#Jbl charge 4 vs xtreme 2 Bluetooth

The Onyx Studio 6 has one 120mm woofer and only one 25mm tweeter, which is less than on the previous version, Onyx Studio 4. More: JBL Xtreme 2 vs Charge 4: Which One Is the Best? Specifications

In terms of design, the JBL Boombox feels outdated when compared to the futuristic Onyx Studio 6. JBL has kept things simple by adding a few buttons (power button, volume up/down, Connect+, Bluetooth, play/pause) on the front, just like on most of their other products.

#Jbl charge 4 vs xtreme 2 Bluetooth

Measuring 10 x 19.5 x 7.7 inches, it belongs in the category of big Bluetooth speakers. As with previous versions, the JBL Boombox is covered with fabric and plastic to make it water-resistant and has a large sturdy handle which runs across the speaker for carrying it around with ease. On the other hand, the JBL Boombox relies on basic design principles. Underneath the buttons, there is a single LED light which shows when the device is connected, or has a low battery. On the front side, there are five buttons which can help you navigate through tracks, increase or decrease volume, sync with other devices, and turn your Bluetooth speaker on or off. This is probably the most refined design for a Bluetooth speaker, and it comes in three colors (black with a black handle, gray with a bronze handle, and navy blue with a bronze handle). The Onyx Studio 6 is made from high-quality fabric which covers the entire speaker and has an aluminum handle.

It has an exquisite design which will fit perfectly in any modern home.

The only difference is the handle on top of the Onyx Studio 6, which makes it much easier to carry the speaker with you. Harman Kardon designed the first Onyx as a circular Bluetooth speaker, and their latest creation is very much the same. In terms of design, both manufacturers decided to stick to their original idea for the shape.