How To

It is not possible to turn the Google Assistant feature off on the headphones, but if you turn off GA on your phone, the headphones won't trigger. On the Everest GA models, the Google Assistant feature is in fact than an extension of your phone, so once you connect to your phone via BT, when you touch the right ear pod, it commands your phone to open the "Hey Google" command.
The only way to stop that from happening is to change the Google settings on your phone to deactivate Google Voice Match, or deactivate Google Assistant entirely. 
 

Yes, but only via cabled connection. When you insert the USB charging cable, Bluetooth is switched off, so wireless listening is not possible.

Yes, the Boombox plays at 3,5dB higher volume than the JBL Xtreme. This results in a 150% volume increase, compared to the JBL Xtreme

Yes. Our E series/Duet headphones are made with synthetic protein leather.

Yes. The E65BTNC headphones have the ability to pair and connect to two devices at the same time.

With the headphones switched ON, press and hold the Volume + and Volume - buttons for more than 5 seconds. The LED blinks slowly for about two seconds, and now you have reset to factory settings.

Remove the Right ear piece from the case. (It should automatically enter into pairing mode and will alternate between blue and white LED) Make sure the unit you are trying to connect to is in pairing mode. It should recognize the JBL Free within 3-8 seconds. Choose "JBL Free" to connect.

Locate the power button on the back of the right ear cup. Gently slide the spring loaded power button up and release. Once turned on, it will display a solid white light. If this is your first time powering on the device it should automatically go into pairing mode, and will display a fast blinking blue light. Make sure the device you are attempting to connect to is in search mode. The headphones should pop up on your list of discoverable devices within 3-5 seconds, and connect. If you are attempting to pair to a different device, make sure the E65BTNC headphones are turned on, and press and hold the Bluetooth button located at the bottom of the right ear cup. The headphone should display on your new device within 3-5 seconds on your list of discoverable devices.

The E65BTNC noise cancellation button is located on the bottom Right ear cup. To turn the Active Noise Cancellation on, press and hold the button (Located next to the Bluetooth button) for 2-3 seconds or until you hear the confirmation audio tone. To turn off the noise cancellation, press and hold for 2 seconds or until you hear the audio tone powering off. A white LED next to the button lights up when NC is on.

Press the power button located on the bottom of the Right Ear cup. If this is your first time using the headphones, it should immediately start looking for a device to connect to. Make sure that the device that you are trying to connect to is in pairing mode. The JBL JR300BT should display on your discoverable devices within 2-5 seconds. If the headphones have not successfully connected to the device, press and hold the Bluetooth button located next to the Power button on the Right Ear Cup for 2 seconds. As the headphones go into pairing mode, they should connect to your device within 2-5 seconds.

You will hear an audio prompt to readjust the position of the left ear piece stating “heart rate not detected, adjust ear bud position”. The sensor is also in the correct position when the green LED light is not visible from the outside of your ear.

Yes. This product has battery power save features.

No. This product has a rechargeable battery.

The led indicator will be solid blue.

Rating IPX7 means that the device can be submerged in 1m of water for up to 30 minutes without permanent damage, but it has not been tested against the entry of dust.

The Inspire 100 series does not feature a microphone.

No. This is a fixed feature and cannot be changed.

The Inspire 200 does not feature a microphone.

Approximately 8 hours streaming music or 20 hours of talk time.

It will not damage the battery that power supply is connected all the time.

Try below steps. Attach the charger so the device is charging. While charging: First try to hold the "Volume +" and "Phone" buttons at the same time for more than 3 seconds (this resets the Flip 3 to factory settings). If this does not help, press and hold the "Volume +" and "Link" buttons for more then 10 seconds (this will exit demo mode). As a last step, short press on the "Volume -" & "Volume +" & "Phone" buttons. If the device will still not turn on, it has a defect.

The speaker is not intended to play under water, but it will continue to play even though it is submerged under water.

You can stream to two speakers simutanouisly with the Connect function.

The carabiner can be removed from Clip 2 and can be purchased as a spare-part.

The ITX 2000 features a one button microphone that does not have volume control. The one button microphone allows you to pause/play, skip tracks and answer phone calls.

No - it is not designed to work with a wireless microphone.

Only one device at a time.

To power on the device, place one of the headphones inside your ear and press and hold the center button on the inline mic. You should hear the audible voice stating, “powering on” and a blue blinking light should appear at the top of the inline mic. If this is your first time connecting to a device, it should immediately go into pairing mode. The device should recognize the Inspire 500 Wireless headphone. Once you select that option, the audible voice should state, “connected”. If you are trying to connect to a different device, turn the headphones on and press and hold for 3-5 seconds for the headphones to start searching for a different device. The headphones should appear on your discoverable devices within a few seconds. You should hear the audible voice stating, “Powering on….looking for device” You will see the Bluetooth light alternate between red and blue when it is in pairing mode. Once connected the Bluetooth will change to a flashing LED light and the audible voice will state, “connected”.

For models E40BT and E50BT Connect the first headphone by BT to your mobile device Tap the ShareMe button once Tap the ShareMe button on the 2nd headphones twice ( ! ) The headphones will connect to each other. When changing volume on source device, or BT connected headphones, the volume will only change on THAT headphone ( and in some cases the source device, like iOS devices and newer Android ), not on the one connected via ShareMe. When changing volume on a via-ShareMe-connected headphone ( 2nd ), it will not change volume on source device, or on the BT-connected headphone. To sum up, both headphones have their individual volumes. For Everest models ( not ELITE ). Connect the headphones by BT to your mobile device Put the 2nd device ( speaker, headphones as long as they have Bluetooth ) in "BT discovery mode" Press the ShareMe button on the Everest headphone ( button marked with a little "s" ) The Everest will connect to BT device. (Please note that you may not be able to pair from the Everest to the Everest Elite models, or if you can pair, you may have dropouts in sound). When changing volume on source device, or Everest, the volume will only change on the Everest ( and in some cases the source device, like iOS devices and newer Android ), not on the device connected via ShareMe. When changing volume on via-ShareMe-connected BT device ( 2nd ), it will not change volume on source device or Everest. Please note that it is NOT possible to use ShareMe if you are listening to analog signal via cable. Bot the E-series and the Everest models will switch off the Bluetooth circuits as soon as you insert the audio cable, so re-transmission is not possible.

Water splashing against the speaker from any direction should have no harmful effect on the unit.