So as of early 2023, JBL’s PartyBoost lineup of speakers is very robust and there’s a lot of speakers to choose from. Now whether you’re thinking about upgrading from one speaker to another… or if you’re simply trying to choose your first JBL speakers… we’re going to break down JBL’s current lineup and lets see which speakers is right for you.
So this is the JBL Pulse 5… now there are some cosmetic improvements here from the Pulse 4… but more importantly, the Pulse 5 has an upgraded speaker set up which personally I am impressed by cause of the Pulse 5’s vertical design. Nonetheless, lets see what the Pulse 5 is all about and lets see if this new speaker setup comapres to both the Pulse 4 and Pulse 3.
So the both the JBL Flip 6 And JBL Charge 5 are two great sounding speakers from JBL that both got a significant speaker set up upgrade. Specifically, both the Flip 6 and Charge 5 are now packing dedicated tweeters which helps them with their instrument separation. However, there is a middle child here that we need to address, and that is the JBL Pulse 4. Now the Pulse 4 looks amazing… but definitely don’t pick this speaker up is sound quality is your main concern.
So now that the JBL Charge 5 is here Partyboost is finally complete. So today we’re going to break down JBL’s Partyboost speaker line up to see which one is right for you. We’ve got the JBL Clip 4, the Flip 5, the Charge 5, the Pulse 4, the Xtreme 3 and the JBL Boombox 2. Even though these are all just speakers depending on your needs you’ll be better off with one over the others. Besides sound… there’s also battery life, ports, portability, and extra little features to take into consideration.
I really like the new Sony XB33 cause the new Sony XB33 sounds significantly better than its predecessor the Sony XB32. Specifically, the XB33 has much better instrument separation and a much wider soundstage. But naturally people want to know how the XB33 stacks up to the JBL Charge 4 and the JBL Pulse 4. And ultimately each of these speakers out perform every one of these other speakers in one specific category. So depending on your needs one is going to be better than the other.
So if you’re looking into getting a new bluetooth speaker, JBL is a very popular brand to pick from because they have a lot of options to choose from for people with different budgets and different needs. So today we’re going to be breaking down JBL’s current portable bluetooth speaker line which consists of a Clip 3, Flip 5, Charge 4, Pulse 4, Xtreme 2, and JBL Boombox 2. So lets see which ones right for you.
Unfortunately, choosing between the the JBL Charge 4 and JBL Pulse 4 isn’t that simple. Even though at the end of the day they’re both just speakers… there are some major differences between them. And depending on your needs and what you plan on doing with them, one is going to be better than the other. So today we’re going to be comparing the JBL Charge 4 to the JBL Pulse 4 and see which ones right for you.
Where the majority of JBL’s newer speakers have subtle differences underneath the hood like the JBL Flip 4 to the JBL Flip 5… The JBL Pulse 4 is completely different from the JBL Pulse 3 in almost every way. The JBL Pulse 4 looks completely different and has a completely different speakers set up compared to the JBL Pulse 3. Over all yes the JBL Pulse 4 does out perform the Pulse 3, but I don’t think you have to run out and upgrade if you already have the Pulse 3.
