The series includes three models: Cove M1, Cove P1, and the flagship Cove X1, available in white and black. All three are Wi-Fi wireless speakers, supporting both stereo pairing and multi-unit grouping for flexible multi-room playback. JBL’s exclusive “Constant Sound Field” technology claims to deliver balanced audio anywhere in the room, while automatic room calibration and “AI Sound Boost” adjust the sound to the environment for optimal quality.
Specs: The Cove M1 is a compact home model featuring two 30mm silk-dome neodymium tweeters, one 20mm tweeter, and one 4-inch woofer. The Cove P1 is the only battery-powered portable model in the lineup, with three 30mm tweeters (including one upward-firing), one 20mm tweeter, and one 4-inch woofer, plus IP56 dust/water resistance and up to 14 hours of battery life with the charging base. The flagship Cove X1 features four 30mm tweeters (including upward-firing) and two 4-inch woofers; both the P1 and X1 support Dolby Atmos for immersive 3D sound. The series can also connect with JBL’s “Bar MK2” soundbars—the M1 and P1 can serve as rear surround speakers for home theater
setups, while the X1 is used for multi-room music playback.
Release link: JBL US Root Category
FAQ
Q: When will the JBL Cove series be released and what is the pricing?
A: It goes on sale internationally on September 13: M1 at $229.95, P1 at $399.95, and flagship X1 at $449.95. Japan release plans have not been announced.
Q: What features does the series support?
A: All three are Wi-Fi speakers supporting multi-room grouping and stereo pairing, with compatibility for AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and other protocols. The X1 and P1 support Dolby Atmos.
