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.
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Until now, there hasn’t been a modern party speaker release that can go toe-to-toe with the monstrous PartyBox Ultimate, but Sony recently released the Ult Tower 10, another extremely large and loud speaker that serves as a worthy contender. If you’re looking for a speaker of this magnitude but aren’t sure which is the better buy, keep reading as we compare these two giants in a head to head comparison to find out which offers the best value.
The PartyBox Ultimate and PartyBox 1000 are two of JBL’s largest and most powerful Bluetooth speakers. But how do they compare? That’s what we explore in this article, looking at both speakers side by side.
The popular Tribit Stormbox Blast has gotten an update, but with the Stormbox already sporting modern features, is it worth the extra $100 price tag?
JBL’s PartyBox 310 is a powerful party speaker that provides enough volume for social gatherings of between 15 and 30 people. With its dynamic built-in lighting, it creates an awesome party environment while still being relatively portable. I’ve spent some time using this speaker, and this is what I’ve found.
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.
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.
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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.
If you’re in the market for an extremely loud portable Bluetooth speaker that can handle harsh outdoor conditions, the Exogear Defender may be what you’re looking for. Unlike similar speakers, it doesn’t strip back features and functions in exchange for its durability, instead, it incorporates elements of other designs to create what could be considered the Swiss Army knife of Bluetooth speakers.
The Soundboks 3 and 4 are two similar, yet distinct speakers that are renowned for their incredible volume potential and long-lasting battery. Here’s how these two speakers compare side by side.