Review on Portable Acoustics JBL Boombox 2, 80 W, black by Catalina Mihalache ᠌

First, the musical component. Now that Bluetooth 5.1 is available, the range has increased and can easily pass through a few walls at home. When there are several other devices nearby, the signal is stable and there are no delays or interruptions at all. Why is the music playing now? Everyone focuses on the bass when writing about this track, however overall, the sound is great, with good highs and mids. The speaker performs honestly well. I listened to a variety of genres on my playlist, ranging from metal with classics to electronic styles, and I didn't detect any mush that was frank for such a little form size. Although I don't debate much about it, the sound is deep and booming, but the bass does not obstruct the other frequencies, which is quite significant. 2) Setup and assembly for delivery. The battery is charged, the column is securely shielded from negligent transit, and everything is packaged flawlessly from the factory. The plastic is well processed, pleasant to the touch, there is no offensive smell, like cheap trash, a comfortable and rubberized perforated handle, nothing sticks out anywhere, the plastic is painted, and the fabric is done perfectly, the adjustment to the gaps is at the level, flaws, streaks did not see. I would even go so far as to call the assembly excellent. The camouflage live is a darker shade than it appears in the photo and it looks amazing. Even though there is a separate power cord made for Western outlets, the box is standard. Now that the speaker is IPX7 protected, it can be briefly submerged in water up to one meter deep without suffering any harm. While still alive, I bathed the column while standing in the pouring rain on the sidewalk. 3) Controls and autonomy. The charge was still only approximately 40% after the speaker played all day at a loudness of roughly 70%. A Party Boost button has been added, the indicator at the bottom of the speaker has changed to a solid strip, and the rear plug has changed in shape and lost the buttons for the home and street modes. These are the only modifications to the speaker control controls. It is simple to operate, and switching modes is no longer necessary because the bass is always the same. Party Boost connects fast and operates without issue (tested on Flip 5).