In the can: JBL presents a completely new grip bluetooth speaker with IP68 and compilation ‘drop -proof’



  • The JBL grip is cylindrical but smaller (and cheaper) than flip 7
  • Bold jbl pro sound With a 16W output of 16W
  • Atacost connectivity, IP68 waterproofing and tempting price label

If you are looking at the enviable alignment of JBL Bluetooth speakers with a critical eye, you could say that although the JBL Flip 7 is a grain banner of a portable speaker (and completely deserving of its place in the Tippy-Top of our best Bluetooth speakers guide), there is usually a gap between it and, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example, for example,, for example. JBL Clip 5, and the price of the gap, and has always been the price.

And that is why I am so happy to see the launch of the JBL Grip; He feels as if JBL had looked at his range and said: “We have something at $ 49.95 / £ 39.99 / AU $ 59.95 and we have something at $ 149 / £ 129 / AU $ 179. Can we get anything to divide the difference, something with a price of $ 99?”

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