Thursday, March 7, 2024

JBL Flip 5 Review & Sound Test!

 Okay so today I had the brand new JBL flip five let's check it out alright so let's check out the box here on the back it says it has 12 hours of playtime which is less than the JBL for head it is ipx7 waterproof which means you can submerge it up to 3 feet for about a half hour and it'll be perfectly fine and then it says right here you have JBL party Boost not JBL connect not JBL connect plus but JBL party boost.

Let's find out what's up with that so when you take it out of the box they had this little kind of plastic key foam container and I went with the red one this time so as you can see right off the bat it looks very very similar to the JBL flip 4 with some minor changes if I flip it this way we have the play/pause button if you press it once if you press it twice it skips forward plus/minus volume and right here is where the JBL connect button used to be an ALICE 2 JBL party boost and you can see it does have a different icon and then flip it once more this way oops let's do that right here you have a power button which is OneTouch on and off which I'm not the biggest fan of the Bluetooth connect button the power light indicator and right here which is a new upgrade which is a USB type-c take that Sony but getting to the build quality of



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