JBL Clip 3 Red: Portable Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review

Comfortable. I use it on a car service lift. The charge is enough for almost a shift. Fell on concrete from a height of 2 meters. It works) I don’t see competitors for 1000, overpaying three times for a company nameplate is stupidity. Some pros: High-quality replica of a well-known manufacturer with advanced functionality. Beautiful design, high-quality materials, lightweight, plays via bluetooth, reads from a memory card and USB. Sound on a solid 4. Bass is present, although a bit lacking. The

Want to take your shower singing career to the next level? Say no more and welcome this little karaoke friend into your home. He handles the water like an Olympic swimmer and can get loud. Unlike your friend, it lasts forever. It must contain magic as it will turn your voice into that of an angel. Who is Ariel?

Sounds great and battery life is ok. I use it Mon-Fri at work (6-8 hours a day) at low volume. I only charge once a week. I haven't tried using it wet. I would have liked a little more range. The USB cable is very short. Not ideal for charging. You need to get a longer cable. I give 5 ***** for sound, battery and durability. But not quite, because of cable, range and price.

I had an old JBL Clip+ for years until the charging port finally stopped working. He was short and strong for his size. I was excited to get the latest/better version of clip 3 but unfortunately it kinda sucks. It's bigger, a big metal clip is a waste of space, and most importantly, there's almost no bass. I barely recognize the music as the speaker only plays half of the song (all high frequencies). It's like listening to a loud laptop speaker. Look elsewhere if you like listening to the low…

Clip keeps disconnecting after fully charged when trying to listen via Bluetooth. Not sure if it can't hold a charge anymore or what's going on. Unfortunately the warranty on the clip has expired. Unfortunately, I didn't even benefit from my $60 purchase for a full year. I would also like to note that I didn't use the clip very often, sometimes in the shower (no water got on it) and on hikes. Has anyone else had this problem with Clip constantly disconnecting?

Bought this for my 10 year old. He can clip it to his backpack or hang it in the shower (he loves to jam). The sound is way better than I thought, it sounds really good. I wouldn't rely on it for a party, but it's good for the pool, chores, as a speaker for your iPad, etc. Personally, I like to have one in the truck just in case. Last Halloween I had to use it as a last resort to play Halloween music out the front window of the house and it worked great. My wife dressed up on the street, handed

The JBL Clip 3 is a good single point music source with good dynamic range and long battery life. The clamp is a functional feature that allows you to hang/fix the speaker on objects, which allows the speaker to project better and produce a fuller sound than when placed on a table or leaning against something. Compared to the previous Clip 2, Clip 3 is only slightly larger and has better overall sound quality. One of the Clip 2's features was a 1/8-inch mini-plug cable that wrapped around the…

I've had this speaker for about two and a half weeks now and I like it so far. I ordered the white model. I am a rural postman who drives a mail van (LLV) five to eight hours a day. It doesn't have a radio, it's incredibly loud and dirty, so just using my phone to listen to books and music is useless. Headphones are dangerous when driving and against the rules. This speaker is clearly audible above the engine, but only at or near maximum volume, which quickly drains the battery. When fully…