JBL has introduced the follow-up to its popular wireless speaker line with the Flip 6, PartyBox 110, and 710.
The Flip line is one of the most popular lines of portable wireless speakers in the world. The new one, the JBL Flip 6, has noticeable design changes like the larger JBL logo and new colorways.
JBL has also improved the audio configuration. It now has a separate tweeter and dual passive radiators, but the racetrack-shaped subwoofer was kept. It’s also sturdier with its IP67 rating for water and dust resistance.
The Flip 6 also boasts a newer Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity feature. Meanwhile, the PartyBoost feature that lets you wirelessly pair with other JBL speakers is still here. Plus, an identical 12-hour battery life.
Select markets can get the JBL Flip 6 soon for a price of USD129.95 (around Php6,500). It should also arrive in the Philippines right in time for Christmas.
If you want to step up your house party, then go with the JBL PartyBox 110. Compared to its predecessor, it has more lights that are dynamic and syncs to the beat.
The newer model also gets to have an IPX4 splashproof resistance, something the PartyBox 100 lacks.
It comes with its own battery that can last for up to 12 hours, microphone and guitar inputs, can play music via Bluetooth, aux cable, or USB stick. Plus, a true wireless stereo feature if you want to use two of them at the same time.
The JBL PartyBox 110 will be available in select markets for EUR359 (around Php21,300). Release details in the Philippines are yet to be announced.
But if you want something more hardcore, there’s the JBL PartyBox 710. This thing has 8 RGB lights with configurable animations.
It also features JBL Pro Sound with 800W RMS output, 2x 2.75-inch tweeters, 2x 8-inch drivers, mic and guitar input, Bluetooth and USB output, and TWS support.
JBL also rigged it with built-in wheels and a handle so you can take the party with you anywhere.
The JBL PartyBox 710 will be available on October 2021 for EUR749 (around Php44,400).