Flip 6

JBL flip 6, excellent sound quality and plenty loud and I have dropped it in the water at least 5 or 6 times. Dry it out before plugging in and no issues, even if it isn't fully dry it has an audio alert when you try to plug in that let's you know it needs to dry more. Built in stuff always sucks.

If you’re staying under $200, a few speakers from i got recommended a lot: JBL Flip 6 – Probably the most common recommendation. It’s loud, durable, waterproof, and great for both indoor listening and outdoor use. A lot of people like the punchy bass and reliable battery life. Sony ULT Field 1 – Goo

JBL Flip 6. Lähtee hämmäntävän paljon ääntä kokoon nähden. Pitkä akkukesto

I use my JBL Flip 6 daily indoors and occasionally outside. I have zero complaints. I get a couple days of battery life at work with Miles or Coltrane on low volume. It’s more than powerful enough for a variety of outdoor spaces (including near a busy main street). Fits perfectly in a water bottle p

Fair enough, I'm not directly comparing or expecting the Boom 2 Plus to outperform a Bose Soundlink Max, they are in two completely different leagues and price points. I mention Bose in my post because I currently have an older Soundlink (1st generation - probably 15 years old at this point), still

I got the JBL Flip 6 for $90 on amazon… gets loud and lasts all day

I kept coming back to the JBL Flip series, ended up sticking with the Flip 6. I tried a couple cheaper ones and even a Bose SoundLink, but the JBL just felt like the best balance. It’s loud enough without getting distorted, battery lasts long enough that I don’t think about it, and it can take a bea

JBl Flip 6. Almost pocket sized, so very versatile in its transporting and placement. But it sounds great! Good bass and good clarity and is a really good outdoor speaker that can get decently loud. I just think it’s performance for its size is really amazing. It really has been my one got to speake