Review on JBL GO 2 Portable Waterproof Speaker in Champagne: Take Your Music Anywhere! by Kiyoshi Sagae ᠌

Understand why you are taking it: a concert at home will not happen - but a calm, intelligible evening with an uncomplicated musical background is very even. Typical advice: listen to your audio before buying, wherever you take it, because the sound is a matter of taste. Its pros: Let's say right away: in its price pocket, this is an almost undisputed leader in terms of the available parameters: if you, like me, are impatient to listen to podcasts and thunder peals from YouTube in a tiny bathroom by candlelight, but not much money - go ahead. This little box gives out moderately weighty bass, sonorous highs and a distinct middle, where the vocals rest - accordingly, it plays podcasts / lectures / vocal compositions / all sorts of hourly relax-melodies for a strong four. Got cons: The device is not about music: it won’t build an environment even in a small room (because it’s a direct universal speaker), it won’t shake it (the volume is at the limit of the average, it starts screaming at one hundred percent; the bass doesn’t flow, there’s little power), well, ~ three to four hours of work on the sigh is the ceiling.