Jam Heavy Metal Bluetooth Wireless Speaker - Compact & Portable with up to 8 Hours of Playtime, Dual Passive Bass Radiator with Lifelike 20W Stereo Sound, Speakerphone Function, Aux-In Port - Black

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The best ever speaker in the world today and should be advertised more as these are far sup erior then any I have tried and heard in any store. The short answer is no, Jam heavy metal speakers are not waterproof. However, they are weather-resistant and can withstand light rain and moisture. So if you’re looking for a speaker to take on your next camping trip or to use by the pool, a Jam speaker may be a good option for you. Just be sure to keep it away from any major sources of water (like a swimming pool) to avoid damaging it. This effect is evident in many fairly expensive “street” headphones, although in Bluetooth speaker land, both the Bose SoundLink Mini II and Riva S in particular offer stronger mids, which result in slightly more real-sounding vocals.

Designed for mobile phones and smartphones, the Jam Heavy Metal HX-P920 provides easy connectivity through wireless Bluetooth technology. It allows for a range of up to 9 meters, providing flexibility and convenience for users to enjoy their music without being restricted by cables. Additionally, the speaker includes a USB charging port, enabling users to charge their devices while listening to music. This speaker is suitable for those seeking a wireless, portable and easy-to-use speaker. Its lightweight and compact design make it convenient for on-the-go listening. With a Bluetooth range of up to 9 meters, it can easily connect to a phone or other Bluetooth-enabled devices from across the room. However, it's not ideal for those seeking high volume or bass, as its rated RMS power is relatively low at 20W. Although this speaker’s sound is less grand and a little more delicate than the Bose SoundLink Mini, it’s loud.If you've recently moved or installed a new router, simply reconnect the speakers to your new router by following the step-by-step process in the app. Both speakers have their pros and cons, so it really comes down to what you’re looking for in a portable Bluetooth speaker. Hopefully, this article has helped you decide which one is the best for you. Bass depth disappoints. True low-frequency output just isn’t present, so while it’s much fuller-sounding than a model such as the Jam Classic, this just isn’t a perfect party speaker.

We didn’t find the Jam Classic to be the most captivating of performers, noting that if your aim was to boost the audio of your smartphone, “the JAM Classic 2.0 does enough. Just.” Three stars was our indifferent verdict.The Jam Heavy Metal speaker also has a long battery life, but it’s not as good as the Bose speaker. The Jam speaker will last for up to eight hours on a single charge.