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

Delight and sheer delight But, despite its little, it packs quite a punch. Totally content, and I enthusiastically endorse the purchase. Pros: + Small. It is possible to carry in a pocket that is pretty roomy. On a table or shelf, it doesn't take up a lot of space. + It everything sounds amazing. It has a remarkable sound considering its diminutive size. There is a perceptible bass, and the mids and highs are not sacrificed in the design. I have a blue column, but there is such a diverse range of tints available, from almost black to a very light blue, that everyone will find a color that they enjoy. The shape of a slightly inflated brick is ideal for such a device because it has so many functions, but color is only half the battle. The case study is respected. They play music, and because the speaker also includes a microphone, you may use it to talk on the phone as well. Con: The control isn't exactly the most user-friendly option. What is there may be understood quite easily. But, there is no button to rewind the video. - A very minor point regarding the design. Too many JBL letterings of an excessive size. Moreover, an embossed inscription has been painted on the reverse side of the grid. For what reason? Unclear. Could it have been done sooner? Definitely. For illustration purposes, jot down a quick note on the grid down below. Or how to attach a little insignia to the more substantial brand models. But, that is precisely the point that the critic is making. It is more likely not a mistake made by the designer in this instance, but rather the requirement to announce the maker against the backdrop of other competitors, so that it may be seen from a distance.