The sound quality of the JBL Charge 5īut it is not only the appearance of the Charge 5 that is new. Furthermore, the new speaker weighs the same at 2 lbs (960 grams) and the dimensions have barely changed with just a few additional millimeters. It is now much easier to grip and also looks good (even though you probably won’t see it very often). The new Charge is also equipped with a redesigned base to prevent the round box from rolling away. There is also a regular USB port next to it, protected by a rubber strap, which you can use to charge your smartphone or tablet, for example. They keep their usual place on the top of the box.Ī USB-C port for charging the 7500 mAh battery is located on the back with the included cable. Controls, such as the buttons, remain in the same style as the predecessor. The battery indicator is now placed more precisely and nicely on the front in the form of a bar. For instance, a new battery display is also on board. Still, they managed to give the newcomer an interesting new touch and differentiate it significantly from the predecessor’s design. JBL does not start a design revolution with the JBL Charge 5 compared to its predecessor. We also liked several other new design elements in the test, such as the slightly different passive bass radiators and the rubber lip that frames the ends of the speaker. The new generation has become more belly-shaped, the logo emblazoned on the front has become bigger and is a direct eye-catcher. When you take the new JBL Charge 5 out of the box for the first time, the new facelift is the first big eye-catcher.
#JBL CHARGE 5 SPEAKER UPGRADE#
Does an upgrade to the Charge 5 make sense for owners of the Charge 4? Is the JBL Charge 5 the right entry-level device for the world of Bluetooth speakers? JBL Charge 5 test: New case, same shape In our review, we take a closer look and show you whether the new generation is worth buying and what it does better than its predecessor.
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