JBL introduces a trio of new portable sound systems, including its largest battery-powered party speaker, the PartyBox 720, designed to elevate any gathering with powerful audio and vibrant lighting. Additionally, the company expands its range with the durable Boombox 4 and the versatile Grip, a compact, waterproof speaker with integrated ambient lighting, offering enhanced auditory experiences for every occasion.
Unleash the Sound: JBL's New Generation of Portable Audio Powerhouses
Setting the Bar: The Immense Power and Portability of the PartyBox 720
JBL has unveiled its newest flagship in portable audio, the PartyBox 720, priced at $1,099. This model represents a significant leap forward, becoming the brand's most substantial battery-operated speaker to date. Weighing in at 7 pounds more than its predecessor, the PartyBox 710 (launched in 2021), the 720 variant boasts enhanced portability despite its size. Its dimensions are 16.4 x 37.1 x 16 inches, marginally larger than the 710's 15.7 x 35.6 x 17.2 inches, and it features an upgrade in its dual subwoofers, expanding them from 8 to 9 inches.
Extended Playtime and Robust Features for Uninterrupted Entertainment
A key enhancement in the PartyBox 720 is its self-contained power capability, liberating users from the constraint of electrical outlets. It comes equipped with two proprietary rechargeable 600 batteries, promising up to 15 hours of continuous music playback on a single charge. Beyond its battery life, the 720 shares core functionalities with the 710, including a formidable 800 watts of audio output, customizable lighting effects to set the mood, and an IPX4 water resistance rating, safeguarding it against splashes. Maneuverability is also considered, with integrated wheels and a carry handle to ease transport of this sizable device.
Diverse Offerings: The Boombox 4 and the Innovative Grip Speaker
In addition to the PartyBox 720, JBL is expanding its portfolio with two other notable portable speakers: the Boombox 4, available for $550, and the more compact and versatile Grip, priced at $100. The Grip series marks a new direction for JBL, featuring a design reminiscent of its popular Flip line but with the added allure of built-in ambient lighting. Both the Boombox 4 and the Grip are engineered for extreme durability, boasting an IP68 rating which certifies them as waterproof, dustproof, and drop-proof, making them ideal companions for any adventure.
Availability: Mark Your Calendars for JBL's Latest Releases
Enthusiasts eager to acquire these new audio innovations can pre-order all three models now. The PartyBox 720 is slated for in-store release on September 21st, allowing consumers to experience its formidable sound and light show firsthand. Following shortly thereafter, the Grip and Boombox 4 are scheduled to hit retail shelves on September 28th, completing JBL's latest rollout of high-performance portable speakers.
