JBL’s Go 4 is one of the latest releases in their catalog, alongside the similar Clip 5. But is it worth the upgrade? In short, yes. The Go 4 is a superior speaker to the Go 3 in most regards, its sound performance is improved with more fullness and deeper bass, while it also supports multispeaker pairing and mobile app support, which the Go 3 lacked. Keep reading for a detailed comparison between these two speakers.
Despite JBL’s comprehensive catalog, the Charge 5 and Flip 6 are two of the company’s best-selling Bluetooth speakers. Both are relatively affordable and are made for daily use, featuring portable designs that lend themselves to frequent use. Despite some similarities, these speakers have noteworthy differences, and if you’re torn about which to buy – keep reading as we compare them side by side and determine which comes out ahead.
The JBL PartyBox 320 was released near the middle of 2024 and offers several significant upgrades to the popular PartyBox 310. The PartyBox 300-series is the largest of the PartyBox range to feature a built-in … Read more
Winner JBL PartyBox 120 PartyBox 120 PartyBox 110 Battery8 Battery7.5 Durability6.5 Durability6.5 Sound Quality8 Sound Quality7.5 Ease of Use8.5 Ease of Use8.5 Portability7 Portability7 Connectivity9 Connectivity8 Runner Up JBL PartyBox 110 JBL has just released … Read more
The JBL Xtreme is a portable Bluetooth speaker that’s larger and louder than JBL’s Flip and Charge series but smaller and more easily portable than the powerful Boombox. In 2024 JBL released the latest model … Read more
JBL and Ultimate Ears are two prominent Bluetooth speaker manufacturers who, over the years, have released several flagship speakers that have since become staples in the portable speaker market. With both brands well-established and with … Read more
The PartyBox 310 and 710 are two of the most popular speakers within the PartyBox range, and despite many similarities in design – these two speakers are remarkably different. In this comparison, we’ll review the differences between the PartyBox 310 and the 710 and discuss for whom each speaker is best suited.
The Clip 4 and Clip 3 are somewhat outdated these days, with the Clip 5 being the new kid on the block, offering improved battery performance, new wireless connectivity methods (Auracast), and superior sound. I’ve … Read more
The JBL Clip 4 and Go 3 are predecessors to the current Clip 5 and Go 4, and if you’re looking for the best performance it’s worth going with the newer models. However, these earlier … Read more
An in-depth comparison between two of the world’s loudest portable outdoor speakers As far as loud Bluetooth speakers are concerned, the Turtlebox 2nd Generation model and Soundboks Go are two names you can’t leave out … Read more