If you have older JBL speakers that you want to pair with the ... You can save yourself around £70 / $50 / AU$145 by opting for the older model; but is it a false economy? JBL’s Xtreme 3 ...

Save $80 and bring 220 watts of the famously big JBL sound into your home for movies, gaming, Bluetooth streaming, and more.

It’s also made to handle real life. With IPX4 splash resistance, it can stand up to light rain, poolside splashes, or ...

Compared to similarly priced speakers like Anker, reviewers often give JBL the edge for sound clarity. You can also sync two Clip 5 speakers using Auracast for an even fuller sound. What do you ...

Best Micro Portable Speakers:* - Tribit Micro 2 - Ludicrously good sound for the price. - Marshall Willen - most stylish, but I slightly prefer the Tribit. - Wonderboom 3 - Loud, Clear, Cheap, ...

The JBL Xtreme 4 Bluetooth speaker is an IP67 speaker that's beach ready, rain and shine, and even has a shoulder strap. It has an excellent battery life, great sound, and it is down to just $250 at ...

JBL's portable Clip 5 Bluetooth wireless speaker is now 38% off as part of Amazon's Memorial Day sale. Here's how to get the discount online.

If you're looking to bring the party with you, this refurbished JBL PartyBox On-The-Go Essential is going for $209.99 on StackSocial with free shipping within the contiguous US right now—that's ...

You may like Bang & Olufsen's incredibly stylish Bluetooth speaker promises "elevated sound" and "enduring design" JBL Flip 7 review Sony's new Bluetooth speakers go big on battery life and even ...

In our testing, the JBL Clip 5 is one of our favorite waterproof Bluetooth speakers for the shower. It’s designed with a built-in carabiner clip, so it will stay secure on a shower ring ...

Get those summer beats going with this huge JBL Clip 5 Bluetooth Speaker deal on Amazon. The JBL Clip 5 Bluetooth Speaker is now on sale for $50, instead of $80, for a savings of 38% off — but ...

For a long time, I’ve not seen the point in a subwoofer for music. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the low stuff as much as the next audio-nerd, but I’ve always considered a sub the territory of ...