Here’s What You Can Expect from JLab’s New Tiny ANC Earbuds

      JLab has once again demonstrated that "premium" doesn't necessarily equate to "overpriced." At CES 2026, the company unveiled a new range of products aimed at maximizing portability and catering to office needs. The standout item is the JBuds Mini ANC, which incorporates active noise cancellation into a case roughly the size of a keychain.

      From January 5 to 9, the latest collection is being displayed at JLab’s suite in Caesars Palace, Julius Tower, offering attendees their first glimpse of the smallest noise-canceling earbuds available.

      The JBuds Mini ANC takes center stage at the launch.

      JLab has not only added a new feature; they have significantly reduced the size of the hardware. The charging case is 50% smaller, while the earbuds themselves are 30% smaller than the already compact Go POP+ model.

      Despite their “peanut-sized” form, they do not compromise on essential features. Each earbud offers 6.5 hours of playback time (over 25 hours total with the case), Bluetooth multipoint for switching between two devices, and an IP55 rating for dust and sweat resistance. JLab CEO Win Cramer emphasized that maintaining a price of $39.99 while incorporating ANC was a “non-negotiable” aim. They will be available in March in four colors: Graphite, Midnight Navy, Ruby Red, and Blush Pink.

      For those attending back-to-back Zoom meetings, the Go Work 3 represents the next iteration of JLab’s successful office headset.

      It boasts a sleeker, more contemporary design, coupled with a new offset USB-C dongle intended to provide a more stable wireless connection without obstructing adjacent ports on your laptop. It will also launch in March at an affordable price of $49.99.

      Lastly, JLab is expanding its “open-ear” range. The JBuds Open Headphones—featuring an air-conduction design to keep users aware of their environment—are now available in Black for $99.99. A newer Cloud White color option is set to be released later this month.

      Moinak Pal has been involved in the technology field, covering both consumer technology and automotive innovation.

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      Amazon is updating Fire TV and its mobile app for quicker show discovery.

      An overdue refresh for Fire TV is on the way next month.

      Amazon is beginning 2026 by rethinking how users find content on Fire TV. Just ahead of CES 2026, the company announced a completely redesigned Fire TV interface and a revamped mobile app, aimed at minimizing scrolling time and helping viewers quickly access their shows. Amazon states that this update addresses the overwhelming nature of streaming, as content is spread across numerous apps, making selection feel like a chore.

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      Are you prepared for peak brightness of 10,000 nits, 20,000 dimming zones, and pixel-level color accuracy?

      A key trend dominating the CES 2026 TV sector has been RGB or Micro RGB technologies for display panels. Major players like Samsung and LG are leading the charge, and TCL aims to make its mark by focusing on a distinct type of television with its SQD-Mini LED offerings.