Designed to help enhance personal entertainment in new, intuitive ways, the JBL Everest Elite 100 Earbuds are characterized by a neckband aesthetic for comfortable usage.
Technology has made the transition from being optional to essential for many consumers, which is likely why the neckband design is being observed from many audio brands. The JBL Everest Elite 100 Earbuds, however, take things a step further with the all-new NXTGen technology. With it, users will not only experience active noise cancellation, but also the ability to customize the audio output to match what they're listening to, whether it be a podcast or live concert recording.
Available now for pre-order for $199, the JBL Everest Elite 100 Earbuds will start shipping mid-March 2016 in the US.
Audio-Customizing Headphones
The JBL Everest Elite 100 Earbuds Offer Personalization at CES 2016
Trend Themes
1. Audio-customization Technology - Offering more ways to personalize audio experiences through customizable audio outputs.
2. Neckband Headphones - Utilizing the neckband aesthetic for comfortable usage of audio devices.
3. Nxtgen Technology - Enhancing audio experiences through new and innovative technologies like active noise cancellation.
Industry Implications
1. Headphone Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies who produce headphones with audio-customization technology like JBL Everest Elite 100 Earbuds have the opportunity to disrupt the audio industry through more innovative headphone solutions.
2. Audio Streaming - Audio streaming services can utilize audio-customization technology to increase the personalization of a user's experience and offer more customizable audio outputs to better match the listener's tastes.
3. Entertainment Industry - With audio customization technology like NXTGen, the entertainment industry can further innovate the personalization of the audio experience with immersive and interactive concert experiences.