JBL introduced a slew of new headphones and earbuds during CES 2026, with over-ears, sports earbuds including its new open-ear model, its first open sound ear clips, and gaming headphones. Here’s a rundown of what’s coming in 2026.
JBL Endurance Series
JBL is expanding its Endurance series of sports headphones with four new models: the JBL Endurance Zone, JBL Endurance Peak 4, JBL Endurance Pace, and JBL Endurance Run 3. The standout is the JBL Endurance Zone, which is the company’s first open-ear sports headphones. All models feature durable designs, situational awareness, and signature JBL sound.
The JBL Endurance Zone features JBL OpenSound Technology that delivers deep bass, minimal sound leakage, and secure comfort. It boasts an IP68 rating and comes with liquid silicone ear hooks and adaptable memory wire to ensure they stay in place so wearers can move freely. With 32 hours of play time, Speed Charge for quick turnarounds, and clear four-mic call clarity, there’s also full touch control customization via the JBL Headphones app. They will be available in Canada for $219.98.
The JBL Endurance Peak 4 ($169.98) feature JBL Pure Bass Sound with Spatial Audio from 10mm dynamic drivers. For the first time, it will also feature Adaptive Noise Cancelling. There’s also Smart Ambient Technology for transitioning from listening to the world outside to a workout. They are also IP68-rated and come with an ergonomic ear hook with TwistLock technology to ensure a secure fit, even during intense exercise. They have six microphones and wind noise suppression. Get up to 48 hours of total play time and Speed Charge delivering four hours of sound from just 10 minutes of charging.
The open-ear JBL Endurance Pace ($129.98) come with a flexible titanium memory wire neckband that can bend and flex without losing shape, delivering a stable, lightweight fit that stays comfortable through long workouts or outdoor adventures. IP68-rated, it has JBL OpenSound technology andoffers up to 10 hours of total music playback and a quick 10-minute Speed Charge for four extra hours of listening. They come equipped with dual beamforming mics for clear calls and support for the JBL Headphones app.
Finally, there’s the JBL Endurance Run 3 wired headphones ($29.98-$39.98) that can connect via USB-C for Hi-Res audio and 3.5mm. They offer JBL Pure Bass Sound, an IP65 rating, FlipHook design, and TwistLock comfort fit. Enhanced with EQ presets, you can customize the sound in real time. The three-button remote with built-in microphone supports hands-free calls.
JBL Soundgear CLIPS Open-Ear Headphones
The JBL Soundgear CLIPS open-ear headphones ($229.98) includes lightweight models with JBL OpenSound. Available in four translucent colours, they are designed for all-day wear. They use air conduction technology that keeps your ear canal open so you can stay aware of your surroundings. The new SonicArc shape perfectly positions the speaker for the best bass performance and stops sound leakage. They also include an Adaptive Bass Boost algorithm for optimized audio and four mics for crisp calls.
Inspired by the latest fashion trends, they are designed with a metallic tint and translucent finish. Each pair comes with a colour-matched compact case that slips easily into your pocket, and up to 32 hours of battery. They are made with soft TPU with flexible arc shape that clips onto the ear for comfortable all-day wear. The four-mix design includes an AI-algorithm for clear calls. These are IP54 rated and come with touch controls and compatibility with the JBL Headphones app.
JBL Quantum Series
For gamers, there’s three new models in the JBL Quantum Series, each built for a different type of gamer. The line begins with the flagship JBL Quantum 950X ($529.98) for competitive gamers, followed by the wireless JBL Quantum 650X ($229.98) and wired JBL Quantum 250 ($99.98) that provide pro-grade audio for any level of gamer. Each model delivers powerful 50mm carbon dynamic drivers, spatial sound, clear communication, and a choice of designs and connectivity options
The flagship JBL Quantum 950X delivers Hi-Res Certified Audio with ultra-low distortion, offering enhanced high-frequency response that reveals subtle in-game cues such as footsteps, reloads, and positional shifts often missed by other headsets, says JBL. Powered by the new JBL QuantumENGINE, it incorporates JBL Quantum Spatial Sound, 3D head tracking, and active noise cancellation. Built for comfort, the patented hammock headband evenly distributes weight across the head while breathable memory foam ear cushions stay cool while gameplay heats up. It has fully replaceable components, too, including the mic, cushions, cables, and hammock.
For communication, it has a 6mm cardioid boom microphone with AI Noise Reduction to isolate your voice from background noise. It also comes with a hot-swappable dual battery system and a wireless Base Station that doubles as a low-latency 2.4GHz receiver and control hub for lighting and audio. You can enjoy multi-platform compatibility across PC, console, and mobile via 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.3, or wired modes.
The JBL Quantum 650X delivers much of the flagship experience, including JBL Quantum Spatial Sound and the new 50mm carbon dynamic drivers, in a more accessible package. It supports the same flexible connectivity with 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, and wired. For plug-and-play simplicity, JBL Quantum 250 delivers wired performance across PC, Mac, console, and mobile. The new model is lightweight, comfortable, and built with the same modern, modular design and 50mm precision drivers.
JBL Tune Series
The JBL Tune series is the company’s most popular headphones line, and it’s getting an upgrade with eight new models, all of which offer enhanced sound, upgraded performance, refreshed designs, and new colours. The JBL Tune 780NC ($199.98) and JBL Tune 680NC ($149.98) introduce Adaptive Noise Cancelling (ANC) and JBL Spatial Sound to the popular value headphone range, while the JBL Tune 730BT ($119.98) and JBL Tune 530BT ($79.98) offer great everyday listening with JBL Pure Bass Sound. Rounding out the series, the JBL Tune 530 Wired ($49.98) and the JBL Tune 530C ($59.98) provide simple, dependable wired performance for listeners seeking classic connectivity, and the JBL Tune 135BT ($49.98) and the JBL Tune 235BT ($59.98) add lightweight, wireless convenience.
The JBL Tune 780NC and Tune 680NC now feature two beamforming microphones and JBL’s Noise Suppression algorithms, for crisp and clear calls, no matter the environment. Personalize audio using Personi-Fi 3.0 in the JBL Headphones app. Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient lets you tune in or out of the world around you. Get up to 76 hours of battery life.
The JBL Tune 730BT and Tune 530BT offer powerful JBL Pure Bass sound via 40mm drivers in the 730BT and 33mm drivers in the 530BT. Meanwhile, the JBL Tune 530 Wired and JBL Tune 530C are practical and affordable options. Both models feature 33mm drivers powered by JBL Pure Bass Sound and employ a lightweight, foldable design with a tangle-free flat cable. The JBL Tune 530C offers seamless USB-C connectivity across smartphones, tablets, PCs, and Macs.
For those on the go, the JBL Tune 135BT and the JBL Tune 235BT wireless in-ear headphones are lightweight and compact, available in two comfortable fits. They deliver powerful JBL Pure Bass Sound through 8.6mm (JBL Tune 135BT) and 12.5mm (JBL Tune 235BT) drivers. With up to 25 hours of battery life, you can Speed Charge for an extra three hours in just 10 minutes.
All models will be available later this year in Canada through Erikson Consumer.