#IFA2017 – Wireless headphones are great because of the fact that there are no wires, so there is no worry about having to untangle them when you take them out of your bag, and also not have to deal with having the wire get caught on things. So if you’re in the market for something that’s small and extremely portable, the recently announced JBL Free could be of interest to you.
As you can see from the photo, the JBL Free is a set of in-ear headphones that are wireless. Small wireless earbuds aren’t exactly new so JBL is definitely not the first on the scene with them, but in case the current offerings aren’t to your liking, maybe the JBL Free could be a worthwhile alternative.
According to JBL, the Free headphones can be used in any way you want, whether you want to use them as a pair of headphones, or you can even use it one earbud at a time if you just want to use it for voice calls, or if you prefer not to have your environment completely blocked out. They will also come with a built-in microphone so that you can make voice calls with them as well.
The best part is probably its battery life which JBL is promising 24 hours of combined use. The carrying case for the headphones also acts as a battery where you can charge the headphones while they are inside. The JBL Free is priced at €149 and will be available in Black and White starting this October.
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