Where it improves on the previous wireless speaker is in dustproofing.
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This upgraded rating allows for the same level of submersion I took it in the shower, dunked it in running water, and threw it in the snow (sadly, no pools open in the PNW in early January) and the JBL Bluetooth speaker carried on flawlessly.
The newest JBL speaker in the Flip line ups the ante with an IP67 rating. The JBL Flip 5, which I’ve enjoyed in many places without fail, made (and survived) a splash with its IPX7 rating-a fancy way of saying you can dunk it into water up to about 3-feet deep for up to 30 minutes and expect your speaker to not become a useless paperweight.
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Music lovers who also like to get outside (or anybody with kids and/or pets) will be sold on the best portable speaker that’s waterproof. At 7 inches by 2.6 inches by 2.8 inches (17.8 x 6.8 x 7.2 cm), and a relatively light 1.21 pounds (0.55 kg), the JBL Flip 6 really can go anywhere, and I mean anywhere: bedroom or the beach, shady patio or sunny poolside, beside the kitchen sink or in the shower. You can stand the speaker up on either end, or you can lay it down on its side.
You can listen to it standing up on one end vertically or turn it on its side, depending on your preference, and it’s got an adjustable shoelace-type wrist strap.
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On a trip and watching a downloaded movie via your phone or laptop? Using the Flip 6, instead of the tinny speakers on your computer or phone, improves the experience immensely. The compact JBL Flip speaker is a powerful and versatile to-go music buddy, easy to toss in your gym bag for workout tunes, your suitcase for impromptu hotel dance parties, or in a daypack to keep the tunes or the podcast going wherever you go. Let’s take a closer look at all the improvements that make the newest JBL Flip 6 a go-to go-anywhere Bluetooth party speaker.Īvailable in grey, red, black, and blue, with teal coming soon, the Flip 6 immediately announces its intentions with its bold, exclamation point-emblazoned JBL logo (much bigger than the Flip 5’s small badge branding). But thanks to several durability upgrades the speaker’s sturdiness goes beyond a sound that doesn’t break up as the beat speeds up. Test whether you can distort the sound and you’ll definitely conclude this is one loud speaker. The actual speaker is a touch heavier than the previous model (introduced in 2019), while the lows are a little stronger and the highs a little clearer-even at top volume. While these small Bluetooth speakers look like similar cylinders, stuffed burritos if that’s more your thing than tallboy beverages, the Flip 6 is a slightly weightier portable speaker than its predecessor, both physically and sonically. From afar it might look like I’m lifting small weights, or at least some pre-workout energy drinks, but the only thing I’m really pumping is agile bass-especially from the right. I’ve got JBL’s Flip 5 Bluetooth party speaker in my left hand and the new JBL Flip 6 in my right hand and they’re both blaring indie-rock legends Pixies.
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