JBL PartyBox 710 Portable Indoor and Outdoor Party Speaker with Built-In Lights, IPX4 Splashproof Design, Deep Bass and Robust Wheels, in Black

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If you want a light show and incredibly powerful sound then there isn’t anything else like the JBL Partybox 710. JBL does sell smaller versions of the speaker like the JBL Partybox 310. PartyBox 710:n metalliverkon takana piilee kaksi 20-senttistä bassoelementtiä, kaksi diskanttia ja 800 watin tehot, joten basso ja äänenpaine todella tuntuvat kehossa. Bluetooth pairing makes it easy to wirelessly connect-up your smartphone, tablet or laptop. From a simple playlist stream from your smartphone to a fully mixed, pro set-up streamed from a laptop, Bluetooth keeps the connection wire-free. You’ll be able to use a dial on the top to switch through light settings or use the PartyBox app. There are a few presets that pulse and strobe different colours, dancing to the beat, but you can also create your own through the app.

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The app also offers some fun DJ effects such as clapping, scratching, boo’s, and like’s. The lighting is probably where most people will spend time in the app. There are several preset lighting shows, but you can also choose freestyle and create your own. The lights pulse and dance with the music as it is played and intensify as the sound gets louder and more significant. However, what is still associated with this description certainly does not apply here, first and foremost a compact size. However, you can only have a total of 2 partybox’s paired together. But if you want to have more speakers paired together like I did… then you’re going to have daisy chain them. And also keep in mind, you can not wirelessly pair a Partybox 710 up to any of JBL’s smaller party boost speakers. So if you have a JBL Boombox 2, Xtreme 3, JBL Charge 5, Flip 5, or JBL Pulse 4… they won’t connect to your Partybox.When it comes to being the king, the Partybox 1000 takes the crown. It is a massive speaker system weighing in at 76.5 lbs (34.7 kg) and it stands at over 43″ inches tall (105 cm). At 800W, the sound is undeniably huge. The JBL PartyBox 710 will literally shake your walls, especially when you turn on Bass Boost. Even at about a quarter of the volume it completely filled up my living room and probably annoyed the neighbours. If you’re a party host then it’ll definitely get things going.

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Công nghệâm thanh True Wireless Stereo 1 chạm: chỉ bằng 1 nút bấm, liên kết không dây 2 loa với nhau cho cóâm thanh stereo lớn hơn. Like most of JBL’s Bluetooth speakers, the JBL PartyBox 710 is straightforward to use. You don’t need the app for the 710 to work, but pairing it with the app gives you the best experience and provides software updates. Using this without the app setup is as simple as powering the 710 on and pushing the Bluetooth button.

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The new JBL PartyBox 710, the latest addition to the JBL PartyBox Series, offers powerful performance for a powerful sound and an effective light show. That all adds up to 1100 watts of face melting power – that stays clean and distortion free, even at max volume. (That can’t be said for other brands I’ve tried.) Neither the 710 nor the 1000 have batteries, so neither can be considered true “portable” speakers however both have wheels and handles, and can be fairly easily moved from one place to the next. If you need to fill a larger space or simply want even more power, simply pair two PartyBox 710 speakers at the touch of a button. You can pair the speakers wirelessly, using TWS (True Wireless Stereo) sound or via a daisy-chained, wired link.

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The whole device seems built to last, it’s robust and even has an IPX4 rating which means it’ll survive splashes of water so it should be safe from accidents. It doesn’t have quite the same punch as the 1000 to be sure – but the difference is not massive outdoors. The sub on the 1000 gets a little lost outside, but still, the 1000 is providing you with more punch than the 710. Pricing Differential But now lets talk about tech specs. When the 710 was first announced I assumed that it had a built in battery just given JBL’s past naming structure. Partybox’s that started with an odd number like the Partybox 100, 110, 300 and 310 all had built in batteries… and partybox’s that started with an even number didn’t have a built in battery like the Partybox 200 and 1000. But unfortunately the Partybox 710 doesn’t have a built in battery. You can only use while its plugged in. And you’ll might want t get an extension cord cause the included cable that you get with this speaker isn’t super long.

If you prefer to keep the input source wired, a 3.5mm input lets you hook up to a mixer or music source the conventional way. A USB interface lets you plug and play your stored music from a USB media device. And it needs all that space to house the speakers: 1 x compression tweeter, 2 x 7″ Mid-Range speakers, and a huge 1 x 12″ down firing subwoofer. Pushing that button a few times adds a ton of bass, making those who love a lot of bass very happy. For lovers of a more neutral soundstage, the standard out-of-box setup is nearly perfect. We also need to remember that this is a party speaker for big parties. So BIG sound is essential, and the JBL PartyBox 710 delivers that BIG sound in spades. There’s also a whole bunch of fun stuff on the speaker like the trigger pad (I’m not a DJ, I can conceptualize how to use this thing, but in practice I have no idea if it’s relevant or not) and the light show on the front is just bonkers. Where to Get One But the nice thing is that the 710 doesn’t skimp on quality sound. The soundstage is precise, but you can hear that the tuning skews to the bass end of things. I appreciate that JBL wasn’t too aggressive in tuning it too harshly with bass. Instead, they added a Bass Boost button on the top, giving users the option to level up the bass a few notches.