JBL - PartyBox 310

No, the JBL PartyBox 310 is great and unrivaled in its segment. Apart from the newer 320s, of course. 😉

Well, if that's the case, then I would advise you to get one or two JBL Partybox 310/320s. Although it's not as loud as the Soundboks go, it sounds more balanced overall and has a nicer deep bass and should be loud enough for small to medium-sized parties. The larger JBL Partybox 520 is due to arrive in May. Maybe it's worth waiting for that. 🤷‍♂️ Of course, if you have the option of connecting the speakers to the power supply outside, you have other options. Then you can also look at professional PA systems.

Yep but this is ment to be a party speaker not full fledge portable and take everywhere. Mostly ment for taking around the house and putting it on your porch and stuff but still could be better.

I have the party box 310 and it isn’t as loud or clear as my mackie thump

Actually, the 310 has more and deeper bass. People say it in their experience and you can also check and compare on rtings.com

If size isn't a concern go for the JBL 310. It's a better speaker that costs less than the boombox 3. The Xtreme 3 is underwhelming compared to its competitors. The uboom x sits nicely between the Xtreme and the boombox series and is another speaker I would recommend. The tribit Stormbox blast 2 is also good for the money and probably the closest speaker to the boombox 3. It's not as clear as the boombox 3 but it's significantly cheaper.

I already have 2x520 (just bought the second one, open box, for 500) and one 310 from way back. When I heard two speakers playing together I actually thought that 2x310 or 2x320 would be enough for everything. I just wasn't sure if there was a difference between 310 and 320. Now I plan to get another 310 for cheap for indoors. For outdoors it's 520 or 720, definitely, but they are too loud for indoors - 310 just sounds better and tighter.

Yes, it’s got better lights, better sound, better bass, better eq, better interface, better wheels, better button mapping, it’s even backwards compatible where it can connect to the Encore Essential, 110, 310, and 710 through the app, and it can pair with the JBL Partylight since it’s got auracast. Trust me, I have bought the 310 5 times and returned it 4 times and sold the other one on April 23rd to get the Stage 320 and I have never looked back. From my experience the 320 is much better.

I couldn’t tell too much tbh

The PB310 has been the ultimate music companion. Use it almost everyday for movies/shows. Bring it to the cottage, gatherings. Im bringing both to my wedding for PA and MC use. It basically replaces the home theatre in a box, replaces the need to rent PA equipment, replaces the need to keep the truck running at tailgating/camping dance gigs…

I think you should try the JBL 320 or the 310 if you'r dissapoint with the bass of smaller speakers like the rave neo

I think at least 200$ but then you got only a little monster like stormbox blast. For real bass you need to go with JBL Partybox series

I’m looking to buy a new portable bluetooth speaker with some solid bass and pretty clear sound. I’m not an audiophile by any means but can tell the difference between quality sound. I have tried several bluetooth speakers in the past such as the beats pill, jbl flip 6, jbl charge 5, sonos move 2, treblab hd 360, and jbl party box 310. Out of the ones i’ve tried, the sonos move is my favorite in terms of size, design and sound. the jbl party box obviously sounds the best for me in terms of bass but is a bit too big for me. the other speakers I have tried were too small/ lacked the clean bass I like. I really enjoy the sound of those two speakers because it is very clear and solid sounding with pounding bass without sounding cheap. what would be a solid speaker for me to buy preferably something portable, durable, has solid bass, and under $400? Also, i am not someone who really cares about having a flat balanced sound signature or accurate sound and all that. if it sounds good and solid then i like it. i guess i prefer the sound signature of companies like sonos, jbl, and harmon kardon. it would also be useful to mention that i usually listen to rap, hip hop, trap, pop, rnb, and stuff like that. that may be why i prefer the speakers that i do since these music genres usually have a lot of bass/treble.