JBL’s new Tour One M3 wireless headphones include an optional touchscreen transmitter allowing them to be connected to older audio devices or in-flight entertainment systems.

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JBL calls it the SMART Tx, and it's a little wireless transmitter that makes it easy to stream to your headphones from pretty much any audio source, and to share that audio with others, too.

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The Tour One M3 can connect to devices over Bluetooth, but the Smart Tx audio transmitter uses a “direct proprietary wireless connection” that JBL says offers reduced latency and improved ...