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CES 2015: JBL Announces New Headphones that Lets You Change Music by Waving

by Huei Song
January 7, 2015
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HARMAN JBL Reflect Response

Taping on your touchscreen or fiddling with your smartwatch to change music is so yesterday. JBL has got new headphones that let you change your music simply by waving – the world’s first in-ear Bluetooth headphones with motion sensor control”.

Available in two different models – Reflect Response, and the Synchros S210BT, you can use motion to start/stop and change your music, and even answer your calls. JBL calls it the “wave-to-control” technology but unfortunately, the company did not mention just what sort of motions you’ll need to do in order for it to work.

The JBL Reflect Response is the lower-end of the two. It’s a pair of earphones that features comfortable in-ear earbuds, behind-the-neck ergonomic sports design, complete with sweat-proof technology and JBL Signature Sound. Built for athletes, the Reflect Response headphone is available in red, blue, green and black.

The JBL Synchros S210BT on the other hand is a headphone with superior audio quality. It has a balanced armature that delivers astounding clarity with the dynamic driver’s deep, punchy bass response in a small form factor.

Both headphones are designed with a patented ergonomics design that makes it comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. These new headphones can provide up to eight hours of usage in a single charge. The JBL Reflect Response has a retail price of US$149 (RM535), and the Synchros S210BT costs US$199.95 (RM720).

(Source: The Verge, PR Newswire)

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Updated 12:28 pm, Wed, 7 January 15
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