The Charge 6 comes with a 28-hour battery life, the ability to charge other devices, upgraded IP68 durability, and a ton of new features.

In today's sound comparison, we'll be putting head to head the JBL Charge 5 and the UE Megaboom 3. Two of the undisputed best ...

At 1.37kg, it won’t weigh you down ... edge to attach the carrying strap included in the box. You can buy the JBL Charge 6 in several colours, including red, purple, camo, black, pink, white ...

the speaker can withstand drops of up to 1 meter onto concrete or hardwood. ©Photo: Adriano Contreras/Gizmodo Like its predecessors, the Charge 6 has the JBL logo prominently displayed on the front.

The JBL Flip and Charge series have consistently set the benchmark for portable audio, blending powerful sound with sleek, ...

The JBL Charge 3 reminds me of a footlong sandwich ... It’s definitely portable, but it also weighs around 1.7 pounds -- as much as some laptops. You can’t really dangle it from the handlebars ...

Even the weight, at 2.1 pounds, is the same. But it’s the little differences that count. The Charge 6 can float and is now more waterproof than before (IP68 versus IP67), and JBL has added drop ...

And two of the latest examples are no exception. In recent years JBL's Charge series of bluetooth speakers has been an affordable but effective way of taking your music with you without ...

Let's take a deeper look at both speakers and their individual features: The JBL Charge 6 is portable audio ... they're drop proof up just over three feet (1 meter), and dirt proof.

JBL’s Charge series has long delivered fan-favorite ... and drop-proof from up to 1-meter above a concrete floor. And the removable strap adds increased portability, making it even easier ...

With the release of the Charge 6, JBL is selling the Charge 5 for $120 ... tweeter and AI Sound Boost Bluetooth 5.4 Weight: .55 kg / 1.21 lbs.