Review on Portable Acoustics JBL Charge 4, 30W, grey by Maejima Riko ᠌

Review for people who are undecided between the JBL Charge 4 and the JBL Flip5 headphones. I had to decide whether to overpay for the Charge 4 and get that model or whether to go with the more space-efficient Flip5. In addition to the cost, portability, sound quality, place of use (listening), and affordability were some of the criteria that were particularly essential to me. Begin by asking why you require a column in the first place. You are required to provide responses to the following questions: -Mobility (you will often move it, carry it with you, I thought about this indication for a very long time, I concluded that at least half a year, it will be at home) (you will often move it, take it with you, I thought about this indicator for a very long time, I decided that at least half a year, it will be at home) - the location of the listening room (will it be inside or outside?) - cost (if it doesn't make a difference, just accept it and don't worry about the charge4) - "pretensions" to the sound (flip 4 has overstated "high" ones, it kind of squeaks louder, cuts the ear more - and this is a plus. / Charge has a more pleasant, voluminous sound) - "pretensions" to the sound (flip 4 has overstated "high" ones, it kind of squeaks louder, cuts the ear more) Charge 4 is the best option for use in the home if you want to avoid becoming mesmerized by the sound. Although the price is somewhat higher, the quality of the product is clearly superior. (This is because the unit has poor acoustics) The one and only drawback is that you can't take it with you (it's impossible - it's not handy, it weighs 1 kg, and it's not as convenient to carry it as flip 5), which is the only drawback.