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  • What audio codecs are supported for LINK 10, 20, 300 and 500?
    Codecs such as MP3, AAC-LC, HE+ACC, FLAC, Vorbis, Wav, CELT/opus are supported via Wi-Fi streaming. For Bluetooth, codecs such as SBC and AAC are supported.
  • What audio codec does the JBL Dive Support?
    The Endurance Dive supports SBC. But the main signal transfer is A2DP, v1.3.
  • What are the two openings at the back of the Soundgear used for?
    These are bass tuning canals, used to provide full sound.
  • What are the sound modes on the JBL Bar Studio, Bar 2.1, Bar 3.1, and Bar 5.1?
    There are 5 sound modes: - Standard - Movie - Music - Voice - Sports Out the box, "Standard" sound mode is the default setting. The display on the soundbar's front panel will show which mode you are in (excluding the Bar Studio) Dotted LED lights on the side of the JBL Studio indicates when sound more your are in, the patterns are as follows: - Standard: One LED dot - Movie: Two LED dots - Music: Three LED dots - Voice: Four LED dots - Sports: Five LED dots
  • What are the key differences between the Bar 2.1 and 3.1?
    The JBL Bar 2.1 has a 6.5" subwoofer, whereas the Bar 3.1 has a 10" subwoofer. The Bar 3.1 has two additional HDMI inputs, support 4K, and has a dedicated tweeter and two woofers to function as the center channel. These added features makes the JBL Bar 3.1 more efficient at producing bass, connecting multiple sources, playing Ultra HD content, and listening to voice/vocals.
  • What are the holes at each end of the Boost used for?
    These are the bass ports. Please do not place the Boost TV with its ends too close to obstacles, since that will reduce bass output. Allow at least 5-10cm free space at each end.
  • What are the differences between the FLIP 5 and FLIP Essential?
    You can see the differences between the features and specifications of the FLIP 5 and FLIP Essential below:
    Features
    FeaturesFlip 5Flip Essential
    IPX7 WaterproofYesYes
    Aux InputNoYes
    Auto Power OffYesYes
    BluetoothYesYes
    SpeakerphoneNoNo
    Voice Assistant IntegrationNoNo
    Charging CableYesYes
    USB-C ChargingYesNo
    Micro USB ChargingNoYes
    PartyBoost ConnectivityYesNo
    JBL Portable App CompatibilityYesNo
    Social ModeYesNo
    Racetrack Shaped DriverYesNo
    Available Colours111

    *As the FLIP Essential is not compatible with the JBL Portable app:
    It is not possible to connect multiple speakers, rename the speaker or turn off audio feedback sounds (for on/off/bluetooth pairing/connected).
    If you require these functions, we recommend the Flip 5.

    Specifications
    SpecificationsFlip 5Flip Essential
    Music Playing Time (Hours)1210
    Output Power (W)20W RMS2 x 8W RMS
    Battery Capacity (mAh)48003000
    Charging Time (Hours)2.53.5
    Dimensions (cm)18.1 x 6.9 x 7.416.9 x 6.4 x 6.4
    Dimensions (in)7.1 x 2.7 x 2.96.7 x 2.5 x 2.5
    Weight (kgs)0.540.47
    Weight (lbs)1.191.0
     
    Both speakers offer lots of features and excellent sound. FLIP Essential is cheaper than FLIP 5. It all comes down to what type of features you prefer, such as a long-lasting battery or maybe an affordable price for a good companion!

    No matter which product you choose, you won't be disappointed with JBL Legendary sound signature and features!

    Still in doubt?
    Ask our specialist for more information and feedback.
  • What are the differences between Partyboost and Connect+
    Our newest products, such has JBL Pulse 4 and JBL Flip 5, feature a new technology called Partyboost .

    Partyboost technology
    • Improved Bluetooth connection between speakers.
    • A more powerful Bluetooth transmitter means that the speakers can be farther apart.
    • Partyboost can only connect to other Partyboost speakers.
    All newer Portable products from JBL will have Partyboost integrated.
    Unfortunately, this feature is not backwards compatible with  previous models that have JBL Connect or Connect+.
     
  • What are the differences between BAR 2.1 and BAR 2.1 Deep-Bass
    In case you wonder what the differences are between JBL BAR 2.1 and JBL BAR 2.1 Deep Bass, the newest model, then keep reading to find out more!
    Our JBL BAR 2.1 Deep Bass is an improvement to the BAR 2.1.

    Here is what you will get extra:
    1. Improved sound quality.
    2. Deeper and richer bass.
    3. A new modern design change.
    It may not be compelling enough for you to buy it or upgrade your device. However, if you are upgrading, then adding the JBL BAR 2.1 Deep Bass won't disappoint you at all!
  • What are the components of the JBL CLUB series incredible sound?
    Besides Legendary JBL Pro Sound and hi-res audio support available in the whole series; however, the JBL CLUB ONE headphone is equipped with 40mm Graphene orange drivers. Compensating the loss between the original signal and what you hear, the driver provides a fuller, more organic sound experience. On all models, you can adjust the audio reproduction to your preferences with the equalizer in the My JBL Headphones app.
     
  • What are the benefits of having the soundbar connected to WiFi?
    You are able to enjoy wireless streaming via Chromecast and Airplay from your devices. This will also give you the opportunity to do multi-room playback. At the same time, the product will be able to automatically update, when there is software improvements available.
  • What's in the box? 

    Your JBL Quantum 200 includes the headset, a PC audio splitter, QSG l Warranty Card l Warning Card, and a microphone windshield.

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