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1 / 7The Charge 4 is still a good speaker, even with the advent of the Charge 5.
A 8 puts its value for money in the top third of bluetooth speakers we've measured.
Measured on 56 of the 164 we've cataloged.
A 8.8 puts its durability / build quality in the top half of bluetooth speakers we've measured.
Measured on 53 of the 164 we've cataloged.
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above average for bluetooth speakers — based on 135 of 164 we've cataloged.
IPX7 appears on 31% of the 128 bluetooth speakers we've cataloged (of 164).
4.2 appears on 9% of the 132 bluetooth speakers we've cataloged (of 164).
True is the most common — on 92% of the 157 bluetooth speakers we've cataloged (of 164).
The verdict
If you want to futureproof yourself and get the new JBL Connect+, then this is the way to go for sure. Otherwise, there isn't much difference between this and the Charge 3 before it (though USB-C charging is definitely nice).
✓Liked: Good build, Gets loud, Long battery life, Can charge your portable devices
✕Could be better: Basically the same sound as the Charge 3, Slightly bigger and heavier than previous model, The buttons that aren't lit up are hard to see in the dark, Vocals in the mids can get masked by bass
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