With the new PartyBox 320 on the market, has it caught up to the 710 when compared to its predecessor, the PartyBox 310? Or is the 710 still in a league of its own? Here’s the differences between these two speakers.
Bose recently released their new upgraded SoundLink Flex and we’re all a little puzzled. Is it worth upgrading? And if you’re in the market for a new speaker, is it worth going for the first or second generation? I’ve got everything you need to know.
The Bose SoundLink Flex and JBL Charge 5 are two popular waterproof Bluetooth speakers with durable and portable designs, ideal for the outdoors. While they share much of the same ethos, they also have distinct differences which make them better suited to specific tasks. In this comparison, we’ll look at what they have in common, how they differ, and how this impacts buyers looking for a high-quality Bluetooth speaker.
JBL’s PartyBox series consists of a range of vibrant and powerful Bluetooth party speakers, and in 2024 the line-up saw big changes with the release of the PartyBox Club 120 and larger Stage 320. The PartyBox Club 120 is an upgrade of the PartyBox 110, while the Stage 320 is the successor to the extremely popular PartyBox 310. In this article, we’ll go over all the differences between the PartyBox 120 and the PartyBox 320.
The PartyBox Encore is one of JBL’s smallest PartyBox speakers, showcasing a balance between ease of use and features. The Encore Essential is a more affordable speaker, despite sounding the same as the Encore. Despite being extremely similar, the two speakers have a few differences that potential buyers should know of.
This head to head comparison compares the trusty Wonderboom 3 with the latest Wonderboom 4. With little changes between the two speakers, is it really worth the upgrade? Let’s find out!
The Megaboom 4 is the latest release in the Megaboom series, but how does it compare to the popular Megaboom 3? We examine the differences between these two speakers and which one is best to buy.
It’s been six years since the release of the Ultimate Ears Boom 3, a portable Bluetooth speaker that quickly became a popular competitor against JBL’s Flip series. Recently, Ultimate Ears released its next generation of Bluetooth speakers, including the Boom 4. So what’s changed between the Boom 3 and the Boom 4? Let’s take a look at how these two speakers compare side by side and see whether it’s worth upgrading.
Marshall’s Stanmore series showcases the classic Marshall design style, offering a sleek and aesthetic choice for home audio with Bluetooth connectivity. The Stanmore III is the latest in the series and sees minor improvements from the previous generation, particularly around sound quality. These speakers are designed for those looking to dip their toes into audiophile sound without the full financial commitment. Let’s look at how these two speakers compare head to head.
The JBL Flip is an everyday Bluetooth speaker for casual music lovers who want music on the go, or for use around their home. The Flip 6 is the latest in the series, but the Flip 5 can now be frequently found on the second-hand market or at discount prices. So which speaker is worth buying? Should you consider upgrading to the Flip 6 if you already have the 5? This comparison article will help you decide what’s best for you.
The Turtlebox 2 and ecoXgear Defender are two similar portable Bluetooth speakers capable of reaching extremely high volume levels. But how do the two compare in a head-to-head comparison.
Frequently touted as the loudest Bluetooth speaker available, the Soundboks 3 became an iconic Bluetooth behemoth, representing power, portability, and partying. More recently Soundboks released the latest iteration of the Soundboks series, the Soundboks 4. The Soundboks 4 retains most of the Gen 3’s design but with improvements to durability, ease of use, and sound quality. Here’s how these two speakers stack up, side by side.
JBL’s Boombox series merges portability and power, creating a versatile Bluetooth speaker that can be used for just about everything. Its signature style infuses elements of traditional boombox speakers while incorporating the benefits of modern technology. Whether you’re shooting hoops or enjoying a barbeque with friends and family, the Boombox has you covered. Recently JBL launched the Boombox 3, but is it worth the extra price tag? Or are you better off sticking with the Boombox 2? Let’s find out.
The JBL Clip 5 and Go 4 were released together in April 2024, and while they have distinctly different designs, they share striking similarities in features. The Go 4 is substantially cheaper than the Clip 5 ($49.95 vs $79.95), but at what cost? I’ll cover everything you need to know about these two Bluetooth speakers and help you decide which to buy.
Released in the first quarter of 2024, the JBL Clip 5 is the latest in the Clip series and sees multiple upgrades from the previous generation. It’s a speaker that is designed primarily for outdoor use, featuring an iconic built-in carabiner that lets you latch it to just about anything, while also being made from durable materials. Whether you’re considering an upgrade or are torn between which to buy, we’ll give you all the information you need to make an educated decision.