Review on JBL Go 3: Portable Speaker With Bluetooth Portable Audio & Video for Portable Speakers & Docks by Agata Kleczaj ᠌

After doing some research online and considering my options, I came to the conclusion that the best option was this little wireless speaker. I never thought of myself as an audiophile, but after the first time I used it, I knew that I wanted to set up my home with some kind of system that had a good sound. This small one has quite a full sound for its size! I like to hold the bass in my hand and feel the vibrations that it produces. The fact that it is light enough and has proportions that make it manageable to carry with you is a plus. The fact that the volume setting is stored was a nice touch. It is a time saver when the volume on the speaker may be turned up to its utmost, while the volume on the phone can already be adjusted to suit your preferences. The music that plays during the actions can be a little bit irritating. The sounds of a guitar play whenever the speaker is activated, when it is paired with a device, when the speaker is shut off, or when the maximum volume level is achieved. The fact that it is present is not the issue; the problem is that there is an excessive amount of it. There is nothing extraneous in the column; the primary controls are located on top, similar to a tape recorder, with an on/off switch and a dim indication located on the side. The fact that there is no charge indication that is displayed on the phone is something that I believe to be a characteristic that is retained from the column. Because headphones send such information to the brain. While not absolutely necessary, this will not be an unnecessary step either. In general, extremely satisfied! When others seen it and heard it, they were taken aback and intrigued by what they witnessed and heard.