Review on Portable acoustics JBL Charge 4, 30 W, red by Devarajah Selvarajah ᠌

Adding a MicroSD slot is a simple process that is well worth the effort from a technical, engineering, and economic point of view. Nonetheless, it would appear that the Internal struggle within the company was won by the more myopic marketers. Because of this, there is no MicroSD port, and the USB connector can only be used to charge other devices (you can't even place a USB flash drive there)! Various advantages: Very high-quality sound with some respectable bass. A surplus of materials for the volleyball court. Some cons: There is no place for a microSD card to be inserted in the column! The utter idiocy of those in marketing, who demanded that engineers not create a space for microSD, is on full display here. There is a place for a MicroSD card as well as a slot for a USB drive in a fake worth a thousand dollars, and both of them operate! But the sound produced by the replica was raspy, and suddenly whistles started coming out of it. It was vital that I purchase the original JBL. You can only listen to music through Bluetooth or an aux cord on the original 6000, despite the fact that it has a fantastic sound system. But that's not what I meant at all! The column should be self-sufficient, for instance when participating in sports or playing paintball, or even when at a picnic and the owner of the column raced to the store to buy additional vodka with his phone. The time to sit quietly without any music? Or, for example, they could call the owner on the owner's phone, which would immediately cut off the music. Or, messages are sent to the owner's phone in large quantities, and the speaker is set to play the sounds of the messages rather than music. Is there anything else?