JBL - Charge 6

105db? Thats complete bullshit, i got a jbl charge 6 louder and that clocks at 101,3db(A) and for the 250$ price tag it has worse specs/performance then a charge 6/5. It has worse SPL, worse clarity, worse battery, and worse bass response although durability is mostly equal as far as i have abused both (ranger and charge 6).

105db? Thats complete bullshit, i got a jbl charge 6 louder and that clocks at 101,3db(A) and for the 250$ price tag it has worse specs/performance then a charge 6/5. It has worse SPL, worse clarity, worse battery, and worse bass response although durability is mostly equal as far as i have abused both (ranger and charge 6).

Cu banii aia î?i cumperi un jbl flip de black Friday acum ?i ai calitate. ?i la 150 de euro gase?ti jbl charge care deja rupe 

Bose soundlink flex 2 has great bass for on the go. Especially for it's size. If you play with the eq in the bose app and put it in the corner. It sounds way bigger that it's size. Earfun Uboom X is also great. Its larger but almost the same price as the bose. The bass on it is fantastic. Devialet Mania is an wonderful sounding speaker. Big bass, great highs, and a big price haha ?? Jbl flip 7 or charge 6 are great for outdoor usage.

Get a charge 6 trust, more power and db plus bigger drivers they are larger by a few mm in length and width.

I'm a huge jbl fan boy but this is where I disagree the new flip 7 I belive has 35 or 40 watts and the charge 6 has 45 most bookshelf speakers are 20 to 50 watts per enclosure even with the bookshelves being at the minmum it still can be pushed to its max without compressing unlike the jbls after 70% the jbls dsp kicks in and compresses low to low mid frequencies to help reduce distortion and keep clarity unlike bookshelves where you can push them and push them with keeping the spl of all frequencies somewhat the same and when distortion happens guess what just dial back the gain a bit , pair that with components that are designed to have a flat frequency response and an amp with lets say a 12 band eq or even a 6 band eq and now you have a fully customizable sound stage and eq, now let's argue yes the new jbl gens do have a 12 band eq but not only does jbls amp have a preset eq and dsp but much like the partyboost I bet you when the auracast is active it will turn off custom eqs to keep the fr the same through both enclosures yes you have system eqs on Android and there are apps that let you controll the signals eq but either way the preset dsp will compress and compress the signal the more you mess with the eq unlike vintage equipment or bookshelf speakers in general they not only have flat response drivers but they have an actual enclosure not just for increased fr but spl aswell. You have to think about it too both enclosures are for a completely different purpose. The cheapest hifi system will blow two flip 6s or charge 6s out of the water no doubt maybe not in db but most definitely in quality of sound and low to subsonic fr. Now let's say op were to get two jbl bb3s now you are talking that's something that will contest with most bookshelf speakers or hifi systems, sure you won't have that flat response but the bb3 is pretty wide (in the fr) and has a a 3 way setup that's an effecient setup especially when put into stereo mode now you have two mids two tweeters and a dedicated sub for the left and right channel now that's gonna blow this setup out the water. Jbl definitely does have hifi components but not on their small to mid sized portable speakers like for example idk if anyone else feels like this but jbls (samsung, harman Kardon) drivers tuning is very high pitched with sub bass and low mids? Even on the mid woofers it lacks detail and the tweeters have to much presence.

Just upgraded from a pair of Charge 5 WiFi speakers. Bought a pair of Charge 6s and all I can say is wow! They sound awesome plus love the seven band EQ and longer playtime. Definitely recommend.

the charge 6 hits hard for its size(if you are ine germany the price can go to 170 euros with code M1M10 thats 153 im not sure if it works in other jbl sites)

Yes. Had a pair and just got the Charge 6s today. They have deeper bass and better EQ in mono mode.

The Boom is almost twice the height and 50% heavier. That would have taken a fair bit of space in your suitcase and it's a whole different concept fitting it in a large suitcase v a small backpack. Like I said, anything can be portable but some things are much more convenient than others.  I do agree it sounds incredible however. I own both and for ease of use I'd only travel with the charge

Oh absolutely ?????? That's why I was alluding to that instead of getting the charge 6 like I've been planning too but now that I've seen the soundcore does go louder. I mindswell spend the extra whatever for the encore with the %20 off it's not much more but again at that price point I really need to just get some speakers for my table

Just got a charge 6 and mixed feelings vs my 10 year old minirig 1.. . It won't take digital audio from my dx180 ibasso app via usb and the treble mid range only comes from the left it's like lopsided audio . Is this normal ? Realise it's a mono speaker but I thought it had 2 tweeters...Can't see a balance control on the app either.

Just the weight and size, especially in comparison to the Charge. It depends on what you define as portable however. For me it's being able to easily slip it in a backpack and hold it with one hand. The boom is a bit too big for that but it's definitely still transportable to some extent 

Just buy it! Trust me, I have no complaints from mines

Great for the room. Deep big bass. Can have a muddy sound which you can EQ if you’d like. But good volume and presence

JBL Charge 6 has USB Audio while acting as a powerbank

Not sure about 5 speakers as I only have 2. I assume it will eventually disconnect with some distance but I'm impressed with how far away my two speakers can be from each other. I have the JBL Charge6 and the JBL Flip7. The Charge6 is my host speaker. I keep it in one room at the corner of my house. The Flip7 maintains a connection no matter where I put it in my house with the farthest distance from the host speaker being about 60' and that's through multiple walls as well. I haven't yet tried it at any greater distance.

Yep! Both the Charge 6 and Flip 7 offer audio over USB-C.

I mean for the big speakers a partybox 210 is like okay (also speakers of the same size usually sound very similar), 310 is the best for medium sized rooms and anything above is practically not needed. For the medium sized ones, a boombox 3, charge 4/5/6 are pretty good cost/sound sound variants. For the smaller/little ones it's hard to choose, since you usually can't get much bass out of them. I chose mine by the specs and knowledge. JBL has been around for years and has developed a pretty huge ecosystem of syncing tws clear sounding speakers. Although they're pretty pricey, I think most of their speakers are worth it. How to choose: Ratings/comments under product Specs (Size, wattage and speaker range. The lower it goes, the better it usually is.) Price: must not be overpriced. The less rgb the lower the price (usually (not talking about partyboxes rn))

2x Charge 5's in stereo > 1x Charge 6

Honestly, if it's just for the bedroom, I'd go for the smaller [JBL Charge 6](https://www.soundguys.com/jbl-charge-6-review-132332/) and use the 7-band EQ in the companion app to adjust the amount of bass to your liking.

I've had most of the lineup from JBL. The Go, Clip, flip, charge, extreme, and boombox. The only one I wasn't really happy with was the clip...it was being sold in a two pack and yet lacked the capability of virtually every JBL speaker which is to be able to link up to other JBLs and play in stereo. They're all good for their size/price. Obviously the Go doesn't thump like the boombox does but it's a fraction of the price and size. I think any of them up through the Charge can be charged with a USB cable then the bigger ones like the extreme/boombox have a proprietary charging cord. They're all at least somewhat water resistant and rugged all the way up to the Boombox and the Extreme being submersible. I remember when I first got the Boombox, being at a pool and my brother asked if I was worried about the speaker being so close to said pool. I said it's supposed to be waterproof and I then proceeded to throw it in the pool. It was totally fine. Battery life on them are all respectable, and at least personally, I haven't had a battery fail yet. The extreme and even more so the Boombox, seem to last forever. More recently I bought a Sony xg500 (Boombox equivalent) when it was on sale. Not a bad speaker, has good mids and highs, but the bass was a little lackluster and overall it couldn't get quite as loud as my 5 year old Boombox. It has an inferior IP rating compared to the Boombox as well. The only thing it really has over the Boombox, that I didn't even realize for a while, and it may or may not be a positive depending on the person, is it has some lighting effects on the side that strobe with music. Overall the Boombox is really the better buy for sure. The only other speakers I've heard that were as good or better were some bose ones, but they didn't have much bass, and the ones I saw didn't seem too rugged. The UE speakers I've heard were fine but not as good as JBLs

Can't speak for the rest but I quite like the jbl charge 6. I think it's a great value speaker.