JBL Sense Pro and Lite: Open-Style Earbuds Hit the US Market in 2026
JBL announces the US launch of the Sense Pro and Sense Lite open-ear earbuds in early 2026. Featuring 16.2mm drivers and spatial audio. Discover the new lineup.
Are your ears ready for a change? JBL is finally bringing its next-gen open-ear lineup to the masses. The company announced the wide availability of three new open-style earbuds starting in early 2026. The JBL Sense Pro and Sense Lite join the original Sense, which first debuted in 2024. According to The Verge, while the earbuds were teased back in August 2025, US consumers finally have a clear timeline for purchase.
What Makes the JBL Sense Pro Different?
The flagship Sense Pro isn't just another pair of headphones; it's a technical powerhouse in the open-audio category. It features massive 16.2mm drivers and supports spatial sound, delivering an immersive experience without plugging the ear canal. The device also boasts hi-res audio with adaptive bass boost and JBL Voice Pickup Sensor technology, which aims to provide crystal-clear calls even in noisy environments.
Universal Features Across the Lineup
Both the Pro and Lite models utilize OpenSound technology and come with an adjustable ear hook designed for maximum comfort. Users can manage their experience through the JBL app, customizing touch controls to suit their needs. Connectivity is handled seamlessly with Dual Connect and Fast Pair, ensuring the earbuds play nice with multiple devices.
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