JBL, a Harman brand, has added the PartyBox 310, PartyBox On-the-Go,JBL Go 2, JBL Xtreme 3, JBL BoomBox 2, JBL CLUB series, JBL Tune 125TWS, JBL Tune 225TWS, and JBL Tune 125TWS to its extensive line of home audio and personal audio products in the Philippines.
JBL PartyBox On-the-Go lets you bring the party wherever you go.
On-the-Go is a portable, enhanced-audio version of the JBL PartyBox 1000 that was first released a year ago. It’s a loud, bassy party speaker with an illuminated DJ launchpad and onboard sound effects.
Sing-along sessions with friends and family are made easy with the JBL PartyBox On-the-Go, which includes two JBL wireless mics with a 10-meter range. Plug-and-play connectors for mic and guitar are included, just as in the other JBL PartyBox models. JBL’s 100W Pro Signature Sound delivers tremendous bass and a coordinated light show.
On-the-Go JBL Party Box
With its IPX4 splash-proof protection, the JBL PartyBox On the Go is great for beach and poolside events. Adding to its attractiveness as a party speaker, the JBL PartyBox On-the-Shoulder Go features a bottle opener attached to its strap.
The JBL PartyBox On-the-Go has a 6-hour battery life, Bluetooth and USB port music sources, and is easy to use.
P20,999 will buy you the JBL PartyBox On-the-Go when it launches at the end of 2020.
An all-in-one party machine, the JBL PartyBox 310.
A larger version of JBL’s PartyBox On-the-Go, the JBL PartyBox 310, has been added to JBL’s PartyBox line. The wheels and handle on the JBL PartyBox 310 and the strap on the JBL PartyBox On-the-Go make it easier to move about.
The JBL PartyBox 310 delivers 240 watts of JBL Pro Sound with two 2.5-inch tweeters and two 6.5-inch woofers, making it perfect for any event. To make DJing easier in low-light situations, its synchronized party lights have five settings that can be changed using the JBL Connect app.
Jumbo Box JBL PartyBox
The JBL PartyBox 310 includes a twin microphone and guitar inputs in addition to Bluetooth and USB. The True Wireless Stereo capabilities of the JBL PartyBox 310 may also be used to link two devices together for a combined sound. The PartyBox 310 has been certified IPX4 splashproof protection by JBL.
The JBL PartyBox 310 can currently be purchased for P28,999 in the Philippines market.
You’ll never run out of music with JBL Xtreme 3.
With four upgraded drivers and two bass radiators, the JBL Xtreme 3 can deliver powerful sound in a slim form. With its USB-C power port, you can charge numerous devices at once, which provides 15 hours of playback time. It is possible to connect two Bluetooth devices to the JBL Xtreme 3 and play JBL Pro Sound music simultaneously.
Extreme 3 by JBL
The JBL Xtreme 3 can be connected to speakers compatible with the JBL PartyBoost app for an enhanced music experience. Rugged portability is provided by the JBL Xtreme 3’s dust and water resistance rating of IP67.
Until the end of 2020, the JBL Xtreme 3 will cost P16,999.
Big sound in an ultra-compact package: JBL Go 3
New to the JBL Go family is the JBL Go 3, a pocket-sized portable speaker that doesn’t compromise on sound quality. With rounded corners, the JBL Go 3 is rectangular rather than cube-shaped, and it is covered in a mesh outer cover for better looks and protection, as well as its IP67 waterproof and dustproof classification.
The JBL Go 3
This little JBL but powerful speaker can also play music for five hours straight with solid bass, clean mids, and incredible highs using a Bluetooth v5.1 connection. Adding a USB-C port for faster and more consistent charging is also an improvement over previous JBL Go speakers.
The JBL Go 3 will cost P2,399 when it sells in the Philippines in mid-November.
It’s a blast from the past: the JBL BoomBox 2
An upgraded version of the popular JBL Boombox. With a futuristic twist on its exterior design as well as its audio capabilities, JBL’s BoomBox 2 is a throwback to the cassette tape-carrying portable music players of yesteryear. For the most potent boombox ever made, go no farther than the JBL BoomBox 2.
Allows users to charge their gadgets while listening to music using this speaker. Adding more JBL speakers for a full-fledged music party is easy with compatibility with the BoomBox 2’s JBL PartyBoost mode. With an IPX7 rating for outdoor use, the JBL BoomBox 2 can resist being submerged up to three feet underwater.
Until 2020, the JBL Boombox 2 will be sold in the Philippines for P23,999.
DJ-ready sound from JBL’s Club Series In addition to portable speakers, the JBL CLUB Series, which comprises the JBL CLUB ONE, JBL CLUB 950NC, and JBL CLUB 700BT, is now available in the Philippines for loyal JBL consumers and fans.
Club One by JBL
It was announced at the Show of Consumer Electronics this year that the JBL CLUB series will be the company’s first line of headphones designed by artists on the road (CES). The JBL CLUB Series incorporates graphene drivers, True Adaptive Noise Cancellation (ANC), and SilentNow listening capabilities are one hundred times better than regular over-ear and on-ear headphones.
Also included in the JBL CLUB Series is Google Assistant and Harman’s Persona-Fi technology, allowing users to tune and change the headphones according to their personal preferences.The included 1.2m audio cable and microphone can also be utilized with these Bluetooth headphones. Elegant black leather adorns the JBL CLUB Series for maximum ergonomics and a premium appeal. In the Philippines, the JBL CLUB One costs P19,599, the JBL CLUB 950NC costs P13,799, and the JBL CLUB 700BT costs P8,599.
Listening to music has never been easy thanks to the JBL Tune 115TWS, JBL Tune 125TWS, and JBL Tune 225TWS:
JBL was one of the first businesses to respond to the growing demand for genuinely wireless earphones among audiophiles. Their new TWS devices, which include features like JBL sound and a hassle-free listening experience, show that the corporation has gone a long way to meet the expectations of TWS consumers.
JBL 115TWS
The JBL 115TWS is the first of the new wireless headphones to hit the Philippines market. JBL Pure Bass Sound earphones have a battery life of 21 hours, including six hours from the earbuds and fifteen hours from the charging case. Users can switch between stereo and mono mode using the Dual Connect feature. With the JBL Tune 115TWS, you can make hands-free calls and utilize your phone’s Voice Assistant quickly and easily. After 2020, JBL Tune 115TWS headphones will cost P4,699 in the Philippines.
JBL 115TWS Tune
JBL Tune 125TWS has a Fast Pair feature, which connects to the audio source immediately after being removed from the case, making it the first JBL device with a Fast Pair feature. This set’s Dual Connect feature lets you listen to music using either earbuds. The JBL Tune 125TWS’s 8-hour audio playback capability can be extended. This is in addition to the 24-hour battery life that the smartphone has in its charging case.
JBL 125TWS Tune
In addition to the JBL Pure Bass Sound, the JBL Tune 125TWS features a built-in microphone, controls on both earbuds, and hands-free calling. By 2020, the JBL Tune 125TWS will be available for P5,999.
A 225TWS JBL Tune from JBL
The JBL Tune 225TWS, on the other hand, is identical to the JBL 125TWS in terms of features. However, the JBL tune 225TWS features a stem with audio controls like switching to the next or previous track and increasing and decreasing volume, while its circular body is more petite. Because of the tiny size of the earphones and charging pouch, the JBL Tune 225TWS has 25-hour battery life.
By 2020, JBL Tune 225TWS will be available for P7,199.
Holiday promotion by the company JBL: #SquadGoals The #Squadgoals initiative, which will run from November 1 to December 31, brings in the festive cheer for JBL. With purchasing various JBL portable speakers, radio speakers, headphones, and home entertainment products, customers can receive a complimentary limited edition JBL Go 3 Squad speaker.
When a customer qualifies, they must fill out an application at www.harmanwarranty.com with all their relevant information: complete name, phone number, address, and email address. To understand more about the wide choice of audio equipment offered by JBL, you may go to their official website at www.jbl.com.ph. JBL Philippines has a Facebook page and an Instagram account where you can learn about the pricing and availability of their products.
