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1 / 9A 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 9 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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below average for bluetooth speakers — based on 135 of 164 we've cataloged.
IP67 is the most common — on 38% of the 128 bluetooth speakers we've cataloged (of 164).
5.3 is the most common — on 35% 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
Now offering support from the JBL Portable app, which includes a 5-band customizable EQ, not to mention leveling up its durability with some added protection, the JBL Go 4 is a worthy successor to the Go 3.
✓Liked: IP67, Companion app w/EQ options, Lightweight, Price
✕Could be better: No custom EQ while using Auracast, "Playtime Boost" drastically decreases sound quality, Can't pair with previous generation
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