Jbl Xtreme Bass Bluetooth Speaker Best Buy

i love jbl speakers and this speaker makes me love them even more, powerful bass and decent loudness, i own 2 other speakers (Charge 4, Xtreme 2) but oh man those 2 are no match COMBINED

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The JBL Authentics 200 is the smallest of JBL Authentics speaker line. It is a modern speaker with a hint of the companies retro look on the front grill. It is a high quality compact bluetooth/wifi speaker. It has all of the latest features like dual voice assistants, bluetooth 5.3, wifi, a wired LAN connection, a 3.5mm auxilary input. It has physical buttons and dials like play/pause, bluetooth, a favotites button and volume, treble and bass dials. The JBL One app helps make the best of the speakers technology as it provides controls as well as the ability to update the speakers firmware. The speaker packs a punch for its size. The output is rated at 90 watts and can get pretty loud. The sound is crisp, clear, well balanced with great bass. The speaker has two 1/4” front firing tweeters, one 5” front firing full range woofer and one 6” down firing bass radiator which helps give the speaker great bass response. This speaker is a definate keeper as it is packed with the latest features, sounds great, can get loud and looks great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The JBL Go 4 is a tiny powerhouse of a Bluetooth speaker. Don't let its compact size fool you – it packs a surprising punch with clear JBL Pro Sound and surprisingly deep bass. Here's what impressed me most: - Mighty Audio: For such a small speaker, the Go 4 delivers impressive sound quality. Music sounds crisp and clear, and the bass adds some real thump to your tunes. Waterproof and Dustproof: You don't have to worry about damaging the Go 4 near the pool or at the beach. With its IP67 rating, this speaker is both dustproof and waterproof. - Long Battery Life: With up to 7 hours of playtime on a single charge, the Go 4 will easily last a day at the park or a pool party. Plus, there's a handy feature in the JBL app to squeeze out an extra 2 hours of playtime in a pinch. - Ultra-Portable: This speaker is small and lightweight, making it perfect for tossing in your backpack or clipping to your bag. Overall, the JBL Go 4 is a great choice for anyone looking for a compact, durable, and great-sounding Bluetooth speaker. Whether you're relaxing at home or adventuring outdoors, the Go 4 is a great way to bring your music with you.

The JBL Authentics 500 is the perfect Bluetooth speaker for one who wants crisp, clear, defined audio as well as quality bass (bass and treble are adjustable btw). It easily fills a large room with sound as well as small areas with ease. The aesthetic of the speaker is both classic JBL retro throwback but also modern enough for any home decor.

I'm not a DJ or a performer, bought this because my JBL Xtreme just wasn't loud enough. Was considering the Boombox, but this is so much louder, has so much more bass, and is way cheaper. Only thing is this has to be plugged in to work since it has no battery. Sound is unreal though, super clear, with a ton of bass

I love it! Killer bass, crispy sound. It should be called JBL Best friggin speaker 5

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a music lover in constant search of the best wireless speakers. I have owned the JBL Clip, Charge, Xtreme, Xtreme 2 and more. This new speaker is the "The Rock" of JBL's lineup. Purely amazing. Full, clear sound and thick, rumbling bass, while the two tweeters put out clean highs. The microphone actually came in handy at a cookoff we just held and everyone was asking about my amazing new speaker! For those of you who know and love JBL, this won't disappoint. The party light is a cool touch, as well. Excellent construction, as expected from JBL.

This speaker is amazing! Did a YouTube video comparing this vs the JBL Xtreme 3 and this blew it out the water!

I have been a JBL fanboy for years but this Marshall Middleton has changed everything. The Middleton has now replaced my JBL Xtreme 3 & Charge 5. Marshall will be my go to for me speaker needs for now on. The sound is clean and clear even at max volume, the bass hits hard and the mids and highs are right where they need to be.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First thing first let’s appreciate the detail and build quality of this beautiful powerful speaker. Unboxing this beast is always top notch with the beautiful packaging known from JBL. It comes with a usb type C AC charging cord. Instruction manual and a pretty nice looking adjustable carrying strap. After giving this speaker a full charge which didn’t take long. Before unplugging it. I tested it plugged in to AC power for an added boost in sound. From playing hip hop to rock and more fast paced EDM the Xtreme played it nice and clear and didn’t distort when I turned it up. Bass was solid and the passive bass radiators were moving some air. This thing gets loud even when I went portable and took it out to the park. The wide carrying strap made it easy to walk around or when I saw a nice tree branch I looped it on there with no problem and did a quick workout. Also it’s IP67 so it can handle the Xtreme elements outside especially here in Texas. Another cool and I think is a first for the Xtreme is they added a removable battery to extend the life even more since all batteries lose charge over time. Just knowing I can buy a new battery and bring it back to life again is a major selling point for me. Also with the JBL portable app which I used for different types of music I play. It has 4 to choose from and a custom EQ to customize to your liking. Also has a feature to boost the battery called Playtime boost. It pretty much turns off most of the bass to extend playtime. Would be cool if the speaker had a button on it to activate it or even a button on top for the EQ. But overall I really loved the Xtreme 4 and I’m sure you will too!