Review on Portable Acoustics JBL Boombox 2, 80W, squad by Stanislaw Siwak ᠌

1) About the musical part. Due to the fact that now Bluetooth 5.1, the range has become larger and breaks through a couple of walls without problems at home. The signal is stable, and when there are many other devices nearby, there are no delays or interruptions at all. What's with the music now? Everyone writes only about the bass, but here the sound is generally excellent, both highs and mids are not bad. I listened to my playlist with different genres, from electronic styles, to metal with classics, with a bunch of instruments in the sound, and I didn’t hear any porridge that was frank for such a form factor, the speaker plays honestly well. The sound is deep, loud, but the bass does not clog the rest of the frequencies and this is very important, although I don’t argue a lot of it. 2) Delivery set and assembly. Everything is packed perfectly from the factory, the column is reliably protected from careless transportation, the battery is charged. The assembly is good, I would even say excellent, the plastic is well processed, pleasant to the touch, there is no unpleasant 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. The color of the camouflage live is darker than in the photo and looks cool. The package is standard, although not non-standard, as there is an additional power cord designed for Western sockets. Now the speaker is IPX7 protected, so that the device can be submerged under water for a short time without consequences, to a depth of one meter. I bathed the column, stood in the pouring rain on the street, while alive. 3) Autonomy, controls. The speaker played all day at a volume of about 70% and the charge still remained somewhere around 40%. The speaker control buttons have undergone a minimum of changes, a Party Boost button has been added, the indicator has become a solid strip at the bottom of the speaker, and the rear plug has changed shape and removed the home, street modes buttons. It is convenient to use, and due to the fact that the bass is always the same now, switching modes is not necessary. Party Boost works without problems (tested on Flip 5), connected instantly.