So if you’re in the market for a large portable bluetooth speaker then chances are you’re probably either looking at the JBL Xtreme 3 or the Sony XB43… 2 very popular speakers that have been updated for 2020. Now even though at the end of the day these are just speakers… they are very different from one another. And depending on your needs you’ll be better off with one over the other. So lets see how the JBL Xtreme 3 stacks up to the Sony XB43.
So this is the new JBL Xtreme 3… its essentially a refined version of the JBL Xtreme 2 but there are some key improvements and differences to point out. Some of which I like and some others not so much. But regardless if you’re looking for a portable bluetooth speaker that you can use at home but also take on the go with you… I don’t think you can go wrong with the Xtreme 3.
So over all I really like the new JBL Partybox 310. Its rocking both cosmetic and performance improvements from the JBL Partybox 300 that just makes it easier to transport and it also sounds a little better as well. Now obviously the Partybox 310 is very different from the JBL Boombox 2 but people want to know how they stack up against one another.
So this is the new JBL Partybox 310… it’s rocking both cosmetic and performance improvements from the Partybox 300 and over all I really do think the partybox 310 is a good upgrade from the original 300. So if you’re looking for a big speaker for your man cave or if you moonlight as a DJ… I aint mad at the partybox 310.
So now that the the JBL Partybox On The Go is here people want to know how it stacks up against the UE Hyperboom. Now just a disclaimer here, I absolutely love the hyperbooom… its been my go to speaker for the bulk of 2020 and I prefer this speaker over the JBL Boombox 2. So lets see how JBL’s new large portable bluetooth speaker compares to the hyperboom.
So this is the new JBL Partybox On The Go… Its JBL’s newest partybox that really tries to put an emphasis on portability. Which retails for $300. But ultimately this is a very niche speaker that I wouldn’t just recommend to just anybody. If you’re planing on constantly using the included microphone or planning on constantly plugging in your guitar then sure. But personally I really wish JBL did a better job of emphasizing the portability aspect of this speaker.
I like the new Marshall emberton… now personally I do feel that the emberton is a little pricey for a 20 watt speaker but the emberton does have some standout characteristics when compared to the super popular JBL Flip 5 and the Sony XB23. So if you’re looking into getting a small portable speaker and you’re thinking about getting the emberton lets see how it stacks up to these.
This is the new Marshall Emberton, its Marshall newest and smallest portable bluetooth speaker which I think looks great, has spectacular build quality, sounds good, and has really good battery life as well. But personally I just wish Marshall did a little more to help justify the emberton’s premium price.
