Review on JBL Charge 5 Squad: Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker with USB Charge Out by Ada Wocial ᠌

The purchase, in general, satisfies as much as a cat would. He has earned every penny of it. My wife has taken to dragging her around the apartment while she does the duties for the house =) Has pros: - It's rather noisy, therefore I won't be listening to it inside my flat. - A pleasant and audible tone (Even at high volume did not reveal distortion in the sound transmission) -Holds the battery for a long time (I went to a cottage for two days and carried a speaker with me. The battery lasted the entire time.) I didn't take any breaks as I worked for a total of eight hours throughout both days at a medium volume. In addition, there was still some energy left.) - Comfortable to the touch and crafted from high-grade materials. -Can swim =) -Attractive appearance - More units can be purchased and merged together to form a single music system With the application on the phone, you are able to make modifications to the equalization as well as the firmware. These are some downsides: The only disadvantage I can think of is that it has a very low battery capacity compared to other phones that can charge from it. Before the battery is fully charged, the phone uses up approximately 70 percent of the available power. But, this is an excellent lifesaver if you find yourself in the wilderness with a fully dead phone battery and an immediate need to charge it at least 10–20%.