JBL Charge 5 review The Goldilocks of portable Bluetooth speakers.

The JBL Charge 5 is a portable and rugged Bluetooth speaker that ticks all the boxes. With a solid build, long

 JBL Charge 5 batterylife, and decent power output, the Charge 5 is a reliable companion for sonic adventures. When it comes to waterproof JBL Charge 5 Bluetooth speakers, JBL is America’s darling. The company launches several new products every year, and in theory, they keep getting better. The latest addition to the Charge family is the JBL Charge 5. It has all the hallmarks of a premium JBL speaker, but is it worth the price increase from the JBL Charge 4? The JBL Charge 5 is about the same shape and weight as a football. The device is wrapped in durable fabric, and there are silicone bumpers on the sides to protect its passive radiators. There are also rubberized silicone strips on the bottom of the case to keep it in place while you play music. It’s safe to say that the Charge 5 is ready for your next beach vacation or weekend camping trip.
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How long does it last?JBL says the Charge 5 can play for 20 hours on a single charge. Sadly, it doesn’t offer fast charging.While this speaker is advertised as portable, it won’t fit in your pocket – if you want something like that, buy the JBL Clip 4. The Charge 5 is surprisingly lightweight, so it won’t weigh you down on a hike or trip to the beach if you can find a place to put it. The speaker has onboard controls, and while it doesn’t have a button for skipping tracks backward, double-tapping the play button will skip forward.
The device has a USB-C charging port and a USB-A socket on the back for charging the device in the field. Some people don’t trust the water resistance promised by the IP rating, and we don’t blame them. The Charge 5 is officially rated IP67 for water resistance, which means it’s dustproof and can survive being submerged in 1 meter of tap water for up to 30 minutes – which matched our experience. Even when the Charge 5 was firmly submerged in a bucket of water, it sounded just as good as when it was dry – make sure 

JBL Charge 5 Bluetooth Speakers BatteryThe charging port cover is securely closed.How does the JBL Charge 5 sound?The JBL Charge 5 is placed on the balcony with the cabin and forest in the background.The bass radiator does a good job of amplifying the bass of the music.The Charge 5 is quite loud and can handle medium-sized gatherings, whether indoors or outdoors. Our Executive Editor Chris Thomas once used a pair of JBL Charge 3 speakers to DJ at a small wedding—there’s no doubt that the Charge 5 can do the job!

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JBL Flip 7: 5 things we expect from JBL’s next-generation portable Bluetooth speaker

Given the above, 2024 is already well underway, so it’s reasonable to assume that the Flip 7 is on the way. Perhaps JBL is taking its time to make sure this future product is as good as it can be. 1. More forgiving sound

Frankly, we wouldn’t drastically change the sound of the current Flip 6. It’s lively, full, and vibrant, and the audio profile feels alive and musical. Things aren’t perfect, though.

We noted in our review that while the Flip 5 was fairly forgiving and easygoing in the high frequencies, the Flip 6 “definitely exposes some harshness in recordings.” We could say that this “honesty” of sound could be smoothed out at the high end for a truly balanced, consistently enjoyable listening experience when the new model eventually arrives.

1. Improve JBL Flip battery life

This is a no-brainer. Maybe they hit on the right numbers, but the Flip series has had a combined battery life of 12 hours over the past three generations (JBL Flip 4 battery,JBL Flip 5 battery)

The possible danger is that JBL would have to make the whole device bigger to accommodate a bigger battery, which would significantly improve these numbers. Still, any increase in JBL Flip 7 battery

life would be welcome, especially given that this has been an area of ​​stagnation for the entire series.

2. Other nifty features

The Flip 6 isn’t badly feature-rich, but it’s not quite there yet. There’s room for improvement, and considering JBL is bringing Auracast to many of its upcoming models, including the cheaper, smaller Go 4 and Clip 5 models, we’d like to see the seventh-generation Flip make it, too.

This doesn’t have to be the end. Rival Ultimate Ears’ “Outdoor Boost” is a handy way to boost the sound of your speakers when you’re not indoors (see Epicboom), and the Flip 7 models could adopt a similar version of that. We also lamented the fact that you couldn’t use the Flip 6 to make calls (no built-in mic, sadly) and that there was no 3.5mm aux input for wired listening when the battery died, so these are new additions we’re happy to see. After all, aux inputs aren’t going away, are they?!

3. Optimizing the design

There are some parts of the Flip series that can’t really be changed. For example, going larger is not recommended, as it would go against its portable design philosophy, and any smaller size would affect the size of the drivers used in the Flip. If you want a larger speaker (and more performance), you can always opt for the Charge 5 or Xtreme 3.

That’s not to say the Flip 6’s design can’t be improved. There’s a chance that the entire series is getting a little stale, so perhaps some visual and practical tweaks, like more device controls or more exciting colorways, would add some visual flair to an already pleasing composition. The device’s IP rating isn’t perfect – the Flip 6’s IPX7 rating doesn’t account for dust getting into the device, so a design change to allow it to be IP67 (or similar) certified would be desirable, especially for peace of mind when users take the Flip 7 to the beach.

4. Fast JBL Flip battery charging would be a boost

If the current battery life is perfectly judged and we don’t have more time here, can we reduce the time it takes to charge the battery of JBL Flip 7 Bluetooth speaker? The Flip 6’s 2.5-hour total  JBL Flip 6 batterycharge time isn’t ideal when you just want to wake up and listen to your favorite music, so being able to get an hour or two of use from just 10-minute bursts can be very convenient.

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Sony ULT Field 7 review: A great-sounding, rugged party speaker

Sony’s Bluetooth speaker lineup is pretty extensive. There’s the wheeled speaker SRS-XV900, which delivers thunderous omnidirectional sound. Spatial audio enthusiasts can opt for the lavish SRS-RA5000, which delivers room-scale 3D sound with 360 Reality Audio. Budget-conscious buyers can even opt for the SRS-XB100, a fantastic compact speaker that has great bass for its size and is one of the best cheap Bluetooth speakers.
With so many great options, Sony leaned in to launch another speaker line under the recently announced ULT Power Sound series. Three new speaker models were introduced: the entry-level ULT Field 1, the chunky midrange ULT Field 7, and the flagship ULT Field 10. There’s also a pair of ULT Wear headphones in the series. All products are designed to emphasize bass levels with a ULT button that boosts audio output.Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth Speakers BatteryLife (Rated): 30 hoursConnectivity: Bluetooth 5.2 with SBC, AAC, and LDACDurability: IP67-ratedLike some of Sony’s best headphones, the ULT Field 7 showcases top-notch craftsmanship. The cylindrical design is wrapped in hard plastic and a sturdy mesh weave for a look that’s both beautiful and durable. The IP67 certification means the speaker can withstand dust and high water pressure. The passive radiators are recessed on each side. Details like the buttons and Sony logo are well revealed. Most impressive is the rear compartment, which is flush when closed and hides a ton of features (more on that later).
You can use the handle to take the speaker anywhere you want. However, the speaker is large and heavy (14 pounds), so it’s not exactly a breeze to carry around.
Sony ULT FIELD 7 Review: Controls and Connectivity Useful quick controls and inputs on the speakerGuitar and mic supportEasy wireless connectivityLet’s start with the top module, which houses six buttons: Power On/Off, Bluetooth, Play/Pause, Volume -, Volume +, and ULT. Most of the buttons are embossed and easy to spot, while the ULT button is round and enables Sony’s two bass-boosting modes. They all have a solid tactile feel and respond instantly to single/multi-press gestures.
There’s a compartment on the back with buttons for toggling the LED and Sony   ULT Field 7   bluetooth speakersbattery-saving modes, as well as karaoke features like Echo and Key Control for adjusting the tone. The guitar button indicates whether you’re using a guitar or a mic when the speaker is plugged in. There’s also a 3.5mm headphone jack, AC connector, gain knob, guitar quarter-inch mic/guitar input, and a USB-A port for connecting the speaker to any desktop setup or charging a portable device. The buttons and ports work well.
Here I tested the ULT Field 7 speaker, and on first impression it looks like a big portable speaker that’s just as expensive. Powerful sound and interesting features, plus a huge, nearly indestructible case, are features that help mask the high MSRP. Scroll down to read my full review to see if the Sony ULT Field 7 is worth the investment. Loud, room-filling soundULT modes hit or missSound field optimization worksThe bass is Sony’s forte, and there’s enough bass to satisfy most listening environments. The X-Balanced speaker unit combines with a passive radiator and two tweeters to produce a loud, spacious sound that doesn’t compromise on frequency range, at least not when the special modes are disabled. One of the biggest selling points of the series is the ULT button, which enables different sound modes: ULT1 for a deep low-pass range and ULT 2 for an emphasis on sound pressure. These effects are positive for some tracks and detrimental for others. I liked the tight sound of the bass drum and snare drum on Torii Wolf’s “Everlasting Peace,” but was disappointed by the overly loud resonance that muted the frequencies on Tame Impala’s “New Person, Same Old Mistakes.”
Audio performance was best when Soundstage Optimization was turned on in the companion app. This automatically scans your environment for ambient noise and adjusts the sound on the fly, and it worked surprisingly well. I placed the speaker on my balcony, where there’s all sorts of incidental noise (eg, air conditioning units, landscaping, fountain splashing), and this feature improved clarity.
LDAC enables smooth playback on the best music streaming services. I’d really like to see 360 ​​​​​​Reality Audio here, especially when used with optimized Tidal tracks.
In settings, you’ll find lighting, power, and sound modes. Lighting has 10 selectable lighting sequences. Power options offer a variety of choices for extending  Sony  bluetooth speakers  battery life. Two ULT modes can be toggled in the Sound Effects field, along with custom EQ and Soundstage Optimization. When streaming, you can choose to prioritize sound quality or connectivity. DJs can create mixes using the isolator and flanger settings, though neither setting adds much to the listening experience.
The home page has a  Sony   ULT Field 7   bluetooth speakers battery level indicator, a volume slider, and shortcuts to popular streaming platforms. You can access your personal music catalog in My Library. Audio input and USB let you control playback on plugged-in devices. Finally, you can group other ULT Field 7 speakers together for true stereo sound, or connect up to 100 compatible speakers to sync music (and lighting) via Party Connect.
Sony’s Fiestable app works with the speakers to add sound effects, adjust lighting and karaoke modes, and mirror the sound system’s lighting effects on your phone’s display. It will appeal mainly to DJs and party hosts who want to liven up the party atmosphere
Sony ULT FIELD 7 Review: Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth Speakers Battery LifeSony ULT Field 7 by the pool with reviewer Alex Bracetti
One of the longest-lasting Bluetooth speakers on the marketOnboard features can seriously eat into the Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth Speakers Battery lifeUSB port can be used to charge portable devicesSony rates the Sony  ULT Field 7  bluetooth speakers battery life at 30 hours. This means the ULT Field 7 outlasts other bass-heavy behemoths, such as the JBL PartyBox Stage 320 (18 hours) and the UE Hyperboom (24 hours), while offering the same playtime as some smaller speakers, such as the Tribit Stormbox Flow. One caveat, though: Volume must be kept at around 25%, with both the LED and ULT mode disabled. Enabling the latter may reduce battery life to around 7 hours.
After testing, this speaker lasts about 15 hours, taking into account the special features and volume. That’s enough for two weekend parties (4-5 hours per day) and charging a smartphone. There are two power saving modes –Sony Bluetooth Speakers Battery Care, which suppresses the charge to 90%, and Stamina, which optimizes settings to suppress power consumption – each of which can provide 2 hours of additional use. The auto-standby function puts the speaker into sleep mode after 15 minutes of inactivity. You can get 3 hours of playback time with a 10-minute charge.
Sony ULT FIELD 7 Review: ConclusionYou can get loud, wide sound from any reasonably priced Bluetooth speaker, especially one with the Sony logo. Why should you consider the ULT Field 7? Versatility.
The powerful sound quality and deep bass will definitely attract brand lovers. The design is heavy, but very rugged, providing a high level of protection during pool parties and outdoor gatherings. However, it’s the party features and portable charging capabilities that turn the speaker into an enjoyable and maintainable ecosystem, and make the ULT Field 7 a great portable speaker, even if it’s expensive.

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Bose QC Ultra vs Sony WH-1000XM5: Which wireless headphones to choose and why?

Sony’s new QuietComfort Ultra Bose Sony WH-1000XM4 and WH-1000XM5 QC Ultra, Bose and the rest of the world, alternative, Sony and claims, quality beyond the master’s son. Is it enough for the Bose model to take over? Audio quality, autonomy, ergonomics, build quality, price/performance ratio… Here is our comparison of the two models on all these key points.

It’s a challenge, it’s a challenge WH-1000XM4 WH-1000XM5 Bose QC Ultra Contrast WH-1000XM4 Sony WH-1000XM5 – Bluetooth headphones without filters -.

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Autonomous product – Optimized for Alexa and Google Assistant – Communication quality Qualitative manufacturing: Very high-end Bose

Bose has a solid and durable headset with a very nice finish, without any traces of assembly that do not spoil the cool but effective aesthetic of the device, in faux leather or metal WH-1000XM5 WH-1000XM5 headphones, however. do not seem as strong as its competitors. It’s child’s play. It’s child’s play. Cake. Bose QC Ultra

Comfort: Sony’s return is disappointing

The QuietComfort Ultra fits very well. It is 256 grams, very uniform, perfect uniform, perfect fit, perfect optimizer, perfectly fit your body shape, body size or large enough and comfortable covering there. The essence of comfort.

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Getting started and presentation: Sony knows its stuff

The QC Ultra is a street-unsettling perfect finish with a smooth surface. Illustration sensitive, but always intuitive: you have to get used to the avant-garde configuration to properly control the headphones. /stop repeatedly unresponsive, forcing us to restart the headphones. This defect is more worrying because of the long startup time, up to 20 seconds; Sony has a lot of experience. WH-1000 It’s the perfect place to stay, it’s the perfect place to play, its audio and sing, it’s easy to use and intuitive It’s Bluetooth 5.3, it’s compatible with WH-1000XM5 version 5.2. Multipoint. We all support SBC and AAC audio codecs, proper high-resolution codecs, LDAC.

QuietComfort Ultra achieves perfect sound quality via mini-jack. The headphones come with an unfinished audio sub mini-jack to mini-jack and a fairly long USB-C to USB-A cable. mm Perfect for 3.5mm mini-jack and USB-C vs. USB-A Battery life: Same or close.

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Non-rechargeable, lasts between 24 and 30 hours depending on volume and activity (tablet features Silent Comfort Ultra High Durability Active, 10-year RBA).

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Apple AirPods Pro 3 rumors: What we know so far and what we want to know next

When will it be available? : We expect the Apple AirPods Pro 3 to be available in late 2024 to fall 2025. This makes sense, as there was nearly 35 months between the release of the original AirPods Pro 1 and AirPods Pro 2. If the company stays on track, we could see the updated AirPods Pro 3 hit shelves in August 2025.

What’s New ? : According to trusted industry analyst Mark Gurman, the AirPods Pro 3 are expected to get an updated design and chip in 2025. The company also appears to be working on sound technology in the health tracking and hearing space. – Charging port C, Qi and MagSafe wireless charging, minimum IPX4 rating, wire loop, built-in speakers, and a host of premium Apple-specific features.

How much will it cost? Given that the AirPods Pro and AirPods Pro 2 cost $249, we expect the company’s next-generation earphones to maintain that price. This is possible, given the stiff competition from rivals like the Sony WF-1000XM5 and Bose QuietComfort. Great headphones. However, the price of the headphones when they launch is likely to be higher. Will Apple release AirPods Pro 3?

It is almost certain that AirPods Pro (3rd gen) will arrive. Apple’s wearables and home accessories category (including all AirPods) outsold the Mac and iPad categories in the second quarter of 2024. The company is expected to discontinue production of its most popular thin headphones.

What are the features and specs of the Apple AirPods Pro (3rd gen)?

Hold the right earbud of the Apple AirPods Pro (2nd gen) in one hand to reveal its stem.

The pressure-sensitive stem on the AirPods Pro 2 allows you to slide to adjust the volume.

The AirPods Pro 3 will likely share many of the same features as the AirPods Pro 2. Here are our conclusions based on rumors and industry design trends.

Like the AirPods Pro 1 and AirPods Pro 2, the AirPods Pro 3 will almost certainly feature a sealed design and come with replaceable ear tips. We also expect the earphones to use the same stem design with pressure sensors that Apple uses for control. Reading and conversation should also be included. Apple has only released the earphones in white, and we expect the AirPods Pro 3 to remain in this color as well.

The AirPods Pro 3 will likely have an IPX4 or higher water resistance rating. The first two generations of AirPods Pro both had an IPX4 rating and could withstand splashes from any direction. In addition, Apple updated the AirPods Pro 2 earphones and charging case in September 2023 with an IP54 water and dust resistance rating. There is no reason for Apple to miss this certification for the AirPods Pro 3.

The upcoming AirPods Pro charging case can be charged using USB-C.

Perhaps the most notable change we’ll see on the AirPods Pro 3 is the new battery for AirPods Pro 3 headphones.

The charging port on the charging case. This seems likely given that Apple upgraded the AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) charging case on September 22, 2023, adding a USB-C port. Trusted industry analyst Mark Gurman also expects the AirPods Pro 3 to adopt USB-C. Loaded C in the Bloomberg leak. This makes sense, as the EU announced that companies must use a common charging port standard (USB-C) for affected devices by December 28, 2024. Either way, the case should work with both Qi and MagSafe. Loaded accessories.

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Sony ULT Field 7 review: The best Bluetooth speaker

There are two things I love about the Sony ULT Field 7 speaker. First, its name. For some reason, Sony often gives its products some weird names that are hard to remember and pronounce. Thankfully, with the introduction of the new ULT series, Sony has changed its naming convention to something simpler. I’m glad that I can refer to it as the Sony ULT Field 7 in this review, instead of the Sony 116MW789.

If you’re here for the review, the Sony ULT Field 7 is an excellent speaker that delivers on its promise. The sound quality, size, bass, and overall build quality are all top-notch.

However, there are some issues. For example, this speaker might be too bass-heavy for those who like a balanced sound. At high volumes, the bass can disappear (not in all cases), but this isn’t a big deal because you can just turn off the ULT mode for a more balanced sound without the boomy bass. All in all, this speaker does what you expect, and that’s the best it has to offer.

Still, I’d buy one if I had the money. So, when I finally received my first Sony ULT7 speaker, I was excited to try it out. This speaker seems to be perfect for those who like big bass, powerful sound, big speakers, and long Bluetooth speaker batterylife.

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life and sound quality of the Sony ULT Field 7. I finally have the speaker I always wanted. Here are my experiences after 30 days with the Sony ULT Field 7. The build quality is great and it is sturdy and durable. When the compartment is on the back, you can use the round buttons, which feel good to click, again indicating good quality. It has a 3.5mm aux input, a quarter-inch mic/guitar input, a USB-A port for charging, a gain knob (to adjust the input level of a connected mic or guitar), a light switch, battery readout, key controls, and an echo effect button.

Superior sound quality – the ULT button makes a difference The ULT button is conveniently located on the side of the speaker. There are two ULT modes: ULT Mode 1 for richer bass and ULT Mode 2 for strong and heavy bass. Enabling and disabling the ULT button changes the sound and bass noticeably. I always turn it on because I like deep bass. You can turn it off for a flatter sound and less bass.

Regarding the sound quality, the highs are clear, the bass is thick when the ULT button is on, and the mids and vocals are good, but the bass drops a bit and is overwhelmed by the bass when the volume is turned up to 70-80%.

If you turn off the ULT button, you get a more balanced sound, which is not a problem considering that this speaker is designed for bass lovers. If you don’t want strong bass, turn it off for a balanced sound. After using this speaker for a few hours, my playlist ended and my day was over. I was impressed by the sound quality of the Sony ULT Field 7 speaker.

Sony ULT Field 7: Impressive Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth speaker Battery Life One of the main reasons I used to hate Bluetooth speakers was the short battery life of the Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth speaker. Not all Sony ULT Field 7 Bluetooth speaker battery have a bad battery life, but some that I have tested do. I was also concerned about the Bluetooth speaker battery life of the Sony ULT Field 7 speaker.

But I was very impressed, especially with the powerful sound. The battery life dropped from 90% to 70% after 8-9 hours, which surprised me because my experience with Bluetooth speakers has always been bad. I installed the Music Center app from the App Store. This was my first time using the app. The app is very simple and has a simple user interface. It is functional and has some useful features. You can adjust the volume, check the battery life, control the sound effects, and use the battery care options to extend theSony Bluetooth speaker battery

life. You can also use the app to group the speaker with other speakers.

The Sony ULT Field 7 is a great speaker for both indoor and outdoor use. It offers excellent sound quality, super rich bass, solid build quality, and a super long

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