"It's great for parties thanks to its bass-forward setup, and gets loud enough for a dance party, or quiet enough for an evening by the campfire. It also packs in the features we'd expect from a modern portable speaker, like Auracast, which will let you pair it with other compatible JBL speakers to form a network of sound. You can even plug it into some devices for lossless playback, if you're craving a little more detail and nuance in your sound."
"While the Charge 6 is a decent Bluetooth speaker in its own right, it also acts as a charging hub for your other devices, saving you from having to carry around two separate chunks of plastic. The USB-C port on the side can charge your phone, and has enough juice for up to 24 hours of listening, or up to 28 hours with Playtime Boost, a JBL feature that squeezes some extra life out of a Bluetooth speaker's battery."
"I spotted the same $70 discount on every in-stock color, including the vaguely hot dog-looking Pink option, and the camo-like Squad color in case you need your speakers to hide in the woods with you. It also includes a carrying strap, and while our reviewer Ryan Waniata wasn't enthused by the strap's durability, it may help you lug around the comparatively heavy three-pound speaker."
The JBL Charge 6 is a portable Bluetooth speaker priced at $130 after a $70 discount. It delivers a big, bass-forward sound profile suitable for parties and quiet campfire listening, and supports Auracast for pairing multiple compatible JBL speakers. The speaker allows wired connections for lossless playback on some devices. It functions as a charging hub via a USB-C port, providing up to 24 hours of listening or up to 28 hours with Playtime Boost. The speaker weighs about three pounds, includes a carrying strap, is available in multiple colors, and carries an IP68 dust and water rating.
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