Review on 🔊 JBL Xtreme Portable Wireless Speaker - Black - (Renewed) - Effortless Bluetooth Connectivity by John Ortiz

I am a person who needs a reliable bluetooth speaker. I have a couple of small speakers that are sufficient for small rooms. When I'm outdoors I don't particularly like my speakers because they're just so easily drowned out by things like cars driving past my house and the sound is a bit thin because there just isn't enough power for the bass. So I just went with the product that was supposed to deliver. The Xtreme is a great speaker with a couple of interesting additions. The carrying strap that attaches to the speaker is a great idea and helps keep it out of your hands when you need to take it with you but don't have a place to store it on the go. The battery life seems to be as advertised. I rarely play this game at 50%, so I don't see any ads for 15 hours of battery life, but that's to be expected if you play at 70% or a little more frequently. I like the speaker. Beautiful design meets excellent sound quality. It doesn't look like it has really deep, thundering bass, but it's quite loud and the sound is full for such a compact speaker. No, it's not as small as the JBL Flip or SoundCore Pro, which are better suited for the corner of your desk or picnic table, but it's also not as big as the LG PX7, which takes up more space due to the handlebar design. It's a little slimmer than something like that. The Sony XB41 probably has slightly better bass performance, but I understand that the vocal EQ range is flattened out a bit as a result and that the speaker is better suited to bassists than those who like something else that isn't. very strong bass. However, Xtreme does an excellent job of all things. I really wanted the JBL Boombox because I was showing this speaker at Best Buy and it was important to see 50% volume. The Xtreme is loud, but not as loud or crowded as the Boombox, but it also costs nearly $200 more than new, so it's not such a big deal. If you want something that can at least play in the power range of a boombox-like speaker, but don't want to spend more than $300, then the Xtreme is arguably the best speaker, especially if you can find it on sale.