Get JBL Live Pro+ TWS Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Half Off

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If you want earbuds with all the bells and whistles, this is where you need to start. The JBL Live Pro+ TWS Noise-Cancelling Headphones are wireless, in-ear, noise-cancelling, and Bluetooth, but perhaps the best part is that you can get them now for half off.

With all those features, you’ll also get the JBL signature sound, leading to the best audio solution you’ll find. The 11mm dynamic drivers pack much power into their small size. The adaptive noise cancelling provides no distractions so that you can focus on your workout, studying, or just listening to your favorite tunes. When you want to hear what’s going on around you, you can turn to the Smart Ambient feature for sharp sounds.

Jbl Live Pro Headphones Features

The JBL Live Pro+ Headphones have three mics to give you the best quality on your calls. The setup includes a feedback mic to suppress the wind and provide environmental noise reduction. The dual beamforming mics will deliver your voice with complete clarity. The mic system helps you use Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa with a simple tap on the earbud. You can power the headphones off, check the battery, activate ANC or Ambient Aware, and more.

You’ll get seven hours of music playback as well – along with the charging case, you’ll get another 21 hours. Add to that a speed charge and Qi-compatible wireless charging to get up and going again quickly.

Take 50% off the price of these earbuds in either Black or White and pay just $89.95. Pay a little more for Beige/Sand and Pink.

JBL Live Pro+ TWS Noise-Cancelling Headphones

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