Shop Now: JBL Charge 3 hop Now: JBL Charge 4 Shop Now: JBL Flip 4 If you want something that’s a little easier to carry around, then the JBL Flip 4 is still a very solid option and boasts decent audio quality with a pretty fun design. Alternatively, you could go for the slightly older Charge 3, which won't get quite as loud as the newer Charge 4 and has a slightly older-looking design.
If you’re simply looking for the best wireless speaker to get, then the Charge 4 is clearly the better choice - but the trade-off is that it’s not as portable. The JBL Charge 3, Charge 4 and JBL Flip 4 have a lot to offer. The audio doesn’t seem to distort when pushed a little, which is also good. It may not be the most well-rounded speaker in terms of audio quality, but you’ll still get relatively pumping bass response, with a slightly laid-back mid-range and a pretty good high-end response too. For its size, it still sounds pretty great. That doesn’t mean that the Flip 4 doesn’t have a lot going for it - it does. The Charge 3 and Charge 4 also offer pretty well-tuned midrange, and while some might wish there was a little more detail in the high-end, for most the high-end response will be perfectly fine. There’s a little more bass response in the speakers too, so if you’re looking for the most well-rounded wireless speaker, then the Charge 3 or Charge 4 might be the better options for you. The JBL Charge 3 and Charge 4 are bigger than the Flip 4, and as such they offer a louder and more powerful sound. That’s unlike some other wireless speakers which offer omnidirectional sound, where it doesn’t matter where you are, it’ll sound the same. The three speakers all offer directional speakers, meaning there is a front and a back.
Thankfully, both the JBL Charge 3, Charge 4 and JBL Flip 4 sound great - but they don’t sound the same. After all, delivering great sound is what speakers were made for. Design will be important for some, but sound-quality will likely be even more important.
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