What drew me to the JBL Charge 4 design is the fact that it is designed to be IPX7 waterproof. It’s worth pointing out that compared to the Charge 2, the speakerphone ability has been removed in the JBL Charge 4 so this is just a music device and no longer able to take phone calls. Perhaps an even cooler way to use JBL Connect+ is that in the app you can set up 2 matching speakers to work in a Left/Right stereo mode and achieve a very impressive sound experience using portable Bluetooth speakers.
This can be done by pressing the onboard button or in the app you can also manage your party mode. If a party setting is what you are looking for, the JBL Connect+ feature lets you connect more than 100 JBL speakers together for a synchronized listening experience.
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Once connected, there is also a JBL app that can be installed to show you some basic information like battery level and also to install any firmware updates that JBL may push out.
I do love this feature because it makes the speaker a double-duty device and who doesn’t love a good 2-fer.įrom a Bluetooth point of view, the Charge 4 uses Bluetooth 4.2 which means that 2 phones can connect at the same time so you can take turns playing your favorite song without the downtime of trying to hand off a connection. This means that when your music is playing, your phone can stay topped off and you don’t have to worry about killing your phone while listening to music. The defining feature of the JBL Charge 4 is the built-in USB charging port that taps into the speakers built-in 7500mAH rechargeable battery.
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