I mean for the big speakers a partybox 210 is like okay (also speakers of the same size usually sound very similar), 310 is the best for medium sized rooms and anything above is practically not needed. For the medium sized ones, a boombox 3, charge 4/5/6 are pretty good cost/sound sound variants. For the smaller/little ones it's hard to choose, since you usually can't get much bass out of them. I chose mine by the specs and knowledge. JBL has been around for years and has developed a pretty huge ecosystem of syncing tws clear sounding speakers. Although they're pretty pricey, I think most of their speakers are worth it.
How to choose:
Ratings/comments under product
Specs (Size, wattage and speaker range. The lower it goes, the better it usually is.)
Price: must not be overpriced. The less rgb the lower the price (usually (not talking about partyboxes rn))
I sold my PB 110 to get the PB 310, it's amazing but weighs 17 kilos, so I got a Boombox 3 for portability and power, and the 310 stays for listening at home.
I use a pair of 310s outside for DJing around the fire and the neighbor in the house 100 yards away texts me to turn the bass down at night.
It's not a PA system but saying it's not loud enough for 10 people is wild.
Don’t know what you consider VERY LOUD, but my PartyBox 310 which I have had for 4 years now gets plenty loud. I’d imagine it’s newer sibling, the PartyBox 320 would be sufficient. (If u can afford it).
Return it and go a size up. I started with a 310 and got a second one they will melt your dick off. Sound quality is perfect for big yard bashes and even low volume in my 10x20 shop. The bass will not ripple your clothes on any battery powered speaker but I also haven’t heard a 720 in person.
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