Review on JBL Flip 4 Teal: The Ultimate Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker by Ha Joon ᠌

In conclusion, the column is fairly good and stands as the finest choice in the affordable range with respect to sound quality. Certain benefits a pleasing equilibrium between price and product quality. Even in its unfinished state, the column's force is enough to pump the space in your home. Given its size, this form factor generates sound that is of a respectable enough quality. Although metal with significant sound compression might sound quite small, it is better suited to electronic music with a focus on low frequencies. The perception of the sound is unaffected by the lack of stereo in any manner. It is the ideal design for a portable speaker because of its size. The assembly not only looks wonderful, but it is also incredibly robust. No standards of decency are broken by the column's weight either. One drawback for some people may be the lack of an aux input for a mini-jack. Yet in 95% of cases, you won't need this feature if you connect through Bluetooth from a smart phone. Nonetheless, the charge is visible on clip 3 even if my phone's status bar does not reflect the battery level. I'll have to use the indicator on the column itself to keep an eye on the charge as a result. However this might be an issue with my phone (HONOR10).