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JBL Go 3 review: Tiny $40 Bluetooth speaker with big improvements

By Matthew Lynch
July 16, 2023
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Introduction:

The JBL Go 3 is the latest addition to the popular JBL Go series, offering improved sound quality, design, and features for a tiny $40 Bluetooth speaker. It’s a perfect companion for those who need portability without sacrificing audio performance. In this review, we’ll cover its key improvements over its predecessor and break down the value it offers to users.

Design:

The JBL Go 3 boasts an updated design that is not only attractive but practical as well. The compact size (measuring 3.4 x 2.7 x 1.6 in) allows for easy transportation, while the integrated loop enables attachment to bags and other items. One notable change is the availability of multiple color options, giving users more customization choices and personal flair.

Sound Quality:

For such a small speaker, the JBL Go 3 delivers impressive sound quality. Featuring a single 1.5-inch driver, it provides clear audio with decent bass performance for its size. While it won’t compete with larger speakers in terms of volume and bass response, it’s a significant improvement over previous iterations of the Go series.

Battery Life:

With up to five hours of playback time on a single charge, the JBL Go 3 can keep you entertained during shorter outings or downtime at home. It takes just 2.5 hours to fully recharge via USB-C charging cable (included), making it convenient and efficient.

Connectivity:

The JBL Go 3 supports Bluetooth 5.1 technology, providing better range, faster pairing times, and more stable connections than its predecessor. It also allows users to pair multiple devices simultaneously for seamless switching between sources. However, it does lack built-in voice assistant support – a minor omission considering its price point.

Water Resistance:

One defining feature of the JBL Go 3 is its IP67 water and dust resistance rating. This makes it a great choice for beach trips, pool parties, or any outdoor adventure where exposure to water and dust might be a concern. While it isn’t fully waterproof, the speaker can survive accidental splashes and brief submersion without issue.

Conclusion:

The JBL Go 3 is an excellent choice for users who want a small, affordable, and feature-packed Bluetooth speaker. With noticeable improvements in sound quality and design, it offers incredible value at just $40. While it may not replace premium options or home audio systems, the JBL Go 3 is perfect for on-the-go music and entertainment needs.

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