Both speakers are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, and they come with longer battery life than before: up to 16 hours f

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.

JBL has revealed the Flip 7 and Charge 6 Bluetooth speakers, with both new models teasing extensive upgrades to their features and performance.

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.

JBL's Charge and Flip speakers are regular visitors to our best Bluetooth speakers guide, thanks to a winning formula of great sound and rugged design. And now the brand has tweaked its winning formula further with the new JBL Charge 6 and JBL Flip 7, both of which come with significantly improved audio and battery life.

Now, lets talk about the Zebronics Feast 800, JBL Go Essential, BoAt Stone 350 Pro, and Portronics SoundDrum 1. Well give them their best feature, what differentiates them from others, and one small minus to watch out for.

In the market for an affordable and highly portable Bluetooth speaker? Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more JBL is a heritage American loudspeaker manufacturer brand with a history dating back to the mid-1940s.

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.