PartyBox 720 is the largest battery loudspeaker in JBL

JBL has expanded the cheerful Bluetooth loudspeaker assortment with three new models that allow you to explode songs without connecting an energy source. The launch includes the new PartyBox 720, which costs $ 1099, which is the largest battery amplifier in JBL so far, and weighs 7 pounds (3 kg) more than the similar 710 party fund that was released in 2021.

PartyBox 720 16.4 x 37.1 x 16 inches, compared to 15.7 x 35.6 x 17.2 inches for the smallest of 710, expands 8 inches to 9 inches. Unlike 710, 720 can also run battery power, so users do not need to search for an outlet. It comes with two re -charging JBL batteries, which provide up to 15 hours of play time, according to the company’s press statement.

Regardless of the larger dimensions and battery support, both partisan loudspeakers have similar features-both of which provide 800 watts of energy, customized lights, IPX4 resistance to spray water, including built-in wheels and a load handle to pull them despite the additional weight.

JBL also launches $ 550 Boumbox 4 and a $ 100 fist – and the latter is a new JBL product line similar Colorful face chainBut with the compact customer surrounding lighting. Boumbox 4 and GRIP amplifiers feature an IP68 classification, making it “water resistant, dust resistant, and fall resistant,” according to JBL.

All three speakers are available for pre -order now. PartyBox 720 is expected to be available at retailers inside the store on September 21, where GRip and Boumbox 4 arrived later in September 28.