JBL has launched a wide refresh of its audio lineup under the banner Sound Amplified, headlined by the JBL Pulse 6 and joined by the PartyBox 330, PartyBox Ultimate 2, Cove M1, Cove P1, Cove X1, Cinema SB510MK2, Cinema SB550MK2, Tune Beam 3, Tune Buds 3, Tune Flex 3, Wave Beam 3, Wave Buds 3, Wave Flex 3, Quantum 120, and Quantum 520. The range spans portable sound, true wireless earbuds, home audio, gaming, and party speakers.
JBL unveiled the lineup on September 23 at Élan by the Bay in Parañaque City. The releases cover everyday listening at home, bigger speakers for gatherings, and earbuds built for daily use.
JBL Pulse 6

The JBL Pulse 6 is the latest version of JBL’s light-and-sound speaker. It combines JBL Legendary Sound with AI Sound Boost technology for clearer audio, paired with a customizable 360-degree lightshow that now includes an illuminated handle.
New party and ambient lighting modes let users set the mood, while Sunset Mode gradually dims the lights for a wind-down and Bedside Lamp turns on a soft glow with a double tap. The Pulse 6 offers up to 12 hours of playtime and carries IP68 waterproof and dustproof protection. Through the JBL One app, users can customize sound and lighting, and Auracast connectivity lets them link the Pulse 6 with other compatible JBL speakers and PartyLight products.
PartyBox 330

The PartyBox 330 adds deeper bass, clearer highs, and a redesigned lightshow that syncs to the music. It offers up to 18 hours of playtime, easier mobility, and karaoke-ready inputs compatible with JBL EasySing Mics.
PartyBox Ultimate 2

The PartyBox Ultimate 2 is the most powerful PartyBox JBL has built, delivering 1500W of JBL Legendary Sound, over 36% more than its predecessor. Its acoustic system pairs professional-grade tweeters, mid-range drivers, and woofers for deeper bass and richer vocals. A full-panel lightshow, touchscreen controls, built-in EasySing AI Vocal Removal for karaoke, and interactive party games round out the unit.
JBL Cove M1, Cove P1, and Cove X1

JBL Cove is a new whole-home Wi-Fi audio system built for multi-room listening. The Cove M1, Cove P1, and Cove X1 cover different needs, from compact everyday listening to portable and room-filling audio, and each can run alone, as a stereo pair, or as part of a connected system. Through the JBL One app, users can play music throughout the house or set different playlists per room.

The Cove P1 adds up to 14 hours of portable playtime, and both the P1 and X1 support Dolby Atmos for added depth. JBL’s Music Follows Me feature transfers music to another room with a press of the Moment button, no phone needed. Cove speakers also connect with compatible JBL Bar Series MK2 soundbars for a bigger home entertainment setup.
JBL Cinema SB510MK2 and SB550MK2

The Cinema SB510MK2 and SB550MK2 soundbars target clearer dialogue and bigger bass for movies and TV. Both include dedicated center channels, Dolby Audio, and simple connectivity. The SB510MK2 delivers 200W in an all-in-one design with a built-in subwoofer, while the SB550MK2 steps up to 360W with a separate wireless subwoofer.
JBL’s SurroundPlay technology also lets users wirelessly pair a set of compatible JBL portable speakers, with the JBL Flip 7 supported at launch, turning them into rear surround channels.
Tune Beam 3, Tune Buds 3, and Tune Flex 3

The Tune Beam 3, Tune Buds 3, and Tune Flex 3 combine JBL Pure Bass Sound, spatial audio, and adaptive noise cancelling. Six built-in microphones with beamforming handle calls, and the JBL Headphones app lets users adjust sound settings. The range offers up to 48 hours of total playback. The Tune Beam 3 and Tune Buds 3 use a sealed in-ear fit, while the Tune Flex 3 lets listeners switch between open and sealing tips.
Wave Beam 3, Wave Buds 3, and Wave Flex 3

Built for everyday use, the Wave Beam 3, Wave Buds 3, and Wave Flex 3 offer JBL Deep Bass Sound and up to 40 hours of playback in lightweight designs. The Wave Beam 3 and Wave Buds 3 include Active Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient, while the open-style Wave Flex 3 uses Active Noise Reduction with Smart Ambient.
Built for Play: Quantum 120 and Quantum 520

Both headsets feature JBL Quantum Spatial Sound and customizable audio through JBL QuantumENGINE. A detachable 6mm cardioid boom microphone keeps voice chat clear.

The wired Quantum 120 works across multiple platforms, while the wireless Quantum 520 offers flexible connectivity and up to 37 hours of playback. Both come in new colorways.
Pricing and Availability in the Philippines
| Product | SRP |
|---|---|
| JBL Pulse 6 | PHP 19,990 |
| JBL PartyBox 330 | PHP 35,999 |
| JBL PartyBox Ultimate 2 | PHP 99,999 |
| JBL Cove P1 | PHP 24,999 |
| JBL Cove X1 | PHP 29,999 |
| JBL Cinema SB550MK2 | PHP 16,999 |
| JBL Quantum 120 | PHP 2,849 |
| JBL Quantum 520 Wireless | PHP 7,199 |
| JBL Tune Buds 3 | PHP 7,099 |
| JBL Tune Flex 3 | PHP 7,099 |
| JBL Wave Buds 3 | PHP 3,999 |
| JBL Wave Flex 3 | PHP 4,599 |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
It’s JBL’s latest audio lineup covering portable speakers, PartyBox units, home audio, true wireless earbuds, and gaming headsets, unveiled on September 23 at Élan by the Bay in Parañaque City.
The JBL Pulse 6, a light-and-sound speaker combining JBL Legendary Sound with AI Sound Boost technology and a customizable 360-degree lightshow.
JBL has set the PartyBox 330 at PHP 35,999, available through JBL’s official store and authorized dealers.
It delivers 1500W of JBL Legendary Sound, over 36% more power than its predecessor, along with a full-panel lightshow, touchscreen controls, and built-in EasySing AI Vocal Removal for karaoke.

