JBL has given the new Charge a similar set of enhancements. The speaker now comes with a woven strap that can be used as a carry handle — with each end attached to the built-in lanyard rods — or as a wrist strap, with both ends attached to one end of the speaker.

JBL’s bringing fun back to wireless audio with two new budget wireless speakers that start at $150 and $200 with lossless audio and improved battery.

JBL’s previous Flip speaker, the Flip 6, was released in 2021. The JBL Flip 7 is the smaller and more affordable of the new portable Bluetooth speakers. It looks mostly the same as its predecessor, the 2021-released Flip 6, but JBL gave it a number of under-the-hood upgrades.

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.