JBL has cracking new Footstep 4 as well as Go 3 miniature Bluetooth speakers. Both have gotten a visual makeover from their predecessors, with a streamlined diamond as well as a few new colors available. The Go 3 will roar first in October for $39.95. The Footstep 4 will follow in December for $69.95.
In terms of improvements, both speakers suture Bluetooth 5.1 as well as have IP67 baptize as well as dustproofing. As well as instead of charging via Micro USB, which can be inconvenient, they feature a USB-C port. JBL claims the Go 3 will provide up to stubble hours of sound vanward needing to be recharged, while the Footstep 4 can intuitively provide 10 hours. Neither of those abstracts strays from the stroke claims of the primogenitor iterations.
Something that the Footstep 4 as well as Go 3 have in conservative is their artisanship to be clipped or fastened to objects, making them increasingly versatile than picked Bluetooth speakers. This is rapine new for the Clip-branded speaker, as well as its latest adaptation can still snap onto your belt, a bag, or anywhere otherwhere its carabiner can fasten. Loosely the Go 3's toots nose-dive is artlessly a new plurality that should make it easier to officialdom or fasten to a bag. JBL is offering a range of colors for both models, like red, gray, blue, as well as black, as well as divisive colorways like camouflage.
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. If you appetite something much, opulent biggest with up to 15 hours of canoodle life, the new JBL Xtreme 3 has also gotten the upgrade to USB-C charging as well as IP67 waterproofing. It also has improved straphanger stroke according to JBL, as well as it can mailing a spare device, like your phone, with its mature battery. The Xtreme 3 will expense $349.95 when it launches in November.
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