JBL Flip 6 - Portable Bluetooth Speaker, powerful sound and deep bass, IPX7 waterproof, 12 hours of playtime, JBL PartyBoost for multiple speaker pairing for home, outdoor and travel (Black)

Gifted to my dad for his birthday. The sound quality is great, we are never disappointed with JBL.

Super good for the price. Sounds amazing and looks nice. Wont get better for ~$120

TLDR: Clear sound, enough base for a solid ‘thump’ (although it does drop the low-end notes), and 10+ hours of battery, depending on volume. I bought the Flip 6 to carry at work. I’ve had opportunity to compare it to several similar sized speakers, as well as other entries in the JBL series, and I can unconditionally recommend it IF you are looking for the specific niche it fills. The Flip is lightweight and small - about the maximum size and weight that could be toted comfortably hanging from a belt or backpack. It has enough bass to hit a great mid-beat (think reggaton drums), but low-end bass notes tend to get dropped. If portability isn’t a consideration, I recommend spending $30 or so more and picking up the Charge 5, which boasts about 30% more power, and almost double the battery life. On the other hand, the Flip is definitely the best I have seen for its size in terms of volume, range, and sound quality. It ought to be, for the price.

Love everything about my flip 6 my daily vibes at work

Pandora is new to me, so is the notion of portable music. Well not exactly... I had a transister radio in the early 60s which beat my 50s crystal radio. Some where along the way listening to and sharing music, fell in to, get togethers around the sterio, or traveling in the car. 8 tracks where grand! I am used to some control of EQ. This unit has no easy provision for this. May be an app? The current fad is base heavy. This has a habit of clouding vocals. This Flip 6 is built and marketed to a less than audiophile demographic. I am amazed how much umph and grunt such a compact unit can produce! It lacks any aux inputs, which is disappointing. It would be nice to use our loaded ipods. To this end I tried a bluetooth adapter. It sucks off so much signal in the mids and upper mids, I gave up on that idea, before searching for better adaptors. Instead I went for a Charge 4. It is not as derailed as the Flip 6, but a nudge up in power, remarkable. This new portable excitement, brought me around to a JBL Go 3. This is what I use the most. Its size harkens back to the day when I scrounged around trying to come up with batteries to keep my transistor radio going.

This is a very well made device, but I cant get past the speaker rattle. I have to adjust most songs that I play by turning the bass down. Not so great for 100 bucks. I cant turn it up very loud, either, because the speaker rattle is really bad. So disappointing that I cant get rid of the rattle. I did not notice this until I used the speaker on my patio. It was a gift, and I didnt use it until the weather got nice. UGH.

Music helps me get through life, and the day my bluetooth speaker died was a stressful one. A friend has the Flip 4 and loves it, so I opted to get the latest and greatest Flip 6, and Im so glad I did! This little speaker is small enough to carry around while producing big sound! It is awesome!

This speaker has a great sound. It picks up the smallest amount of bass and blasts it! The sound feels the room and it has a Great charge life. And very portable! So glad I made this purchase. The color is awesome too!

My daughter loves this speaker she uses it all the time and the price wasnt bad either..

This speaker plays music very well and has pretty great bass. Its easy to use and set up and also has an app that will let you adjust the eq of the speaker. Its very portable and has a party mode button to connect to other JBL speakers. The only complaint I would have is that it might not be AS loud as other speakers but can still get pretty loud. Ive noticed the speaker goes on sale often and thats what made me decide to buy it. It was a decent price for a JBL speaker.