And for the party animals out there, rest assured - the bottle opener is still built right in.
And speaking of upgrades, the Xtreme 3 boasts improvements in both sound and design, thanks to a new non-slip shoulder strap, an upgrade to the 5.1 Bluetooth standard, a USB-C port for charging the speaker but also for using the speaker’s battery to charge your phone, a USB-A port to plug in a music player, and up to 15 hours of battery life. With no fewer than four drivers (2 x 70 mm and 2 x 20 mm) and two passive radiators, the dust- and waterproof speaker promises “dynamic, immersive sound with deep bass and plenty of detail,” while managing to remain half a kilogram (about one pound) lighter than its predecessor. As happens every fall, IFA 2020 provided JBL with the occasion to unveil a myriad of brand-new sound toys, among which was the latest member of the Xtreme portable speaker family, the JBL Xtreme 3.
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