JLab Epic Lab Edition True Wireless Earphones Hit the Market

JLab, the leading tech company and top true wireless brand in the US, has unveiled its latest and most premium true wireless product to date, the Epic Lab Edition earbuds. These earbuds are not only the best sounding in JLab’s lineup, but they also feature the Knowles Preferred Listening Response Curve, making them the first of their kind. With a hybrid dual-driver design and innovative technology, these earbuds deliver an elevated listening experience.

The Epic Lab Edition earbuds are now available for purchase from JLab’s official website, as well as from popular online retailers like Amazon and Argos, priced at £199.99. JLab has always been known for offering products with advanced features and technologies that outshine those of higher-priced competitors. This time, they have focused on audio quality and aimed to provide exceptional sound without compromising on value.

CEO of JLab, Win Cramer, commented on the Epic Lab Edition, stating that their engineering team was tasked with creating a product that not only delivered exceptional sound quality but also offered great value compared to similarly priced earbuds. By incorporating specialized balanced armature drivers to match the Knowles Preferred Listening Response Curve, JLab has set themselves apart from other brands in the market.

The true wireless audio experience is redefined with the Epic Lab Edition. Its hybrid dual-driver design combines a dynamic driver for rich bass and low frequencies with a Knowles Balanced Armature driver for exquisite high frequencies. This combination ensures unparalleled sound quality that is well-balanced and crystal clear.

In addition to its impressive sound, the Epic Lab Edition earbuds come packed with premium features. Android users can enjoy hi-res audio quality through LDAC technology, while iOS users can experience it through AAC. The earbuds also support LE Audio, the next generation of Bluetooth, on compatible devices. With Smart Active Noise Cancelling, the earbuds automatically adjust to the surrounding environment to provide an optimal audio experience. The premium aluminium charging case offers wireless charging capabilities and comes with six different tips for optimal sound and comfort.

Users can further customize their experience with the latest JLab App. This app allows users to adjust the active noise cancelling features, turn off ANC capabilities, or activate the Be Aware mode to let outside noises pass through. In a mid-November update, the app will feature a preset to the Knowles Curve, along with JLab’s Signature Sound and Bass Boost presets. The app also allows users to personalize touch control functions according to their preferences.

The Knowles Preferred Listening Response Curve was developed through extensive blind listening testing and analysis of Billboard Hot 100 recordings from the past two decades. This research provides clear guidelines for headphone manufacturers to develop products that cater to consumer preferences. Listeners consistently preferred a boost in treble frequencies beyond 10 kHz, which is difficult to achieve with single driver products. That’s why the JLab Epic Lab Edition uses a dual-driver design in each earbud.

The JLab Epic Lab Edition is now available for purchase from JLab’s official website, Amazon, and Argos, priced at £199.99. With its exceptional sound quality, premium features, and customizable options, these earbuds offer a top-notch true wireless audio experience.

Technology Explained

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ANC: Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is a technology that is used to reduce unwanted background noise in a variety of applications. It works by using microphones to detect the ambient noise and then producing an inverted sound wave to cancel it out. This technology is used in many computer applications, such as headphones, speakers, and sound cards. It is also used in noise-cancelling headphones, which are designed to reduce the amount of background noise that reaches the user's ears. ANC is also used in soundproofing applications, such as recording studios and soundproofed rooms. By reducing the amount of background noise, ANC allows for clearer sound recordings and improved sound quality.