A larger image of the song is created instead of one that is pulled together, allowing for a more nuanced listen. The drums may feel further away while the vocal feels closer and more surrounded by the rest of the instruments. This helps ensure no elements are lost when trying to fill a space.Ĭharge 5: We get more varied leveling and dimension. The difference in distance and positioning from vocals to drums and keys will not feel extreme, as music is given a very glued-together presentation. However, those who opt for the Flip 5 will not feel robbed of low end by any means, just served a different flavor of it.įlip 5: Elements are given more equal presence.
If you want heavy bass, the Charge 5 will serve you better. The Flip 5’s shifted focus away from the more rumbling bass frequencies adds a bit more pop to drums, snares and claps, giving them a noticeably harder hit. Comparatively, the Flip 5 has a higher set bass response. The Charge 5 has a heavier low end response, with a further reach into the deepest bass frequencies. The mid range on the Flip 5 is a bit more biting compared to the Charge 5, which may be preferable for some listeners. The Flip 5, on the other hand, has a noticeably crisper, slightly sharper feel, likely in efforts to compensate for its smaller sound with some more intense presence.
Music has the edges taken off and the warmth boosted, with parts of their midrange somewhat subdued. The Charge 5 has a more silky, filtered sound to it. Both speakers are waterproof, though the Charge 5 is additionally dust proofįlip 5: 2.5 hour charge time / 12 hour battery life (volume depending)Ĭharge 5: 4 hour charge time / 20 hour battery life (volume depending)
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They also both have the ability to be paired with another JBL bluetooth speaker, which is a great added bonus. If you’d like to watch our video comparison of these two speakers, check it out here.īoth speakers offer the same functions, and of course bluetooth pairing. Should you get the slightly larger, more expensive Charge 5, or can you opt for the extra portable, cheaper Flip 5 without sacrificing quality? Let’s do a deep dive into the sound of both of these speakers and see which seems best fitted for your needs. Sitting not too far in price from one another, the Charge 5 at $179 and the Flip 5 at $119, they have the same look and build, though are significantly different sizes. Their Charge 5 and Flip 5 models may leave a lot of buyers a bit stumped.
JBL has a long standing reputation for making quality speakers, and in their bluetooth line we have a lot of options. Even once you’ve narrowed your options down to a small price range and specific company, numerous options still exist without clear distinction from one another. When looking to buy one, you’ll be faced with tons of options to the point you may feel so overwhelmed and spend weeks researching before you get the slightest idea of what you want. The paradox of choice is ever present in the bluetooth speaker world.
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