It will help keep the party going with JBL’s promised battery life of 12 hours on a single charge, so you shouldn’t have to worry about the music getting cut off right when everyone’s already having fun. The JBL Flip 5 connects through Bluetooth, a wireless technology that’s present in nearly every mobile device in the market, which means that the speaker will work with most smartphones and music players. It also supports JBL’s PartyBoost, which allows you to pair two JBL speakers that are compatible with the feature to create stereo sound, or multiple speakers for even larger sound to cover a wider area. The first thing that music lovers will appreciate about the JBL Flip 5 is its racetrack-shaped driver, which delivers high output and booming bass despite the Bluetooth speaker’s relatively small size. The JBL Flip 6 appears in Digital Trends’ best speakers as the top option if you want a portable Bluetooth speaker, but its predecessor, the JBL Flip 5, remains a worthy purchase because it comes with most of the same features.

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