Find the best PartyBox model for your preferences If you’ve ever looked at buying a Bluetooth party speaker, chances are you’re already somewhat familiar with JBL’s PartyBox range. These speakers have become iconic, and with … Read more
Until the announcement of the JBL PartyBox 520, if one wanted a bass-heavy party speaker from JBL, they’d need to go with the PartyBox 710. But the problem is that it doesn’t have a built-in battery, limiting how portable it is. The PartyBox Stage 320 isn’t exactly shy on bass, but it doesn’t have that potent punch that the PartyBox 710 does. Does the PartyBox 520 fill the gap, providing a bass-heavy party speaker with a battery? Here’s how these two speakers compare.
The Muzen Wild Radiooo is a niche speaker, with a unique design that speaks more to artistic flair and individualism than practicality. That’s not to say it misses the mark, but rather that it sets its own goalposts as a distinctive portable speaker. However, its hefty price tag puts it up against some of the most popular flagship portable Bluetooth speakers.
The Soundboks 4 and Soundboks Go are two powerful, portable and premium Bluetooth speakers, renowned for their extreme volume. We pitted them against each other to see which portable speaker comes out on top.
The Soundboks 4 is a truly powerful speaker, with a great design and cool features and its title of the loudest portable Bluetooth speaker is justified. It is hands down the loudest portable Bluetooth speaker that we’ve tested, significantly outperforming the more compact Turtlebox 2.
For a party speaker that’s focused on portability, the JBL PartyBox Club 120 hits the mark. Weighing nearly half that of the larger Stage 320, this speaker is designed for more smaller parties and more regular use in and around the house.
JBL’s PartyBox 320 is a powerful, but portable party speaker that stands out for its high-quality sound. I tested this speaker thoroughly and share my thoughts in this in-depth review.
Looking for high-quality noise cancellation for under $200? Treblab’s Z7 Pro is regularly available for less than $150 and separates itself from many other wireless ANC headphones by offering IPX4 water resistance. However, there are a few caveats, so it’s important to understand the trade-offs between the benefits you’ll be getting compared to what you’ll be sacrificing.
Alright, let’s talk about the JBL Charge 6. If you’ve been rocking a Charge 5 and wondering if it’s time for an upgrade, or if you’re just in the market for a solid Bluetooth speaker, … Read more
The JBL Tune 770NC and Treblab Z7 Pro are two similar noise-canceling headphones available at between $100 and $150 from many leading retailers. I’ve tested both these speakers side by side to provide an accurate and in-depth comparison. Keep reading to find out whether the emerging Treblab brand can keep up with the pace of the industry-leading JBL.
If you’re looking for wireless noise-canceling headphones for around $100 or less, the JBL Tune 770NC and Sony WH-CH720N are two popular options. The Tune 770NC has a list price of $109, but it can often be found on sale for under the $100 price point. The Sony WH-CH720N has a list price of $99, but it is also regularly marked down.
JBL have given fans their first official glimpses of the Charge 6 and Flip 7, as the products have now been added to the latest version of the JBL Portable mobile app, along with videos … Read more
When it comes to premium quality consumer headphones, Bose’s QuietComfort is at the top. The new QuietComfort Ultra are an upgrade to the standard QuietComfort model and while they retain a lot of the same features and design elements, they offer subtle, yet noteworthy improvements to the flagship release.
Soundcore’s Q20 and Q20i are two of the company’s most affordable over-ear wireless headphones, offering quality performance at under $70. But if you’re on the fence about which one to buy, and want to see how they compare – we’ll be covering everything that separates them and help you to identify which is the better purchase for you.
Soundcore’s Select 4 Go takes on the JBL Clip 5 in a head to head comparison. We look at how these speakers compare in performance, durability, battery life and more.
