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JBL’s latest fully wire-free headphones the Tune 120TWS hit Australia for $149.95

It’s the biggest battleground in headphones and it’s only getting better – the fully wire-free category.

JBL have announced their latest headphones are the completely 100% cord-free Tune 120TWS.

Marcus Fry, from JBL in Australia says “The popularity of true wireless headphones is getting bigger every year. We want to stay ahead of the trend and have introduced Tune 120TWS to do exactly that. Suited for every-day use, you can now enjoy music with crisp audio with an on-trend look anywhere you go.”

They come in either Black or White/Blue and while they look good, they will of course sound great because JBL don’t do things by halves.

Inside is a 5.8mm driver with JBL Pure Bass sound, and you’ll get 16 hours of listening time!

The charging case gives you another 12 hour boost, with just 15 mins of charge adding an hour of battery life.

At $149.95 – it’s hard to look past them.

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