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JBL C100TWS Bluetooth Headset Launched in India

Flipkart has announced JBL C100TWS will be available to pre-order in India online from Dec 8th onwards. It will be available for a price of Rs 3,999 in India.

 JBL C100TWS features a 5.8mm driver featuring JBL Pure Bass sound offering good quality output. JBL has put a button on each earpiece which can be used to one click access Google Now ( on Android phones ) or Siri ( on iPhone )

 Pre-order JBL C100TWS from here.

 JBL C100TWS uses Bluetooth Version 5 to connect with your smartphone and offers 10m range. The battery life is rated at 5 hours on a single full charge. With the charging case, you can get extra 12 hours of usage. To fully charge, it will take 2 hours. 


From the Manufacturer

 No wires. No hassles. Introducing the completely cord free JBL C100TWS. They are powerful in sound thanks to a 5.8mm driver featuring JBL Pure Bass sound and colorful in design. The earbuds combined with the elegantly designed portable charging case provide 17 hours of unrestrained musical enjoyment. Ergonomically shaped, they also ensure long lasting comfort. Equipped with intuitive and handy controls that are conveniently located on each earpiece, including one click access to Siri and Google Now.
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