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Up to 8 hours of wireless music, 20 hours of talktime and 800 hours of standby.

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Various navigation and ADAS apps can send safety and navigation prompts via Bluetooth; simultaneously, the driver can continue to listen to their factory radio for local newscasts or traffic updates.

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Portable Bluetooth® handsfree kit that can be clipped to your car's sun visor

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No installation required, can be easily used in another car

Exclusive Patented Noise Cancelling Technology

Allows the driver to enjoy crystal clear phone calls even with strong road or wind noise.

Wireless Bluetooth Streaming

Enjoy JBL quality sound wirelessly via Bluetooth

Extended Rechargeable Battery Life

Up to 8 hours of wireless music, 20 hours of talktime and 800 hours of standby.

Navigation and ADAS prompts from smartphone

Various navigation and ADAS apps can send safety and navigation prompts via Bluetooth; simultaneously, the driver can continue to listen to their factory radio for local newscasts or traffic updates.

Supports Siri, Google Now

Supports Siri, Google Now from smart phone via Bluetooth

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JBL Trip Review: Add A Great Bluetooth Speakerphone To Your Car

Justin Jelinek | April 28, 2016 February 7, 2016 Audio , Android , Audio Hardware Reviews , Auto , Editor's Choice & Top Picks , iOS , Mobile , Reviews , Windows Phone

Most new cars come with Bluetooth functionality built in as a standard option. Even so, there are all sorts of older cars — and some newer cars — on the road that have absolutely no Bluetooth capabilities whatsoever. The JBL Trip is a device meant to add some Bluetooth functionality to cars that don’t have it. though that’s not all it can do. Keep reading our JBL Trip review to see just what this mini Bluetooth speakerphone can do for you, and see why it was named one of our Top Picks of 2016.

Specifications

• Rated Power : 3.2W
• Battery Type : Lithium-ion Polymer (3.8V, 1200mAh)
• Music Playtime : Up to 8 hours (varies by volume level and audio content)
• Call Time : Up to 20 hours
• Standby Time : Up to 800 hours
• Frequency Response : 160Hz to 20KHz
• Signal-to-Noise Ratio : >80dB
• Transducer : 1 x 40mm
• Height : 134mm
• Width : 64mm
• Depth : 34mm
• Weight : 230g
• Connectors : Micro USB
• Bluetooth : Version 3.0
• Supported Bluetooth Profiles : A2DP V1.3, AVRCP V1.5, HFP V1.6, HSP V1.2

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• Magnetic visor clip
• MicroUSB cable
• User manuals

A device meant to be clipped to your car’s visor needs to be able to be easy to access while not causing a distraction. The JBL Trip hits both of those marks with its relatively small footprint and easy to use layout.

The Trip is a pill-shaped speaker just over five inches long, two and a half inches wide, and about an inch and a third deep. The speaker grill is adorned with the JBL logo in the middle, while the body of the speaker has the buttons and microUSB input. The back of the speaker includes two divots where the visor clip attaches via two powerful magnets on the speaker.

The power button and Bluetooth pairing button are located on the right side of the speaker, while the front of the speaker has volume up/down buttons, a telephone handset button that answers/ends calls as well as plays or pauses music. The front also includes a microphone button that allows you to use voice commands, or interact with Google Now or Siri without taking your phone out of your pocket. While you’re on a call the microphone button acts as a mute switch.

The power and Bluetooth pairing buttons are hardware buttons while the controls on the front of the speaker are capacitive. All in all the JBL Trip looks nice, but still stays mostly out of the way.

Ease of Use

Pairing your phone to the JBL Trip is easy. If you’re at all familiar with pairing Bluetooth devices you should be all over this, but it’s as easy as pressing the Bluetooth pairing button on the speaker while your phone’s Bluetooth capability is turned on andscanning. Your phone will recognize the Trip quickly, and pairing will happen soon after.

Once you’re paired, using the Trip isn’t too much more difficult. You’ll need to long-press the power button to turn the speaker on. You’ll hear an ascending set of tones when the speaker turns on. You’ll hear another tone once the speaker has connected to your phone and then you’re ready to rock and roll. When you’re done, another long-press of the power button will bring a descending set of tones and the speaker will turn off. The power button does take some getting used to. While it is a hardware button, it sits flush with the body of the speaker. Since it is on the side it’s not directly in your view, and it took some hits and misses to really accurately find the power switch with regularity.

Answering and ending calls is as easy as using the phone button on the speaker. Playing or pausing music uses the same button. Voice commands are simple as well. You just need to tap the microphone button and it will connect you with Google Now or Siri depending on your mobile OS of choice. The volume buttons are pretty self explanatory.

JBL makes some great sounding speakers, and the Trip is no exception, though it isn’t exactly meant to be used as a speaker, at least not primarily. If you’re going to use the Trip as a speaker you’ll want to do so in a relatively small, quiet room. The Trip can play music relatively loudly, but if you’re mostly just leaving it in your car, or using it in a rental car when you travel, chances are very good you’ll have an overall better sounding stereo system already available to you.

Where the JBL Trip really shines is with phone calls (which we’ll talk about in the next section, don’t worry), navigation, and voice commands. More and more states are cracking down on texting while driving — as they absolutely should be, I might add — so voice commands are a great way to help keep your eyes on the road. Anything you’re able to do with Google Now or Siri via your voice, you’ll be able to do through the JBL Trip.

The Trip is great for navigation too. Even if you are already able to connect your phone to your car via Bluetooth, or if you car already has a navigation system built in, the Trip is going to be in a place on your visor that’s quite a lot closer to your head than your car’s speakers. My car does have a navigation system, though it’s admittedly rather old, and if I’m listening to music, the voice on the navigation doesn’t always come through very clearly. I didn’t have that problem with the Trip. Listening to music even at slightly louder volumes wasn’t an issue since the Trip is positioned on your visor. I mentioned just a few paragraphs ago that the Trip can get pretty loud. With navigation in particular it’s able to be loud without getting distorted.

Reception/Call Quality

I wasn’t kidding when I said this is the area where the Trip really shines. Every call I made through the Trip sounded crisp and clear. Callers could hear me very clearly, and I didn’t have any issues hearing the people I was calling.

JBL suggests that the Trip will even work with the windows down, which I was a bit skeptical about. I was testing the speaker in late December and January in Chicago… not the warmest time of year… but I wanted to see if the Trip could put its money where its mouth is, so on a slightly warmer day I rolled down the windows while on a call. If you’ve ever tried to make a phone call while driving with the windows down you’re probably familiar with the normal pain points. If you’re making a call on speaker phone that’s a whole new level of pain. While the JBL Trip was quite a lot better than your standard cell phone speakerphone combination while driving with the windows down, it still wasn’t without limitations. You could probably get away with the windows down if you’re driving through a neighborhood, or at slower speeds, but anything much more than 35 mph and you may still have some trouble. That said, I was impressed with how well the JBL performed on calls overall, it is a definite improvement over using your phone by itself.

Battery Life

JBL suggests that you’ll be able to get 8 hours of music playback, 20 hours of calls, and 800 hours of standby on a single charge. I used the Trip only very briefly to play music, and even through numerous phone calls, and leaving the Trip on whenever I was driving over the span of the last month I still haven’t killed the battery. If you’re using this simply as a speakerphone and hands free system for your phone, you’ll be able to let the Trip run for quite some time. With microUSB charging, you could even charge it while you’re on the road if you’ve got a decent car charger.

Price/Value

At $99.95, the JBL Trip is priced reasonably for what it offers. It fills an admittedly rather specific set of uses, though it handles those uses very well.

If you, like me, have an older car that does not have Bluetooth functionality, you need to give the JBL Trip a look. With some states cracking down on even holding a cell phone while driving, the Trip lets you make calls, send messages, or even ask questions of Google Now/Siri all with your voice.

*We were sent a demo unit of the JBL Trip for the purposes of this review.

Last Updated on April 28, 2016.

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The 28 Best Outdoor Bluetooth Speakers for Taking Music With You

By Philip Sherburne

The best outdoor Bluetooth speakers are portable, waterproof, rugged, and ergonomic, making it simple to take your music with you wherever you go, from the beach to the pool side to the cliff face. In the 1980s, the Walkman made music both portable and personal, giving everyone the potential to craft a private soundtrack to their day. Bluetooth, launched in 1999, preserved the portable half of that equation while shifting the emphasis back to the public sphere. Bluetooth technology exists in everything from headphones to hearing aids, but for many of us, Bluetooth is something like a virtual aux cord, not only giving us the chance to take our music wherever we wish, but also—unlike the cassette boomboxes of yore—letting us share DJ duties with our friends.

We spoke to a number of experts and music professionals about the best outdoor Bluetooth speakers they bring along when they want to take the party on the road.

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JBL Charge 5 ($180)

You can find the JBL logo everywhere from the concert stage to movie theaters to recording studios. These days, it’s also a popular brand for Bluetooth speakers. “I think JBL makes some of the best portable speakers,” says Na-Kel Smith, the multi-hyphenate skater, actor, and rapper. “They’re loud, indestructible, waterproof, nicely sized. Somebody always has one on the skate session and they come in different sizes, but they all slap.”

The Charge series, which comes in an array of eye-grabbing colors, is a particular highlight. “They’re reliable, durable, waterproof and they sound good,” says Willie Green , a producer and engineer whose credits include Armand Hammer, the Roots, and Wiz Khalifa. “Plus you can link them together—I’ve got a couple of them.”

Berlin-based Adam Marshall, an electronic musician and graphic designer, likes the Charge 3 , which he bought as a “bigger, bassier” alternative to the Charge 2. (Both units have been discontinued, though the Charge 3 is still available from Amazon and other retailers.) Los Angeles jazz musician Carlos Niño is also a fan of the Charge 3. “It’s easy, has a simple design, kinda bumps. I really like that it’s waterproof, even though I would likely never have mine in or around water.” A step up from the merely splash-proof Charge 2, the Charge 3 and its successor, Charge 4 , are IPX7 waterproof, which means they can theoretically be submerged in one meter of water for 30 minutes, and the soft fabric covering doubles as an easy grip, in case you wanted to toss one to a friend on the other side of the pool. (Caveat swimmer: The Sound Guys ’ IPX7-rated JBL Flip 4 broke after just 10 seconds under water.) Both the Charge 3 and Charge 4 are said to hold an impressive 20-hour charge, too, though some reviewers’ results differ. One nice battery-related feature: You can charge your phone off the Charge 4’s stored power, though that will draw down the unit’s power faster.

The Charge 5 is the latest addition to the series, boasting slightly more refined sound, a minor physical redesign, and a few more new features. Among them, it’s IP67 waterproof and dustproof, which means you can toss it in your beach bag and not worry about getting sand in the cracks. One downside of the Charge 5 is that, like its predecessors, it’s a mono speaker (though it can be linked in stereo pairs). The IP67-rated JBL Xtreme 3 includes four drivers—dual 25-watt woofers and 25-watt tweeters—which means true stereo sound. “Apart from the best battery life I ever got out of any device, the sound is definitely okay for the general public,” says Tom Verhoeven, head of Belgian’s Curle Recordings. “It’s not audiophile quality, but it is stereo, and I remember from my quest for a Bluetooth speaker that that wasn’t something most offered.”

If you need even more power, the JBL Boombox 2 delivers, thanks to its dual 30-watt tweeters (the speaker components that drive treble frequencies) and 40-watt woofers (which drive bass). Like other JBL Bluetooth products, it can be linked to other units for added stereo fun. The attached handle gives the device an ergonomic feel and sleek, slightly retro design, while its IPX7 rating means you needn’t worry about rain showers, poolside splashes, or spilled drinks. It’s like a “portable nightclub,” says Chris Smith, founder of Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit label. “I bought one when I had to pack away my delicate floor-standing speakers due to a toddler arriving. It's waterproof, very sturdy and sounds great at low or high volume. The Bluetooth implementation is also great, allowing easy switching between phone, laptop and hifi receiver.”

At the other end of the spectrum is the JBL Clip 4 : Where the Boombox 2 weighs a whopping 13 pounds, the Clip 4 is small, light (just half a pound), and, thanks to its carabiner-like handle, easy to take anywhere. Just fasten it to your backpack or your handlebars, and you’re off and running.

Ultimate Ears Boom 3 ($150)

California’s Ultimate Ears—founded, as the origin story goes, in the back of a Van Halen tour bus—started out making in-ear monitors for musicians on stage, but these days their portable speakers have turned them into a popular consumer brand, too, one known for substantial sound and sleek design.

The centerpiece of their product offering is the waterproof Boom line (Wonderboom 2, Boom 3, Megaboom 3, and Hyperboom) which features long-lasting battery life, robust sound, and multi-speaker connectivity—as many as 150 speakers, the company claims. “The Boom series of speakers all sound great for their size, but the ability to link them—in stereo pairs, or in larger groups with the ‘Party Up’ feature—makes the whole line worth investing in,” says Pitchfork’s Matthew Ruiz. “I bought my first years ago, have added several since, and they’re all still going strong.” (Boom speakers can’t be linked with speakers in UE’s Blast or Roll series, however.)

The series’ smallest offering is the Wonderboom 2 : a genial little device, not much bigger than a beer can in a neoprene cozy, that comes in quirky colors, boasts 13 hours of battery life, and features a 360-degree soundstage. The Wonderboom 2 is water-resistant, with an IPX7 rating; unique to this speaker is a feature the company calls “Outdoor Boost,” which is specially tuned for listening outside. Two Wonderboom speakers can be linked in a stereo pair, though they are not compatible with other Boom speakers on a Party Up network.

The Boom 3 is a step up in size and quality, with 15 hours of battery life, an IP67 waterproof/dustproof rating, and a 50-percent greater Bluetooth range (150 ft.), but it’s still nicely portable—it can even slot inside a bicycle’s water-bottle cradle. “It’s genuinely surprising how mighty and sturdy this small portable speaker is,” says Debi Ghose, aka the London DJ and NTS Radio resident DEBONAIR. “It fills any room, no problem, and is powerful enough to function well outdoors, with a link capability to optionally pair it with other Booms, as well as being waterproof and pretty much unbreakable. I love its minimal aesthetic, and emitting 360 sound is a great feature—it's certainly enabled some impromptu party moments.”

For $50 more, you can move up to the IP67-rated Megaboom 3 , which delivers even bigger sound—the company promises 50% deeper bass than the Boom 3. “The Megaboom is wireless, rugged, and waterproof, so you can take it to the beach or just leave it on the back deck, rain or shine,” says Wired magazine’s Michael Calore. “I keep mine in the shower—not in the bathroom, but in the actual shower. The battery lasts 20 hours between charges and the volume buttons are can't-miss-them huge. Best of all: the thing gets ridiculously loud without distorting. If you like Dino Jr played back at Mascis-approved levels, this is your jam.”

Ultimate Ears’ most sociable product is the Hyperboom : a splash-proof (IPX4 rating) box promising 24 hours of battery life and a bunch of features designed to make it the center of any house party, including USB phone charging and the ability to remember up to eight paired devices. Naturally, it boasts the most impressive sound in the Boom range—up to 100 decibels—thanks to its two woofers, two tweeters, and two passive radiators (to enrich the low end), plus features like adaptive EQ, which automatically adjusts according to the dimensions of the room.

Sonos Roam ($170)

Sonos may have made its name with multi-room systems, but the company’s product line has expanded to include various models to bring into the yard, or beyond.

The handheld Roam , the latest addition to the Sonos line, is IP67 waterproof, drop resistant, and manages 10 hours of battery life. Another nice feature is that it supports wireless charging, via Qi-compatible pads. In addition to its product design and sound quality, “The thing I appreciate most about the Roam is its integration into my already vast Sonos system,” says Noah Goldstein, a Grammy-winning engineer with credits for Kanye, Frank Ocean, and Travis Scott. Though it’s the lowest-priced Sonos speaker on the market, it’s fully compatible with any Sonos system. Unlike most of the Sonos line, however, the Roam is compatible with Bluetooth as well as wifi and Apple AirPlay 2—a must, if you’re going to take it out of the house.

And while it’s small, the speaker packs a punch. Given its hand-held dimensions, the Sonos Roam is neither as loud or as deep as the Sonos One, but some listeners find its sound more faithful than some of its bassier competitors. “For a small, portable speaker, Roam sounds big and genuine,” says Emily Lazar , a Grammy-winning engineer who has mastered records for Haim, Vampire Weekend, Clairo, Beck, and more. “It doesn’t sound forced or artificial, and that’s a testament to its technical design. It’s unique in its class because it actually performs like a finely tuned speaker as opposed to a megaphone.”

The Move is an even more substantial offering: It’s got the look, feel, and sound of one of Sonos’ home units, but it’s meant to travel, with an ergonomic handle, drop-proof case, and weatherproof IP56 rating, as well as Bluetooth compatibility. “I know this sounds obvious but it’s cool that it can move about,” says Emily Kempf, singer and bassist of Chicago’s Dehd. “I wake up every morning with the Sonos alarm and it plays for an hour while I do my meditation journaling and drink coffee. I also dance to club music in my kitchen alone, and for one week when I tried to be a workout person I used them to really crank up my energy on the yoga mat. Overall it’s just nice to have impeccable sounding speakers in almost every room in my house.”

“I love the Sonos Move,” agrees Nabil Ayers, general manager of 4AD U.S., writer, and Pitchfork contributor . “It's big, but that's why it sounds good. You can switch it from Bluetooth to wifi, and when my wife and I shared a house with some friends last year, we put two Moves together to make a stereo pair.”

The Italian brand IK Multimedia bills its iLoud as a portable Bluetooth speaker developed specifically for musicians, with an emphasis on generous output, accurate audio resolution, and deep bass. Peter Kirn, editor of Berlin’s Create Digital Music magazine, is a fan. “Those of us making music are used to having some power and actual bass response. iLoud has both. There aren't such fancy looks on this model, but you get 40W power, frequency response at the low end, jacks for plugging stuff in—even a guitar/instrument jack so you can practice with it. And it's still portable and runs well on batteries, so you can take it to the park—and even play your mix on it there.”

Bose SoundLink Revolve+ II ($300)

Bose is well known for its noise-cancelling headphones, but it’s also great at filling spaces with wireless sound. The Bose SoundLink Revolve has been one the most stylish offerings on the market since it was introduced a few years ago, with sleek metal casing and cylindrical design delivering true 360-degree sound. It’s recently been updated to the SoundLink Revolve II ; the new model is splashproof and drop-proof and said to offer 17 hours of battery life. I’ve been using a first-gen model for a few years now, and I find it makes for particularly good sound outdoors as opposed to in enclosed spaces, where the bass and mids can get a little muddy. For maximum portability, you’ll want to pony up for the Revolve+ II , which comes equipped with a nifty little handle on top—although with a $100 price difference between the two units, that might seem like a lot to shell out for a handle. An optional charging cradle, for $29, gives your speaker a stable resting place when it’s not out on adventures.

For a much smaller footprint, there’s also the SoundLink Mini II , a trim little speaker not much bigger than your phone. Or if you really want the freedom of movement, go for the SoundLink Micro , an IPX7 waterproof, ultra-portable speaker equipped with a tear-resistant strap that lets you hook it onto a backpack or hang it from your handlebars.

IKEA Eneby Portable ($25)

IKEA has been making headlines in recent years with some pretty high-profile audio collaborations. The Swedish furniture retailer teamed up with cult synth manufacturer Teenage Engineering on FREKVENS , a hackable modular mobile sound-and-light system that’s sadly no longer available, and with Sonos on SYMFONISK, a line of Bluetooth speakers. But IKEA’s audio efforts don’t end there. While the company’s Eneby model was designed as a bookshelf speaker—the 12"x12" version fits nicely on a Kallax record shelf—the 8"x8" version comes with a handle and can be fitted with an optional battery pack that lets you take it anywhere. An even more portable option is the 6x3" Eneby , an ultra-portable model that runs on AAA batteries. Use the insertable cork divot—a striking design flourish—to prop it up, or slip a cord through the center hole to affix it to your backpack.

Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 ($250)

Danish maker Bang & Olufsen’s runway-ready portable speakers are a testament to the notion that good sound and good looks are perfectly compatible. The lozenge-shaped Beosound A1 fits practically in the palm of your hand, which is fitting, because its pearl-finish aluminum shell and leather carrying strap are just begging to be touched. Its appearance may be refined, but the Beosound A1 is IP67-rated dustproof and waterproof, and the Alexa-ready unit is equipped with Bluetooth 5.1, which claims a range of 800 feet. And despite its small size, it packs two 30-watt amps to provide up to 92 decibels of output, and far deeper bass than you’d think possible. For bigger sound and even more luxurious looks, there’s the Beolit 20, which looks a bit like a drinks cooler you’d expect to see in Jay and Bey’s yacht. Equally at home indoors and outdoors, the Beolit 20 features dual 35-watt amps, four speakers and two passive bass radiators, for a 360-degree soundstage. Two units can be paired in stereo for maximum surround-sound effect, and the sleek flat surface is a Qi-compatible wireless charging pad—think of it as a helipad for your phone.

Vifa Helsinki ($399)

For design fans, there are plenty of portable Bluetooth speakers out there that are as nice to look at as they are to listen to. Denmark’s Vifa makes eye-catching speakers (with, admittedly, eye-watering price tags) that double as conversation pieces. The Helsinki , which looks like a purse, comes covered in fabric woven by Danish textile designer Kvadrat and features a leather strap from Swedish leather manufacturer Tärnsjö Garveri. The Oslo , a semi-portable version of the company’s flagship Copenhagen speaker, is made of die-cast aluminum and Kvadrat textile, and comes with its own travel bag. The demure Reykjavik takes the shape of a fabric- or anodized aluminum-covered disk that hangs from a leather strap; despite its size, it features three drivers and 360-degree sound, and can be linked in stereo pairs. The smallest and cheapest of Vifa’s speakers is the Vifa City , a stylish waterproof mini speaker whose nylon cord is perfect for looping around the handles of your favorite handbag.

The splash-proof specs of Lexon’s Tykho 3 radio and Bluetooth speaker means that many people may leave it in their bathroom, where few are likely to see it. But make no mistake, the rubber-coated unit is a feast for the eyes. Its design is an homage to the French firm’s iconic waterproof radio: Designed in 1997 by Marc Berthier, it graced the cover of TIME magazine’s “ The Rebirth of Design ” issue in 2000, and today it’s also a part of the MOMA collection . The Tykho 3 boasts 20 hours of continued playtime, supports Bluetooth audio and analog radio, and is available in an array of colors including duck blue, khaki, mastic, and taupe gray.

Japanese firm Mori Mori’s LED Lantern Speaker looks even further back in time: Its distinctive shape could easily be mistaken for a hurricane lamp from the early 20th century. Suffice to say, your grandparents’ kerosene lantern could never: Mori Mori’s lamp features a dimmable LED and 360-degree sound. It’s hardly the most high-fidelity offering on the market. But if you’re in the market for something to bring along on your next camping trip, Mori Mori’s speaker will certainly blend in with the surroundings.

MobileSpec MBS14102 ($40)

Bluetooth speakers don’t have to break the bank. For the budget conscious, it’s possible to find perfectly acceptable devices for well under $100. “For backyard dinners in the city I use Comiso's portable waterproof speaker ,” says flower designer Nicole Rossi, owner of Philadelphia’s Texture Florals . “It holds a fairly long charge, and is loud enough to keep up with outdoor city noise.”

Britt Brown, label head of California’s Not Not Fun and 100% Silk, picked up the MobileSpec MBS14102 for $40 at a “random Utah truck stop.” He says, “It does these amazing budget-rave light patterns and runs for like a week straight without charging. And my girlfriend’s dad got me this Rokono BASS+ speaker, which sounds pretty solid and fits in a small pocket so I bring it on walks through the dunes and test how far I can stream Bandcamp in the wilderness.”

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