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| JBL develops a Solar Charging Reflect Eternal Headset |
JBL has been working on a better solution to the helmet battery life problem since I started working on a solar cell called Reflect Eternal Headphones.
JBL is developing Reflect Eternal wireless headphones based on solar charging technology so the headphones can be used directly outdoors in direct sunlight or indoors with indoor lighting, so that no headphone cables are required.
JBL can also support faster power charging via USB port, as the company confirms that charging two-minute headphones can support two-hour music playback, and the price of headphones is $ 164, which now amounts to $ 99 if ordered through Indiegogo.
Exeger supports solar charging technology in JBL headphones because the charging technology is made of lightweight materials that match the wireless speaker design.
JBL has not set a date for headphones to be released on the market. This is not the company's first attempt to launch headphones that rely on solar charging, but the company's previous attempts have not yet been launched.
It is worth noting that JBL is one of the headphones manufacturing giants on the global market, but it launched a campaign to fund Indiegogo Reflect Eternal headphones.
JBL plans to charge Reflect Eternal headphone users starting October of next year and it's only available in the US and Germany.