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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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 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.
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