JBL Xtreme 3
15 h, Rechargeable battery operated
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digitec
10 months ago
edit: In this case, the difference is only in the colour.
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It works for me with Extreme 3 and Charge 5 without any problems (on iPhone app)
App: JBL portable The first question is not understandable
Unfortunately, I don't quite understand the question - but the boxes can also be used if they are charged at the same time.
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Yes, the app allows you (among other things) to select deactivation of the on/off beep.
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No, the box connects to your smartphone via blue tooth for playback. The USB socket is for charging. The box does not have a processor to read a stick.
Only via AUX or jack (or via Bluetooth, if the TV supports this).
This speaker does not have a microphone and it does not seem to be possible to pair it with one.
Just regular usb-c. But the cable will probably be less of an issue than the power supply. The one that comes with it has a lot of power. You can also charge with less, but it may take much longer.
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I didn't notice any noticeable delay when I connected it to the projector via Bluetooth.
You can only connect other Jbl speakers directly to the speaker, but if the microphone has an aux cable, it should work.
The box has an Aux IN connection...
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If you wish to connect two JBL speakers, this is possible if they have the JBL Connect function. A JBL Connect speaker can only connect to other JBL Connect speakers, a JBL Connect+ speaker can only connect to other JBL Connect+ speakers. You can use the JBL Connect app or follow the next steps: Turn the speakers on and connect them to the same source (e.g. phone) Play audio (it will start playing on one of the speakers) Press the 'Connect' button on the JBL speaker playing Press the same 'Connect' button on all other JBL speakers that you want to connect together (make sure they are connected to the same source first).
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No, unfortunately not. JBL now has 4(!) different standards for connecting and the new Xtreme 3 only supports Party Boost. Here is a good table, but unfortunately it is no longer completely up to date, the Xtreme 3 is missing, but Party Boost is already listed: https://reviewindetail.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/jbl_connect_compatibility.jpg
No, because the connection for the mobile phone and charging is the same.
Yes, for sure - the battery doesn't last that long either, etc.. I have not yet been able to test them at full volume, because I don't want to annoy the neighbours... Here in the specification you can find the output wattage... The Xtreme 3 has 50W and the Charge 4 and 5 30W... https://ch.jbl.com/sale-ch/XTREME-3-.html?dwvar_XTREME-3-_color=Black%20Camo-EMEA-Current&cgid=sale-ch#start=1 https://ch.jbl.com/compare-bluetooth-speakers.html https://ch.jbl.com/JBLCHARGE4RED.html
Laut jbl.com Dimensions (cm) 29.85 x 13.59 x 13.41
because there are magnet batteries in it!? if the power button is neither on nor flashing, there is nothing left to shine with.
Actually goes into standby mode very quickly. Battery life is nowhere near 15 hours, but the sound is very good.
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