JBL Audio Systems: UK Buying Guide
JBL makes rugged portable Bluetooth speakers and powerful PartyBox party speakers, known for punchy, bass-rich sound.
15Models Listed
£39Price From
£449Price To
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JBL makes rugged portable Bluetooth speakers and powerful PartyBox party speakers, known for punchy, bass-rich sound.
Prices are taken from our latest retailer feed and can change; check the product page for the current price.
| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| JBL | 15 | £39–£449 | — |
| Sonos | 21 | £169–£699 | JBL vs Sonos |
| Panasonic | 10 | £79–£549 | JBL vs Panasonic |
| Roberts | 6 | £60–£349 | JBL vs Roberts |
| Teac | 5 | £359–£599 | JBL vs Teac |
| Majority | 5 | £89–£240 | JBL vs Majority |
JBL suits buyers who want rugged portable speakers for travel, the garden or the beach, and party hosts who want loud sound and lights from a PartyBox speaker. The GO 4 makes a very affordable pocket-sized starter speaker.
Are JBL speakers waterproof?
Many JBL portable speakers, such as the Charge 6 and Flip 7, are designed to be waterproof.
What is a JBL PartyBox?
PartyBox speakers are large Bluetooth party speakers with powerful sound and light shows.
Can I link JBL speakers?
Many newer JBL speakers support Auracast for linking multiple speakers.
How much do JBL speakers cost?
JBL speakers in our listings range from around £39 to £449.
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