JLab has recently launched its new Studio Pro ANC wireless headphones in the UK, priced at £99.99 and now available at Argos and Very. These headphones are designed to offer a comfortable listening experience with Smart Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology to reduce distractions.

Featuring four different noise control settings, the Studio Pro ANC headphones can adapt to various environments, allowing users to focus on their music, videos, or podcasts without interruptions. They offer both wireless Bluetooth connectivity and the option to use a cable with the included USB-C to 3.5mm cable. The headphones come with a battery life of over 45 hours.

The headphones also provide three EQ3 sound modes—JLab Signature, Balanced, and Bass Boost—allowing users to customize their listening experience directly on the headphones without the need for additional apps.

Comfort is prioritized with the Studio Pro ANC, featuring Form-Fit Earcups and Cloud Foam cushions designed for long listening sessions. They also offer practicality with easy-to-use buttons for managing volume, tracks, and ANC settings. Additionally, they include a universal microphone for clear phone calls and are compatible with virtual assistants like Siri and Google Assistant.

The headphones come with all necessary cables for charging and device connection, as well as a carry case for storage.

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