So the Bose S1 Pro plus is a very small and very loud speaker, but just cause its loud it doesn’t mean that it sounds good. For me its hard to recommend this speaker, but due to its connection setup maybe it’ll be good for a pro that wants to use it for a gig or something. But if you’re a casual person and you need something small and super loud, then maybe the bose will make sense, or you can check out that Soundboks Go, which is exactly what we’re going to do today.
So this is the JBL Partybox Ultimate, its an insanely large speaker that gets super loud, it has very violent bass and it has an incredible looking light feature. However, it is big and it is pricy. But today we’re going to compare the Partybox Ultimate to two great options that are smaller, and more affordable. Now this isn’t an apples to apples comparison, but let see how the JBL Partybox Ultimate compares to both the Soundboks 4 and the Sony XB900.
So this is the Soundboks Gen 4, its a super durable bluetooth speaker that sounds better and is more power efficient than its predecessor. But today we’re going to see how the Soundboks Gen 4 stacks up to both the JBL Partybox 310 and the Sony XV800. Two super popular portable bluetooth speakers… but these aren’t as powerful or as durable… but lets see if its worth it to you to upgrade.
This is the JBL Partybox 300… and in short this thing is no joke. Its a battery powered box speaker thats essentially a sup’d up JBL boombox but it also has a built in light feature. Something that JBL is actually really good at if you just look at their pulse 3 and pulse 4. And if you’re looking for a speaker to use in your garage slash man cave… I think the Partybox 300 is a pretty solid option.
