Soundĭespite its cylindrical shape, the JBL Charge 4 doesn't output sound equally through 360 degrees like some of its competition.
#Jbl charge 4 vs ue boom 3 portable#
Still, that's very good innings for a portable speaker - and good job, as we suspect you won't be able to recharge it from most portable powerbanks. At middling volume there's no problem to get that far, but crank the output up and it'll be a little less. That's because the on-board battery is rather large, able to push its way through up to 20 hours of playback - a 25 per cent boost over its predecessor. JBL Charge 4 is available in ten different colors including black, blue, grey, pink, teal, sand, white, and green, among others. Though it is bigger than its Megaboom 3 counterpart, you’ll be able to operate it using one hand. Recharging also takes a rather long time, at over four hours. JBL Charge 4 weighs 2.1 pounds and has an 8.7 inches length. Plug into those 5V USB sockets that you get on some plug sockets and, again, no dice.
Which is a problem because the Charge 4 needs ample power delivered to recharge. But while this comes with a cable in the box, there's no plug. There's also a USB-C port used for charging. We don't know, maybe it's the weird translucent rubberised edging, maybe it's the camo green paint work of our review sample and the distracting orange badge that's front an centre. It looks fine enough, but it's hardly standout in a world occupied by so many fancier-looking alternatives. To look at, however, we're not exactly in love with the JBL Charge 4. Ports: USB-C charging, 3.5mm in, USB-A out.
Dimensions: 220 x 95 x 93mm / Weight: 960g.Its passive radiators also mean bags of bass - well beyond what you'd expect from a little cylindrical speaker such as this. Its intent: to deliver bold sound and battery life that'll last on and on. The late-2019 entry to the series, the JBL Charge 4, increases a little in size over its predecessor.
#Jbl charge 4 vs ue boom 3 Bluetooth#
(Pocket-lint) - JBL is one of the strongest contenders in the portable Bluetooth speaker market, with its Charge range asking questions of well established rivals such as the Ultimate Ears Boom 3.
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