JBL · 2024

JBL Tour Pro 3

The JBL Tour Pro 3's party trick is its smart charging case with a full touchscreen that controls playback, ANC and EQ without touching your phone, and even doubles as a Bluetooth-to-wired audio transmitter for airplanes.

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Beyond the gimmick, it's a seriously well-rounded mid-premium earbud: a hybrid dual-driver, LDAC and Auracast support, strong adaptive ANC, and a huge total battery make it a true do-it-all package. The case is bulky and the software can feel busy, but for travelers who want maximum versatility and control from the case itself, nothing else works quite like it.

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Key specs

Fit TypeIn-ear (silicone tips)
Active Noise CancellationTrue Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0
Driver11mm dynamic + balanced armature (hybrid)
Earbud Battery (ANC on)8 h
Total Battery with Case44 h
Bluetooth CodecsLDAC, AAC, SBC (Auracast)
Water/Dust ResistanceIP55 (buds), IPX4 (case)
MultipointYes (2 devices)
Wireless chargingQi wireless + USB-C
ControlsTouch + smart-case touchscreen

Configurations: Black · Latte

Strengths

  • Touchscreen smart case with audio transmitter mode
  • Hybrid dual-driver with LDAC and Auracast
  • Large total battery and strong adaptive ANC

Trade-offs

  • Charging case is bulky and pricey to replace
  • App and case UI can feel overloaded
  • Sound needs EQ tweaking to shine

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