JBL’s Charge series has long delivered fan-favorite portable speakers. But with the latest release of its best-selling speakers, JBL proves that even the best tech on the market can get better. Introducing the new JBL Charge 6,

Like all recent JBL Bluetooth speakers, the JBL Charge 5 supports PartyBoost. This means you can pair it with two or more speakers (also compatible with PartyBoost) to synchronize their output, creating stereo or surround sound. This is an excellent option for parties where you want multiple rooms of the house to be able to hear the music.

After a long wait, JBL has redesigned its two popular portable speakers, upgrading them with improved sound and battery life. They're available for preorder now.

The JBL Flip 7 also features an upgraded IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating, an interchangeable carrying strap or carabiner attachment, multi-speaker connectivity using Bluetooth Auracast, and high-resolution lossless audio when connected to a device and supported service with a USB-C cable.

You can pre-order the Flip 7 for $150 on JBL’s website with an expected ship date of April 6. The pricing is competitive and puts it in line with the Bose Soundlink Flex (2nd Gen) ($150), the Anker Soundcore Boom 2 ($130), and the Beats Pill ($130).

BBQs, kickbacks, workouts, camp trips, and beach hangs just got an upgrade: JBL has released its new and better-than-ever Flip 7 portable speaker. The latest in their best-in-class speakers, this powerhouse portable marries cutting-edge audio tech with rugged durability,