The JBL Partybox On The Go 2 is a strange speaker. Its super portable thanks to its shoulder strap and its great for kakroke right out of the box thanks to its included microphone and AI Vocal removal tool. However if you plan on doing karaoke with friends, and lets face it, karaoke is only fun with friends… then it can be hard to justify. So today we’re going to compare the JBL partybox On The Go 2 with both the JBL Partybox 120 And the Soundcore Rave 3S. Lets see which one is right for you.
The JBL Partybox On The Go 2 is a great karaoke machine cause this speaker comes included with a wireless microphone and it has an AI Vocal removal tool so you can remove the lyrics from any song that you’re listening to and it does all of this locally on the device. However, the Partybox On The Go 2 sites pretty weird in JBL’s Partybox Lineup… its very portable thanks to the included shoulder strap, but you still want to be mindful with it. So today we’re going to compare it with both the JBL Boombox 4 and the Sony ULT Field 7 which you can also use for karaoke. Lets see which one is right for you.
The JBL Partybox On The Go 2 is a great karaoke machine cause this speaker comes included with a wireless microphone and it has an AI Vocal removal tool so you can remove the lyrics from any song that you’re listening to and it does all of this locally on the device. However, the Partybox On The Go 2 sites pretty weird in JBL’s Partybox Lineup… And today we’re going to compare it to the JBL partybox Encore 2… these two speakers are very similar but very diffrent at the same time, so lets see which one is right for you.
So this is the JBL Partybox On The Go 2, and this is an amazing karaoke machine because thanks to AI, this speaker can remove the vocals from any song, locally on the device it self. Plus it also comes included with a wireless microphone. However, the JBL Partybox On the Go 2 sits pretty weird in JBL’s rapidly growing Partybox lineup. Its larger than the JBL partybox Encore 2, but its roughly the same size as the JBL partybox 120, but more portable. And the wiredest thing is, this is the only partybox with frontwards firing exuhst ports, which means it has a different sound signature from every other partybox out there. Nonetheless today we’re going to check out the JBL Partybox On The Go 2 and lets see if its right for you.
So there is a lot of excitement around the new partybox 320 due to its better sound, expanded light feature and swappable batteries… but there are people that are still asking how does the 320 compare to the partybox 710… and will we be getting a partybox 720? Now I really hope that we get a partybox 720 after having checked out the Partybox Ultimate… but today we’re going to compare the Partybox 320 to the Partybox 710 and we’re going to see which one is right for you.
So JBL has really been expanding their Partybox Line up, we have big Partyboxes and we have small Partyboxes. But today we’re going to break down JBL’s current party box line up cause it is pretty big, there is some fragmentation to look out for and and I feel that the Partybox Ultimate is our preview at JBL’s new generation of Partyboxes.
So the JBL Partybox Ultimate is an unnecessarily large bluetooth speaker that sounds great and looks amazing… But there’s also the JBL Partybox 710 which I feel is also overkill… and for any sane person, one is more than enough. Nonetheless if you’re trying to choose between getting the JBL Partybox 710… or going all out for the JBL Partybox Ultimate, lets see what these two speakers are all about and lets see which one’s right for you.
So this is the JBL Partybox Ultimate, initially I thought the Partybox 710 was overkill and I feel the Partybox Ultimate is unnecessary for personal use. However, the Partybox ultimate is our preview of this new generation of Partybox’s and there are a lot of things to like here… however, there are still some issues here that JBL still just refuses to fix. Nonetheless, lets see what the JBL Partybox Ultimate is all about.
