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Top experts were pleased with the JBL Charge 5, and they approved it for music, podcasts, and the outdoors. They linked its balanced sound profile, portable design, and great battery life. Testers are also pleased with its IP67-rated waterproof design. However, they were displeased with its lack of voice assistants and lack of stereo.

Critics hailed the JBL PartyBox 310, recommending it for parties, the outdoors, and music. They liked its customizable RGB lighting, wheeled water-resistant design, and amazingly loud output. Testers also loved its sound-balanced profile. However, it has a directional soundstage.

Expert analysts praised the JBL PartyBox 100 for its loud max volume and its bass depth. They liked that it had a long battery life and RGB lighting but were disappointed with its missing support for a voice assistant, lack of a speakerphone feature, and missing graphic equalizer.

Top experts loved the JBL PartyBox 300, endorsing it for parties, music, and podcasts. They hailed its high maximum SPL and low sound compression rate at the maximum volume, Testers also liked its customizable RGB lighting and EQ. However, they bemoaned its narrow soundstage and lack of EQ.

Critics liked the JBL Pulse 4 and recommended it for music, podcasts, and the outdoors. They loved its 360-degree customizable RGB lighting, portable design, and remarkably wide sound-stage performance. However, they were disappointed that it does not support stereo and voice assistants.

The JBL Xtreme 2 had exports pleased with how well built it was for use outdoors and hailed its deep bass response. They also appreciated how loud it could get and that it had a USB output. However, they were unimpressed with its lack of WiFi connectivity and bulky build.

Analysts hailed the JBL Boombox 2, endorsing it for parties, music, and outdoor use. They were delighted by its waterproof construction, loud music, and outstanding battery life. Testers also loved its balanced sound profile. However, they were disappointed by its poor directivity and lack of voice assistants.

Top-tier testers liked how lightweight and portable the JBL Clip 4 was. They were also happy with its build quality and appreciated its balanced sound profile. However, they agreed it struggled with bass depth and were disappointed with its missing WiFi connectivity.

The JBL Flip 5 delighted expert testers with its decent bass response and sturdy build quality. They liked the speaker’s battery life and that it was water and dust-resistant. However, its inability to play stereo content, missing WiFi connectivity, and lack of a 3.5mm output disappointed them.