I purchased the JBL Flip 6 (renewed) two months ago and have been very satisfied. The speaker represents my first JBL purchase. I’ve been messing around with Bluetooth technology since 2002 in one form or another, and this speaker is super-simple to pair with one’s cellphone. About the same time, I purchased a Bose SoundLink Flex. Both have equal performance and are priced with dollars and cents of each other. When I purchase each, I also bought aftermarket silicone speaker protectors (~$12) to ensure a dent-free life and the ability to attach a nice carrying sling/shoulder strap. A good/inexpensive investment. On/off buttons, volume & Bluetooth pairing buttons are located on the Flip 6, however, if one would like to change the default bass and treble tones, you will need to download the JBL Portable app that matches your electronic devices OS platform. I use an iPhone and have had no issues. The app is a basic equalizer control feature one might use in addition to your devices native audio settings. In other reviews and promotional videos, much attention is paid to the waterproof features of JBL’s cylindrical Thermos shaped BT speakers. I suppose this might be relevant if I were to use the speaker while bathing in the tub or shower, however, common sense dictates using a bit more care in where one puts the speaker in the bathroom to begin with. One of the most interesting features is PartyBoost. PartyBoost allows the user to daisy chain other JBl PartyBoost compatible Bluetooth speakers together to play music from a common phone or similar. I assume each speaker would need to be located within a ~26ft radius, which is generally accepted as the average range of Bluetooth antenna technology. Visually, JBL’s Bluetooth speakers are very cool. They come in a variety of colors. My Flip 6 is black, like about everything else I own in personal electronics. JBL even offers camouflage patterns, though I doubt one might catch many deer or elephants with Metallica thrashing away. Perhaps playing tunes to celebrate a good hunt makes more sense. The end caps of all the cylindrical speakers vibrate when passively resonating sound energy from the front firing woofer/tweeter speakers. Visually, it’s fun, although I’m not sure if it’s indicative of anything else other than air being pushed to and fro about the plastic speaker carcass. After using the speaker for a while, I’d say I like it as much as my Bose SoundLink Mini, which is kind of the benchmark for mini Bluetooth speakers. Tiny speaker, big sound, zero distortion. If you are interested in an easy to pair, easy to use, quick charging, long battery life (10-12hrs), great sounding and good looking small Bluetooth speaker, the JBL Flip 6 is a great unit. I purchased this speaker “renewed” at around $96. It arrived in a generic box, with instructions, minus the chunk of paracord one might use as a wrist or back pack attachment. Oh well. In perfect condition. Do spring for the aftermarket silicone bumper. Thanks

I have always been a fan of JBL speakers as they are most often the cheapest and best quality speakers out there. The last speaker I bought was the JBL Flip 4 and this speaker is a massive upgrade from that. Starting with the battery, I went about 4 or 5 days before I had to recharge it. It now utilizes a USB-C connection which is more durable and faster than its previous version with the micro-USB. The sound quality is amazing and can easily light up a room at full volume. Also, the link feature is very easy to activate and creates an amazing surround sound effect that blew me away. It is also extremely portable as it is about the size of a 16 oz water bottle. it fits in almost any pocket of any bag

I know my title sounds like a paid advertising, but I assure you, it is not. I bought 2 of these with my own money. Initially, I got the JBL Charge 5. A very nice BT speaker with good sound. I have a recording studio in my house and a pair of $2000 reference monitors, so I know what top notch audio out of a speaker should sound like. I wasn't too happy with the Charge 5. It had good sound but the music seemed flat or compressed. Then after reading the specs, I decided to get the Flip 6, it's little brother. WOW! MAMA! Was I impressed! It really takes a lot to impress me audio wise and the Flip 6 did that. They're not $2000 reference monitors, but sound wise, they're in the same ballpark. I have several tracks I use for testing speakers, and the Flip 6 really showed what it could do. The instrument separation is massive. The vocals pop out as does the drums and bass. And speaking of bass, don't let this little guy fool you. Crank this thing up and the bass fills the room. Remember, if a track is mixed poorly, no speaker can make it sound good. And here's the cool thing: This generation of JBL BT speakers can do STEREO! You just need to buy THE SAME model and use the JBL app to connect them. With 1 speaker, the tracks are mixed down to mono, and even that sounds great. With 2 of them, you get the full stereo effect and that is a whole new ballgame, sound wise. Even mono this speaker has better 3-D sound than the Charge 5 which has bigger speakers. I scratch my head and can't figure out how JBL does it. It must be audio wizardry or something. Yes, the Flip 6 doesn't have that massive bass that it's big brother has, but the sound definition and clarity is fantastic. Using the app, you get 3 bands of EQ. In comparing the two, the Charge 5 and the Flip 6, I just cranked the bass up full on the Flip 6's EQ and it was right there with the Charge 5. You can get a Flip 6 'renewed' which is cheaper than new. The 2 renewed ones I got were flawless. I could not find anything wrong with them at all. I got the Teal one which was the cheapest and I like the color. If you just want a loud good sounding BT speaker with a lot of play time, get the Charge 5. If you want high definition sound and a phenomenal stereo music experience, get 2 of the Flip 6. You will thank me later.

I’ve had quite a few Bluetooth speakers and this one is near the top of the list. It’s small but great sound and loud. The bass is better than I’d expected. It’s very easy to pair and the battery last a long time.

Great sound and fast shipping

As my first speaker I wanted something that would last. I am a very clumsy person and I saw this was a waterproof speaker. Looked at the specs and bought it. I am very happy

Sound great

la bocina esta en un muy buen estado, un poco de polvo en ella .. pero con un trapito se limpia, primera ves que compro en remate de bodega

Fonctionne bien, facile à utiliser et à un très beau son. Applications pratiques qui donnent le niveau de batterie et le réglage du son.

El producto no es nuevo, pero no se le ven fallas, pareciera que incluso lo regresaron porque simplemente no les gusto porque se veía nuevo y en excelentes condiciones. Soy maestra y ocupo mucho las bocinas, y quería una pequeña que se escuchara bien en un salón de clases, y confíen en mí, esta es perfecta para actividades con canciones o audios, además de que el Bluetooth me conecta súper rápido. Es un poco mejor que la Flip 5. Vale la pena el precio.

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