Under a smaller rubber cap, you still get the useful USB-A port for using the Charge 5 to charge your devices | That said, the JBL can produce a deeper bass than the Ultimate Ears and can be paired to multiple PartyBoost-compatible speakers which can come in handy when you want your audio to fill a large room |
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The is a better speaker than the JBL Charge 5 overall | However, the JBL can get louder than the Sonos with fewer compression artifacts at max volume |
The JBL Charge 5 is a small speaker that looks similar to the.
11While it's advertised to last around 20 hours from a single 4-hour charge, it lasted over 14 hours in our tests, which is still superb | The logo is now bigger but looks classier and less like a badge than the branding on its predecessor, with simple metallic accents around the letters rather than a block frame |
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It also has a better-balanced sound profile than the Anker | It has a ClearAudio+ feature advertised to adjust the speaker's sound according to your audio content and can get louder than the JBL |
However, the Sony's companion app comes with a graphic EQ you can use to adjust its sound to your liking.
13That said, battery life can vary depending on usage, so your real-world experience may vary | The is a better speaker than the JBL Charge 5 overall |
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The Sony has a wider-sounding soundstage and can get louder than the JBL | Its companion app features a graphic EQ and presets you can use to tweak its sound to your liking |
It can also play stereo content without downmixing it to mono.
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