But you can still meet them if you’re using Xtreme 2. JBL downgraded Charge 4 with Voice Assistant Integration and Speakerphone features.
For some, it might be more useful to have a smaller speaker, but considering that Xtreme 2 isn’t that hard to carry around and bigger speaker means louder sound, it’s smarter to go with the big fella in this case. Of course, a design is always a matter of personal preferences but honestly, Xtreme 2 is still better looking than Charge 4. Also, Charge 4 and Xtreme 2 have a rugged surface so that if you accidentally drop it in the street or outdoors, you don’t have to worry about it, because they’re both totally shockproof. The point is that nowadays best speakers – they are all waterproof. Besides, JBL won’t be one of the best on the market if its products can’t compete with others. It’s cool to have waterproof speakers, you know the summer days, swimming pools – anything can happen. So, 12 colors – a choice is yours, no matter what color you might like, Charge 4’s visual is amazing.īoth speakers are IPX7 certified, which means they can withstand water for 30 minutes (1 meter). JBL Xtreme 2 only comes in 5 colors: Black, Blue, Forrest Green, Red & Camouflage, while there’s a big variety of colors in Charge 4’s case: Black, Gray, Pink, Teal, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, Sand, White, White Camouflage & Standard Camouflage. JBL Xtreme 2 is bigger and heavier than Charge 4, but it’s not what you might think – carrying it isn’t uncomfortable, in fact, it’s very easy – especially with the strap.
#JBL SPEAKER COMPARISON PORTABLE#
These JBL portable speakers have different sizes. In order to give you heads up on what we’re dealing with, here’s the comparison chart of JBL Charge 4 vs JBL Xtreme 2 which highlights their advantages and disadvantages. But still, there are a couple of key things that might require extra attention from the future user-to-be. They both produce high-quality audio and have beautiful, remarkable designs.
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