Tech

JBL’s latest big sounding Bluetooth speaker launches for $229.95 – the Charge 5

JBL has updated it’s mid sized Bluetooth speaker with the company’s latest design and capabilities with a booming sound at an affordable price.

The JBL Charge 5 is IPX67 waterproof and dustpoof meaning it can be used anywhere you want music, while also connecting to up to two devices at a time.

Tuned with JBL Pro Sound the quality is first class, we’ve never come across a JBL speaker that didn’t impress at every volume.

While it might seem simple, the look is improved, with a big-bold new sized JBL logo on front, and a rubberised base.

The JBL Charge 5 is also available in a range of colours. Oh and if you want more sound, you can link two JBL PartyBoost compatible speakers together for a stereo sound, or multiple more speakers to really ramp up your party sound.

All that, plus a 20 hour playtime from the battery – that’s huge! If you don’t need all that power for your music, plug your smartphone in for a full charged.

RRP is $229.95, we’ve already seen it at $199 at JB HiFi

Recent Posts

  • Tech

HP’s latest Security report shows just how smart hackers have become

Research by HP’s Wolf Security has uncovered the sophisticated tools now being utilised by hackers…

14 hours ago
  • Tech

Apple rushes urgent iPhone 12 fix amid Triple Zero concerns

After a week of drama in the Senate Committee looking into issues with the Triple…

2 days ago
  • Tech

Reddit takes the Australian Government to the High Court over the Social Media ban

When Reddit was named by the eSafety commissioner and then the Minister for Communications as…

3 days ago
  • Lifestyle

Qantas the 6th most delayed airline in the world according to Flighty Global Passport Report

I fly a lot. I need information about my flight, the gate I'm headed to,…

3 days ago
  • Tech

Google set to launch new AI Assisted Smart Glasses in 2026

Google has unveiled plans to launch Smart Glasses powered by AI over the next year,…

4 days ago
  • Tech

TikTok enforces Social Media Age Ban and deletes videos made by under 16s

Kids across Australia are waking up to the Albanese Government's Social Media Minimum Age legislation…

5 days ago