Jbl endurance peak review pro#

The charging case, which matches the color of the earbuds (you can either grab these in black or white), is similarly bulky to the point that it takes up a similar amount of space as at least two Beats Fit Pro cases. Each earbud also has capacitive touch controls, though they require a little pressure to engage. The earbuds have that same thick stem that attaches to the earbud and a large bendable ear hook that fits around the ear for a fit so secure it would require some extreme force for it to come loose. Or at least, that’s the approach that JBL seems to have taken here as they look identical to the Endurance Peak 2. If there’s ever been a case of “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it,” the JBL Endurance Peak 3 are it.

IP68 rating to withstand most weather conditions.

Can be uncomfortable after long periods.

These earbuds go for $249 / £219 / AU$349, yet they don’t have the battery life, IP rating, or transparency mode of the JBL Endurance Peak 3. However, many of the best options will set you back much more, like the Beats Powerbeats Pro. More importantly, at least for those who need workout earbuds outside the gym, the JLab don’t come with a transparency mode. Sure, you can spend much less on a pair of workout earbuds sporting ear-hooks for that secure fit such as the JLab Go Air Sport, which go for a criminally low $30 / £29 / AU$69, but their IP55 rating isn’t quite as robust as the IP68 rating of the JBLs. Instead of taking the opportunity of a slightly expanded feature-set to raise the price, JBL decided to keep this newest version at that under-$100 / £100 price tag. The JBL Endurance Peak 3, released in February of 2023, might include a transparency mode but mostly keep a lot of things the same as the previous model including, thankfully, the price.

Where can you get it? Available in the US, UK and Australia.

JBL Endurance Peak 3: Price and Availability JBL Endurance Peak 3: Specificationsġ0 hours per earbuds, 50 hours total with case However, as we’ll see in this review, I think the JBL Endurance Peak 3 are superb earbuds for athletes and those with an active lifestyle. If you’re a long-distance runner going at a steady speed for hours on end, there are options that you’ll probably find more comfortable. Whether you would consider these among the best workout headphones is going to depend on what you need them for. What’s more, this third iteration builds upon and improves on the JBL Endurance Peak II, already among the best running headphones out there, for an almost perfect workout companion by adding a transparency mode and a better IP rating. What they’re perfect for is any activity where you need to be sure they’ll stay in place and can handle whatever weather conditions you might experience, whether that’s hiking in inclement weather, climbing up the side of a mountain, skiing, or even going for a run. Their secure fit, IP rating, and even extended battery life are probably overkill for the general treadmill user, though they work plenty well there too. The JBL Endurance Peak 3 are made for extreme circumstances.