JBL Sense Lite VS JBL Sense Pro

The JBL Sense Lite features an open-ear fit, while the JBL Sense Pro has an in-ear fit. This difference may affect comfort and sound isolation, with the open-ear design of the Sense Lite likely allowing more ambient noise, while the in-ear design of the Sense Pro may offer a more secure fit and better noise isolation.

Both products share an IP54 rating for ingress protection, making them resistant to dust and water splashes, and both are sweat-resistant. The Sense Lite weighs 38 g, while the Sense Pro is lighter at 23.2 g, which may make the Sense Pro feel less cumbersome during extended use.

Neither model features a neckband, RGB lighting, UV light, or a display. Both earbuds are wireless, with no wires or cables, and neither includes wingtips. Both also feature stereo speakers, delivering a full sound experience, although there are no other notable differences in their design-related features.

The JBL Sense Lite does not feature active noise cancellation (ANC) or passive noise reduction, whereas the JBL Sense Pro includes passive noise reduction, which may help block out some external noise.

In terms of driver size, the Sense Lite has a 15.4 mm driver unit, while the Sense Pro has a slightly larger 16.2 mm driver. This difference in size could result in a slightly different sound profile, with the larger driver potentially offering a richer sound.

The lowest frequency for both models is 20 Hz, meaning they both should handle deep bass frequencies well. However, the Sense Pro has a higher maximum frequency range of 40,000 Hz, compared to the Sense Lite's 20,000 Hz. This extended frequency range on the Sense Pro could provide more detailed high-end sound. The Sense Pro also supports spatial audio, unlike the Sense Lite, which does not. Both models have the same impedance of 32 Ohms, and the Sense Lite has a sound pressure level of 86 dB/mW, while the Sense Pro reaches 92 dB/mW, indicating it may produce louder sound at the same power level.

Both the JBL Sense Lite and JBL Sense Pro offer the same 8 hours of battery life on a single charge, but the Sense Pro has a longer battery life in the charging case, offering 30 hours compared to the Sense Lite's 24 hours.

When it comes to charging, the Sense Lite requires 1.5 hours to fully charge, while the Sense Pro takes slightly longer at 2 hours. The Sense Pro also supports wireless charging, a feature not available on the Sense Lite. Both models feature a rechargeable battery and have a battery level indicator.

Neither model has a solar power battery, and both have the same rechargeable battery type, ensuring consistent power use for both earbuds.

Both the JBL Sense Lite and JBL Sense Pro feature USB Type-C charging, ensuring fast and modern connectivity. The Sense Lite uses Bluetooth version 5.4, while the Sense Pro is equipped with the newer Bluetooth version 6, which could offer potential improvements in stability and range.

Neither product supports fast pairing, Bluetooth pairing using NFC, AAC, LDAC, LDHC, Bluetooth LE Audio, or Auracast. Additionally, neither has any of the aptX audio codecs, such as aptX Adaptive, Low Latency, HD, Lossless, or Voice.

Both models have the same maximum Bluetooth range of 10 meters, allowing them to maintain a solid connection at a similar distance.

The JBL Sense Lite and JBL Sense Pro are very similar in terms of features, as both models share the same functionalities. Neither has ambient sound mode or in/on-ear detection. They both support fast charging and allow multipoint connectivity with up to 2 devices.

Both models also have the ability to mute the microphone, can be used as a headset, and feature a control panel placed on a device. Additionally, both have voice prompts, include a travel bag, and do not offer an in-line control panel or temperature sensor. Neither model includes a built-in translator or a camera remote control function.

Since all the features listed match across both products, there are no notable differences in this category between the JBL Sense Lite and JBL Sense Pro.

Both the JBL Sense Lite and JBL Sense Pro are equipped with 4 microphones, ensuring clear audio capture during calls or voice commands. Additionally, both models feature noise-canceling microphones to help reduce background noise and improve the clarity of the user's voice.

As the microphone specifications are identical for both products, there are no differences in their microphone performance.