So recently we have had a lot of excitement because there have been a lot of Box speakers to hit the market. We got the JBL Partybox 320 and 120. A few months ago we got the Partybox Ultimate, And we also got some great options from Sony like the ULT Tower 10 and the Sony ULT field 7 which can all be used with a microphone for karaoke.
So over the last few months, Sony has been refining all of their Box speakers, and now we have the all new Sony ULT Tower 10, and this thing is very impressive and it puts a big emphasis on sound pressure. But naturally we have to see how the Sony ULT Tower 10 compares to both the JBL Partybox Ultimate, JBL’s Largest Partybox ever… and the JBL Partybox 710 which has been a work horse for the last few years.
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 the JBL Partybox Ultimate is an insanely loud portable Bluetooth speaker that honestly overkill for one single person and its better used for commercial events… but if you do decide to get one, it is pure dumb fun. But today we’re going to see how certain pairs of Partyboxes stack up to a single partybox ultimate… is it better to go with just one Ultimate or is it better to get 2 different Partyboxes.
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 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 710 and the Sony XV900. Two large portable Bluetooth speakers that are also very loud and they have built in light features… but they aren’t as durable.
So this is the Sony XV800, now personally I like this speaker cause I like its new more mellow sound signature, and it also has an optical port so you can hook it up to your tv which helps make this speaker a little more versatile. Now sony has definitely taken some steps in the right direct with this speaker, but I still have some critiques. But today, we’re going to see how the Sony XV800 stacks up to both the JBL Partybox 310 and the JBL Partybox 710.
