JBL Xtreme 3 - Portable Bluetooth Speaker with IP67 Waterproof and InfinityLab InstantGo 10000mAh Wireless Power Bank (Camo/White)
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Style: Xtreme 3 + Power Bank
Color: Camouflage and White
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- Bonus Infinity Lab Power Bank included with Xtreme 3 speaker!
- QI WIRELESS CHARGING: No cable? No problem. Just place your Qi-compatible device on the power bank for up to 10W of Qi wireless charging.
- CHARGE YOUR DEVICE IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE: Power Delivery 3.0 ensures fast charging for your devices. We're talking recharged up to 50% in 30 minutes for an iPhone 12, 40 minutes for a Samsung Galaxy S21, or 70 minutes for a MacBook Air (2020). Yes, that fast.
- CHARGE THREE DEVICES SIMULTANEOUSLY: The InstantGo 10000 Wireless features a wireless charging pad with an additional USB-A port and USB-C port so you can charge up to three devices simultaneously with 30W PD fast charging. Power up smarter.
- FAST CHARGE USB-C EQUIPPED LAPTOPS: Perfect for power-ups. The power bank's USB-C charging port delivers up to 30W output power to laptops with a USB-C charging input.
- POWERFUL JBL ORIGINAL PRO SOUND: Four drivers and two JBL Bass Radiators effortlessly deliver dynamic, immersive sound with deep bass and plenty of detail. You'll get lost in the music wherever you are.
- PORTABLE DESIGN: The included carrying strap with built-in bottle opener makes it easy to bring your speaker wherever you go.
- 15 HOURS OF PLAYTIME: The fun doesn't have to stop. Packed with an incredible 15 hours of battery life, JBL Xtreme 3 lets you party all day and into the night.
- WIRELESS BLUETOOTH STREAMING: Wirelessly stream music from your phone, tablet, or any other Bluetooth-enabled device.
Connector Type: USB Type C
Brand: JBL
Battery Capacity: 10000 Milliamp Hours
Color: Camouflage and White
Special Feature: Stereo pairing;Portable
Date First Available: August 18, 2022
Manufacturer: JBL
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Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
I hear the bass in music I never heard before that not even my car can pick it up, I’m pretty impressed. Can also get really loud- good for a house party or outside use. So far so good.
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
Overall I like these speakers. They sound good. Plenty of volume and base. I like the strap and the hooks. Feels like good quality - mostly. This is my first time trying JBL speakers, and unfortunately, I ran into a bad batch of audio jacks. My first Extreme 3 was perfect; but I also got a Boombox 3 at the same time, and I the audio jack was too loose to hold. I exchanged the Boombox 3 for another, and it had the same issue. So I returned that, and got a second Extreme 3 - and unfortunately it also has a loose audio jack. However, the jack holds just well enough that I decided to keep it. For me, the audio jack is a critical feature. One of the main reasons I got this speaker was to see if PartyBoost would work as a whole-house audio system. Unfortunately, it doesn't. It's extremely sensitive to interference. If you put the speakers in separate rooms, the sound like drops out and sounds staticy; and if you get too close to one of the speakers, it gets worse, and in some cases the sound completely stops. In fact, even in a single room, the speakers have to be pretty close without stuff or people passing in between. In fairness, I never read or heard that PartyBoost would work across rooms (and I figured it probably wouldn't); and I think all they say about it are meaningless things like "amp up your party" and "take your party to the next level". I suppose those are literally true in the sense that the volume increases. So, aside from the stereo feature, which I don't care about and didn't try, this is almost a useless feature. So, since it has two major features which I consider to be somewhat defective, I'm only giving it 4 stars, so that the reader is aware that something is probably not as expected with this speaker, as advertised. However, so far, other than the audio jack and PartyBoost, I am quite satisfied with this speaker. I haven't tried a ton of other BT speakers, but I have tried a couple of good ones, so I'll tell you how it compares. First, is my last speaker, which was the Soundcore Motion Boom. That speaker is basically like a direct competitor, and it sounds decent, but it does drop or flattens some of the sound detail. I think the Extreme 3 sounds better, but not so much better that it's obviously worth the increase in price. The Motion Boom is currently going for $85, and I think I paid like $120 when I got it, but the Xtreme 3 is currently going for $380. (Also just realized I been spelling it wrong this whole time.) But, the JBL has a few additional features. 1) Tweaters. 2) Audio Jack! 3) Anchor hooks. 4) Carrying strap. (And I guess technically PartyBoost.) But, the Xtreme 3 doesn't have a nice handle like the Motion Boom does; and I kind of think the round, rolly body of the JBL is kind of a bad thing; whereas the Motion Boom has a rectangular body that won't roll away so easily. I kind of wish they both had a handle and carrying strap, so its kind of a trade-off; but I do think the anchor points on the Xtreme 3 are a little more flexible. I can just attach a handle, if I can find/fashion one. I could also do that with the Motion Boom (and I did), but it's more awkward, since the handle is basically a wide tube. The other speaker I can kind-of compare it to is the Sony SRSX5, which is a much older speaker; and it's been a couple of years since I had it; but I remember it sounding very nice. Well, I think the Xtreme 3 is probably just as nice, except a couple of small differences. I think the Xtreme 3 is probably a little more punchy (as the Motion Boom is) and I suspect that's because of their outdoorsy, waterproofy design. Also, the SRSX5 is kind of bass heavy, and has a more mellow sound, which I kind of didn't like about it. But either way, I think some people might prefer either sound over the other; so they're about the same in my opinion. Other than that, the SRSX5 and Xtreme 3 are not really comparable, because they're different sizes, and the SRSX5 is not designed to be an outdoors speaker. They're designed for different environments. But I think the sound comparison is still relevant and valuable. In many settings, I think they'll have similar sound abilities. I would think the Xtreme 3 could get louder than the SRSX5, since it is bigger; but honestly, I don't know. I guess another thing I can compare on these 3 speakers is quality and durability; and overall they all seem like good quality, durable devices; with the exception of that one Xtreme 3 with the loose audio jack; and unfortunately, since I found 3 JBL 3-series speakers with such loose audio jacks, that casts some doubt about the quality of the JBL brand; especially in $300-$500 speakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023 by Tomas Ramirez Jr.
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
Muy agradecido y excelente artículo y muy buen servicio y de primera.muchas gracias a la chica que me entrego el paquete.. gracias.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2023 by Joel cm🇵🇷✌️
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Blue
I returned the $350 bose speaker to get this one, yeah it’s bigger, but the sound is much better imo, and I normally swear by Bose
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2023 by Jesse P
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
For any 20-40 foot room, this thing is NICELY Loud and crisp. It is sturdy, easily charges, appears water proof or resistant. However, for this price I was expecting it too rock a bit louder outside. When you get anywhere near the high end range, sound quality falls apart. It it was 125.00 cheaper , this would be 5s across the board for every category. If you want a lighter unit that works fine outside for normal medium loud listening at a great price, just get the smaller brother of this thing. T
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023 by Thomas
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
We went to a big box store and listened to wireless Bluetooth speakers and found a Bose that sounded great but we didn’t want to pay the hefty price tag. In reading reviews about the JBL Extreme 3, I decided to give it a try. All I can say is Wow! I am extremely pleased and glad I didn’t pay the high price for the competitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by M. Heath
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Camouflage
It might not be a completely fair comparison since I can stream Apple's Lossless audio on the HomePod, and this is only bluetooth. But the cabin doesn't have a landline, satellite, cell coverage or anything else, so bluetooth of already downloaded music it is. At $180 (the price of the JBL Extreme 2) it would be a pretty good deal. At the $250 I paid, it is just an OK deal. At the $380 full price, it would be a bad deal and you should pop for the extra $20 and get a Sonos Move. All in all though, I am satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2023 by Michael K. Brashier
Style: Xtreme 3
Color: Black
Only downside: it’s heavy.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2023 by betsy ross