Compromise is not perfect for your principles, but it is essential for portable Bluetooth speakers. JBL’s flip strikes the perfect compromise between mobility and sound quality, offering clean details with a lot of punch in a durable, droppable and totally portable package. Flip 7 (9/10, Wired recommends) provides new goodies such as an increase in water resistance, an easy release strap and a two -hour battery boost (or four with reduced bass).
The latest flip also supports Auracast to synchronize with other new JBL models such as clip 5 and load 6. Auracast can offer future advantages of connectivity, but it leaves the latest speakers unable to connect with the oldest, so if you already have a family of older JBL, it can be more judicious to do the Flip JBL 6. killer speaker who compares to be tags on a practical adventure. –Ryan Waniata
★ 360 alternative: If you are looking for a speaker with a wider and more expansive sound scene, the boom of ultimate ears 4 (8/10, Wired recommends) is an excellent alternative. Its 360 -degree sound scene offers great performance from any angle, and although it does not have the same bass as flip 7, its clear and balanced sound offers a fluid definition in your catalog.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Battery life | Until 2 p.m. (16 in Boost mode) |
| Dust / water resistance | IP68 |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB-C load |
| Special characteristics | Multic-Speeu multicast auracast |
