The best JBL deals 2022: headphones, speakers and more

The best JBL deals 2022
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JBL's headphones and speakers are renowned for being hard-wearing and great-sounding. And even though they're not actually the priciest around, who doesn't want an extra saving on top of a reasonable price tag?

Fancy a great pair of five-star wireless noise-cancellers for less than a decent restaurant meal? How about a great little portable Bluetooth speaker for less than a round of drinks? You've come to the right place - you'll find 2022's best JBL deals below.

JBL Reflect Flow Pro £160

JBL Reflect Flow Pro £160 £130 at Currys (save £30)
These sporty, waterproof in-ears scored five stars thanks to their active noise-cancelling, customisable on-bud touch controls and strong, 10 hour battery life. 

JBL 1 Series 104 speakers (black) £200

JBL 1 Series 104 speakers (black) £200 £169 at Amazon (save £31)
Working from home? It's not often we recommend buying desktop computer speakers but the four-star 104BTs impressed us with their energetic, entertaining performance. A solid bargain buy.

JBL Reflect Flow £130

JBL Reflect Flow £130 £103 at Amazon (save £27)
In our review, we praised the Reflect Flow's detail, musicality and strong bass depth. They also deliver a solid fit and long battery life, perfect for those evening runs. Expect up to 10 hours per charge. 

JBL Flip 5 £120

JBL Flip 5 £120 £109 at Amazon (save £11)
The Flip 5 is trim in terms of features and big on sound quality. In fact, we don't think you can get better sound for under £100. At the time of writing the discount applied to the Ocean Blue and Grey Stone models.

JBL Tune 700BT headphones £52

JBL Tune 700BT headphones £52 £46 at Amazon (save £6)
Wireless headphones needn't cost the earth. As well as Bluetooth tech keeping you connected sans wires, these pack in  27 hours of playtime and more. And now you can nab a healthy discount, too.

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