FLIP 5

I have a JBL flip5 that I have used for over 4 years on bike rides. Riding in storms? Yup. Summer heat? Yup. Mountain biking and it gets hit with rocks, dirt, debris... yep. Winter fat bike rides down to -26deg real feel? Yep, that cold once. Gravel ride and every crevice is filled with mud? Yessss.

My JBL flip 5 has been a workhorse in my kitchen for 5+ years, fantastic speaker.

I actually do enjoy my Klipsch The Three. It's great to play sleep sounds. Works well for music and tv in the bedroom. And for when you travel and rent that boomy A-frame cabin with the 40" Vizio where you can't hear anything because the shitty small speaker in the giant room - it works really well.

I had a JBL Flip 5, which was a great portable speaker. Unfortunately, it only lasted 2 years before it stopped functioning.

I got the JBL Flip5. They are great when not on the ruckus. Sound quality is really good. While on the ruckus, they are just ok for music and not so good for talk/podcasts. At a red light they are ok, but once moving, podcasts just evaporate immediately exiting the speaker. The low end frequencies o

I use a JBL flip 5 either in one of the bottle holders on my backpack or in a bottle cage. My main bike doesn't have bottle mounts because the suspension linkage design takes up the whole frame. Used to use aftershokz bone conduction. Had a trekz titanium, it stopped charging, got a replacement unde

Ai said its harder to design ported design need to calculate its size etc also i just wanted to get solid midrange-high range and get sub for low freq like, do you know jbl go i had that small speaker and really liked its natural sound later get flip 5 for example but go was something different with