live 680NC - PHP 7,999

JBL Live 780NC - PHP 11,999

JBL Live Beam 4 - PHP 12,499

JBL Live Buds 4 - PHP 12,499

JBL Live Flex 4 - PHP 12,499

JBL Quantum Series (2026)

JBL Quantum 250 - PHP 3,999

JBL Quantum 650 - PHP 9,199

JBL Quantum 950 - PHP 21,999

Portable Speakers

JBL Go 5 - PHP 2,899

JBL Xtreme - PHP 21,999

You may head to official JBL stores nationwide to purchase or order via Shopee or Lazada. For more information, visit the official website. 

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