Review on JBL Clip 4: Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Waterproof & Dustproof (Renewed) by Agata Zuzankiewicz ᠌

The fact that GLaDOS's voice is obstructed by an electronic guitar in the song Still Alive, yet the sediment is still there, probably won't be noticed by anyone outside me. I had higher hopes for JBL. Pros: The sound is quiet enough for a room or a woodland clearing, and it is lovely. Without any tambourine dancing, Bluetooth operates steadily and connects and disconnects with ease. Many drawbacks unpleasant high frequencies. When you play symphonic music, the violins are accompanied by thunderous percussion and double basses. The noise from the cinematic boom, which should be barely audible in the background, is significantly quieter than the sound of cymbals, female soprano, and various types of strings. It is probably better suited to pop music and electronics. I frequently use folk music or soundtracks from motion pictures where high frequencies are prominent. Absolutely, and I switch it off discreetly to prevent noise from talks.