Jbl Speakers Reviews

The JBL Link Bar packs in admirable sound quality but comes at the cost of some staple features you would expect in an Android TV device.

8 expert reviews

A smart speaker with audio clout, the JBL packs an engaging but considered performance. It just needs some volume to sound its best.

5 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Fantastic little speakers! I use them in my kitchen as a B-zone off my surround sound amp. Great quality

2 expert reviews | 1202 user reviews

An attractive form factor and a good feature set give the JBL Micro Wireless a leg up in the tiny wireless speaker competition.

14 expert reviews | 2823 user reviews

The JBL Clip is good for someone looking for a very compact, travel-friendly wireless speaker that's more affordable than the Jambox Mini.

12 expert reviews | 665 user reviews

A fun-looking, fun-sounding dock that?s worth every penny of its asking price

26 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

The JBL Flip 2 has made some positive improvements to its predecessor, but it’s still not perfect.

22 expert reviews | 4153 user reviews

JBL’s impressive soundbase delivers a big, powerful sound from a smart, discreet box, but there’s room for improvement in places.

7 expert reviews | 113 user reviews

Could the JBL Go be the perfect travel companion? It won't take up too much room in your suitcase and, at a fraction of the price of some other portable speakers, it's not the end of the world if you lose it. Find out how our experts rated the JBL Go's...

10 expert reviews | 3733 user reviews

JBL’s K2 S9900s are a fantastic pair of speakers that deliver a spellbinding combination of dynamics, insight and finesse. Retro appearance may not suit all, though

3 expert reviews

The JBL Jembes are good-looking, compact speakers that take seconds to set up and don’t dictate what device you use them with: anything with a 3.5mm audio out is fine. We’d prefer longer cables or the convenience of the Bluetooth model, but have no...

3 expert reviews

Look past their appearance and you’ve got a fun-sounding yet refined speaker, guaranteed to put a smile on your face

4 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

The JBL Studio 290 speakers produce well-balanced sound with good dynamics. They perform solidly for stereo music application with no glaring shortcomings. These speakers may not be the most refined speakers in their class, but they can definitely...

2 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

10"-250 W / 8 ohm, crossover frequency 200Hz, in combination with the Acousticube and/or CX8 Dimensions: 330 x 330 x 260 mm (13.00" x 13.00" x 10.24") Weight: 12,5 kg (26.9 lbs) Accessoires: Speaker cable and SoftCover

2 expert reviews | 15 user reviews

Hugely capable floorstanders that deliver an impressively capable (and fun) sound

13 expert reviews | 22 user reviews

Need a great sounding premium soundbar that saves space with a great design? Check out our JBL Cinema SB250 review straight ahead!

3 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

It may be the first of its kind, but it's already set the bar. The Venue LT is a versatile, talented, and enthusiastic speaker dock

9 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

A retro-looking stereo music player with stonkingly loud sound

10 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

At a street price of Rs 14,990, the JBL Voyager feels particularly expensive. It sounds great with the whole unit assembled but strip off the woofer and the sound falls a bit flat. There’s also no NFC for easy pairing with smartphones and tablets. The...

14 expert reviews | 46 user reviews

The JBL Authentic L16 certainly sounds like a good idea.

11 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

A good-looking, extremely capable soundbar solution, the JBL is a fine alternative to TV speakers

10 expert reviews | 329 user reviews

Offering surprisingly decent sound for its small size, the JBL OnBeat Micro makes for a good little desktop or bedside speaker and charging station for iPhone 5 owners.

14 expert reviews | 531 user reviews

If you're looking to build a multiroom audio system based on Chromecast, you really should consider putting at least one JBL Playlist in there.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

If you, like me, have an older car that does not have Bluetooth functionality, you need to give the JBL Trip a look. With some states cracking down on even holding a cell phone while driving, the Trip lets you make calls, send messages, or even ask...

4 expert reviews

You can find more elaborate computer speaker systems, complete with subwoofer, for the same price you’ll pay for the JBL Pebbles. However, you’ll be hard pressed to find a speaker system that can play as loud and as clean as the Pebbles do for $60. Add...

9 expert reviews | 512 user reviews