Oddly enough, the JBL Flip 5 comes with Bluetooth 4.2, but the Charge 5 comes with Bluetooth 5.2. This allows you to pair the unit with another JBL speaker in stereo, or with up to 100 speakers. In addition to the Bluetooth connection, both speakers come with JBL’s Party Boost feature via the JBL Connect app. Increasing these volume levels can be expected to shorten battery life. The Charge 5, on the other hand, has a 20-hour battery life when playing music at 50% volume.
JBL Flip 5 provides 12 hours of playback and takes about 2.5 hours to fully charge. (Image credit: Truls Steinung) Battery life and connectivity You can also customize the Flip 5 design to your liking. This prevents sand and sand from destroying internal mechanisms.īoth speakers are available in a variety of colors, but Flip 5 has more choices. However, JBL Charge 5 takes this one step further with the introduction of the IP6X dustproof rating. That is, it can be submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes. You may see them move back and forth, but these radiators are slightly embedded in the speaker body to protect them from shocks and scratches.īoth speakers are waterproof and compliant with the IPX7 standard. It is designed to replace large amounts of air to create a powerful low end. There are exposed passive bass radiators on both ends of both speakers. The Flip 5 can be oriented horizontally or vertically, but is designed to sit horizontally on the longest side. The charge is about twice the size of the siblings, 0.96kg / 2.1lb.
The size of a small flask allows you to easily carry it with one hand, put it in a bag, or hang it on the door handle with a shoelace strap. The Flip 5 is the smaller of the two and weighs 0.54kg / 1.2lb. Best deals on JBL Flip 5 and JBL Charge 5 today designīoth the JBL Flip 5 and JBL Charge 5 have a cylindrical construction with a sturdy rubber end cap for drop protection and a physical button on top of each speaker to control music playback.
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