JBL PartyBox Club 120 - Portable party speaker - Featuring powerful JBL Pro Sound, the JBL PartyBox Club 120 delivers the best music experience - Black

We are house of music lovers - top to bottom. This speaker was particularly a winner with the family, specially with the kids. The options of different colour schemes and flow of lighting is well thought and the flashes of bright white gives a real club effect. The sound can be tweaked with button options including dj effects and more options via the phone application. In terms of sounds it is warm with extra bass selected and doesn't sound muddled or hollow. I will be using the speaker in the summer house gym and the lights give a real boost of motivation when you're pushing yourself. If I was fussy I would have liked the case of the speaker to have rear vents to allow 360 to bounce against the wall for more effect. This speaker is step up from a portable handheld. If your only buying one and not needing to transport via backpack then this would cover more use cases for the home and small to medium size parties where the power satisfies to fill the room up.

The JBL PartyBox 120 is a monster. I charged it up and it ran continuously for 12 hours – longer than I can last on a night out on the town, and definitely longer than the battery in my phone. The noise is earthly and loud, It doesn't just take up a space – it spills out of it, comes over into the garden, and probably rattles your neighbour's kitchen cupboards. The bass thumps more solidly than your car exhaust, and the sound shoots from "chill background rhythms" to "mini-glastonbury in your garden" with a single flick of the dial. It's well built, at just over 2ft tall, but with the handles you can just carry it around easily. I took it to a fun run where I was marshaling, and the runners were more keen to overtake me than the finish line itself. You don't require pep talks when you've got bass drops. Pairing over Bluetooth is so quick it's almost suspicious, and the controls are simple enough that even your mate who still thinks Bluetooth is “witchcraft” can work it out. In short: this thing doesn't just play music – it hosts the party and serves the drinks