Review on Portable acoustics JBL Charge 4, 30 W, red by Franciszka Czerwiska ᠌

The column is excellent in its own right. I carried it with me on a variety of excursions, and I also used it at home to output sound from my laptop and my personal computer (there is a separate sound system for music and movies). Everything is working perfectly, but there is one oddity; I was able to link it to the absence of support for the Realtek S1220A codec in the column. Other than that, everything is perfect. When this codec was used to connect the speaker to a personal computer via wire, the speaker hissed, the bass was hammered, and in general, the sound was comparable to that of an inexpensive speaker that costs $500. Using the method of comparison and poking, I came to the conclusion that only old codecs are pulled through aux JBL. Using the 667 codec, however, there were no distortions that occurred through the same cable or via bluetooth, and naturally, everything was fine elsewhere. When watching a video, however, you should not expect synchronous sound transmission because no wireless module will be able to overtake the sound synchronously with the video sequence. Instead, a visual delay of 0.5 seconds should be expected. Neither the speaker nor the bluetooth modules are causing this issue; it is not a problem with one of them.