JBL Go 3 vs JBL Boombox 2

So let's power on the speaker. It's just a nice little short press. There we go. So I'm going to put this about three feet from my camera so we can fu...

The JBL Boombox 2 is a mid-sized speaker that's fairly suitable for most uses. Its mid and treble ranges are fairly well balanced, so it can clearly reproduce vocals and lead instruments. However, it lacks a bit of low bass, so you may not feel the deep thump and rumble of bass-heavy genres like EDM. Although it's fairly bulky, it's quite portable thanks to its carrying handle

The speaker manages not to sound thin overall, however, with some reasonable bass response and body to this track. At top volumes, the driver manages not to distort even when the enclosure vibrates powerfully.

On Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “No Church in the Wild,” the kick drum loop receives plenty of high-mid presence, allowing its attack to retain its punchy presence in the mix. However, the loop’s sustain gets far more bass depth than we are used to hearing, adding some serious thump to the equation. The sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are powerful, but not as in-your-face as the beefed-up drum loop—this isn't normally the case. Usually, the sub-bass synth hits are the most bass-heavy and powerful element in the mix

Also worth mentioning: The Go 3 uses upgraded Bluetooth 5.1 while the Go 2 uses Bluetooth 4.1. Additionally, the Go 3's water resistance is IPX 67, not IPX 7

Bluetooth mode at the push of a button to allow your friends to connect and play their music.

You'Ve got some rubber feet to help, keep the speaker, nice and stable. Whenever you set it down and then over on the right side, you can see you have...

Its pros are, it has exceptional sound effects, it has 10 hours of battery life, and you can control it from 10 feet away with the remote. However, th...

It'll take about 2.5 hours to charge to 100%, which is quite a long time consuming for that size of battery life. When it comes to the sound, the GO 3...

When I'm playing music on low volume you can hear the deep bass and you can see the radiators moving on the original I'd have to turn it up to about half to really feel the bass and for the radiators to start moving. On the original I'd have to keep switching modes depending on what music I was listening to if I wanted deep bass I'd have it set to indoor mode or if I'm listening to alternative rock, or Mexican music is have to change it to outdoor to really push up the mids. But on the new one it solves that problem so I'm happy with that so far I'm pleased with the speaker and volume wise it's roughly the same maybe a little louder on the new one. But I do like the new design much more than the old one

This is the JBL GO 3 waterproof Bluetooth speaker. I didn't have huge expectations for this speaker, to be completely honest. I bought it for one very...

Yo, what's up everybody? It's your boy Floss back again with another video and today we're gonna take a look at the JBL Boombox 2 Now you can pick thi...

It's interesting how the BICs are pretty close to the opposite of the JBLs, which are literal textbook examples of modern affordable loudspeaker design. If you read and worshipped every page of Toole's book and enlisted a major multinational to build a set of $300 speakers following those principles, the JBL 3-series is what you would create within that price constraint. The JBLs have compact cabinets, active crossovers, godlike waveguides for perfect off-axis behavior, and objectively correct frequency response honed by DSP. The BICs are the opposite in nearly every regard

The media could not be loaded. Love it! Clean, clear sound. Very practical and easy to carry to be on the go. Love the design, sound I loud enough to have some good time outdoor

Not really loud enough for outdoors. Bottom line: Meh! It's ok but nothing to write home about. I won't buy another one.

But the question is: how does it stack up against ultimate ears? New portable beats the hyper boom. Let's find out shall we first things: first price:...

The size is great for carrying on the golf cart or in a pool bag. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I'm not interested in small speakers at all I need something that sounds great and goes pretty loud any suggestions would be great thanks.

Love the speaker for what it is! Price is awesome and the sound quality is there! Bass is good for the size. My one problem is that the “JBL” lettering on the front came off and the stoppers on the bottom! Disappointed in the glue used to stick to the speakers fabric body and had to put tape over the letters. Other than that, it’s a perfect for travel and literally sticking in your pocket or attaching to your backpack. It’s worth it for a tight budget and you still want some quality sound!

The original Boombox used to retail for $450 when it first came out. But then its retail price got changed to $500 in mid 2019. But now the original B...