Which one is good for karaokie

Please make the in depth video please

it is a nice unit, has some strong bass.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos I have noticed on the 710 there are big peaks around the maybe 45 hz region especially when you have it in bass boost 1 so u need more on bass boost 2 to really get the mid bass punch. Is the 1000 like that too?

@@steve31785 yes the Bass boost works the same on all JBL's. Bass boost one boosts the lower tones, like you find in hip hop, where Boost 2 boosts the higher freqs for rock music.

much more on this to come, I picked up an svs sub I'm playing with right now.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos cool!

@@philjoysavio6805 svs pb 16 ultra is the loudest home speaker I know.

@@boranaltan8526 4100€. Ooof!

I do my best for y'all

@@Robsreviewsanddemos really appreciate it man I swear I was going to request the Soundboxs Gen 3 speaker because all of the hype about the loudness and still portable but man idk I've seen reviews and it sounds alot like a PA system with upper bass rather then a party speaker with good deep physical bass like JBL partyboxs or Lg's. Would you consider reviewing the Soundbox by any chance?

@@santi8751 yeah, the soundboks are interesting and I'd like to review one this year.

thanks brother appreciate that.

I like the 1000's lights better, but you'll be happy with the 710. sorry it took so long to respond you were in my spam folder for some reason.

thank you for confirming that for me. I appreciate it. I do not lie to my viewers, ever.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos You the best😊. Still love my speaker though🤣

@@jbllover1993 it is an awesome speaker and at 50% it's plenty loud.

by the end of the weekend it will be posted

rip, made this comment before you ended up saying this exact thing lol. Yeah I think they do this to appease to those who just want it to be louder

@@ikari_smh yeah that's exactly what happens. I like the profile to remain the same no matter how loud it is.

I also am waiting for the 1000 update, 1010 or whatever it would be. Got a 310, saw another 310 renewed at a deal and grabbed it. Thought about the 710 but going tgat big may as well go to the 1000.

@@groovyxyz that's what I'm debating on but I'm gonna use it in my house and car so I might get the 710 just for a little less in weight and more so price

have not seen it. didn't even know there was a new one.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos it doesn't exists yet. Or it does, but they haven't released it yet. Look for it. And see how sexy the 3 way system looks! I personally love the design!

OL100

I like the 1000 better, it has better sound, but it costs a lot more. Depends what you wanna spend I guess

Get the 710 with their latest update it hits much harder than the 1000, the 1000 can’t handle bass boosted music the woofer starts to max out and is borderline about to blow. The 710 handles it much better and shakes everything! Deep low low bass

never tried it didn't know you could, why would you? It's not like they're stereo speakers or surround. They're mono so your phone does a fine enough job. I guess I could run a wired connection to my computers sound card but it's not really necessary. As for sound cards you get what you pay for and I love my creative labs ae5

@@Robsreviewsanddemos Thanks for your quick response. I have noticed that sound-cards do make a difference with regular amps and/or receivers in terms of the quality of the sound. But, powered-speakers are a whole different animal and one must ask those who knows what accessories can do to improve sound fidelity.

@@cristiandiaz6333 if you use a high end amp/receiver it has everything you need to get the best sound. But these units have internal amps and there really isn't much you can do to improve sound other than using a wired connection rather than bluetooth. I have a really high end home theater even then a cd sounds amazing compared to the BT connection. My solution is using apple music wired into the home theater. Looks cool with the hue lighting too. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/as1gZ66dsdnVoYU.html&t

@@Robsreviewsanddemos Thank you for your quick response. I agree with you. But I wanted to hear from someone who. also knows about improving sound.

Great, for the new price the speaker is totally worth it. Originally it was 7 or 800 bucks and that was a bit overpriced but the new price is a steal.

the Samsung stinks compared to the partyboxes. The bass was a huge let down, it's a beautiful speaker but the woofer blew it for me. At the current price I do recommend it though because it is a great speaker for the updated price.

yeah thanks lol, I know how to set an eq. Since the update the 710 is much better, but the bass will always roll off on the jbl's. It doesn't matter much due to how much bass they still have but it does change the profile.

That's easy, you're getting more speaker with the 1000, plus I personally like the sound better on the 1000.

it's probably 20 to 30% louder. But it sounds much better too.

So if I’m having a party in my house for like 25 people the 710 will do the job or I need the 1000

@@henrymartinez9505 710 would be plenty

yeah but that ruins the sound profile. If the woofer can't handle the power they should put more powerful woofers in them. My home stereo sounds the exact same all the way though the volume and so do the lg party speakers.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos yeah. JBL is quite dumb. Use Aluminum or Titatnium drivers.

@@kari_niemi why is that dumb?

I use 1 for hip hop and 2 for rock. Did you watch the review where I explain how they work. Boost 2 is NOT more powerful than 1. They boost different frequencies.

the 110 and the 310 are much better than the 100 and 300 were. Since this video was made the 710 has been updated and sounds way better.

the 1000 by a good bit, plus it sounds better at higher volumes.

it is updated, generally when you first connect them to the app you get the option to update if needed. The 710 didn't ask so I'm assuming it's updated.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos if i now buy a 310 it might be in 1.28 firmware version. And it will ask to update to 1.40. Can i cancel it? 1.28 has best bass with Battery mode. You said 1.40 loses bass at battery mode.

@@kari_niemi I think you can choose to not update.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos nice!

@@Robsreviewsanddemos i apologise! 😞 You had to update your 310 just to tell us if the new firmware version is good. And it sucks. I am so sorry that now your speaker sucks! 😞

nah nothing yet.

It's not buy one and you'll hear and feel the difference. It starts rolling off around 60%.

that's tough because LG stopped making the ok models. They still have the OL100 is it available where you are? If you want better, I recommend getting a home stereo.

I'd rid of the mono speakers except for when you're at a party or outside. You will enjoy a home stereo\theater way more, and it will sound way better. My stereo blows away every Speaker I've tested by a lot. It was expensive but you can get one pretty cheap. You spend 2k on a home stereo and you will be thrilled, you'll use it way more often too.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos Nice! 5.1 systems? Receiver set ups? Yea I had a cheap 5.1 sony years back, then moved to an apartment, switched to sound bars then since then was chasing the sound! Lol

@@SenpaiMC7 yeah the sound bars are okay but nothing beats Surround sound. The newer audio on movies is incredible. My AVR is 11.2, I only have 5.1 so far but it blows away any party speaker.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos truly appreciated! Will definitely look into it!

No it can't, here's a link to the specs on JBL's website... www.jbl.com/party-speakers/PARTYBOX-710-.html 35hz is the lowest the710 goes. I believe the 1000 goes to 29 or 30hz. JBL's specifications are solid. I know that because of a certain song I play to test how low the bass goes. Unfortunately I can't play the song on youtube but I use it to test prior to shooting a video. By comparing my LG ok models(45hz) to the JBL models(45hzto 29hz) and my home stereo(20hz), I can kinda gauge how low a speaker goes. The bass in the song I use CAN NOT be heard on my lg's, but can be heard pretty well on the larger jbl's. On my home stereo subs it feels like the house is falling. Check it out it's Childish Gambino "You see me". I am very familiar with these speakers and what they're capable of. I love the jbl's at the lower volumes, they have amazing sound and the best bass around. I prefer a speaker to maintain it's sound profile throughout the volume without having to adjust stuff. I have tested many speakers that the bass does not roll off at all. The lg's always sound the same and the Son'y bass stays true through the volume, i'm testing the Soundboks next week and can't wait to see how it does. Keep in mind, this is all just my opinion.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos bro rtings did a full in depth review on thr jbl 710. Just look it up. There is a full frequency response graph measurement. It's fact that this speaker can play well below 30hz. Speaker manufacturer specs aren't gospel. He measured a frequency response of 26.7Hz - 14.1 kHz.

@@alexlittig7927 So the manufacturers don't know what the response is on their speakers?

@@Robsreviewsanddemos just received my partybox 710. If I have bass boost 1 on and use the app to eq the bass to max my whole place sounds like it's about to crumble to the ground at like 25% volume. Also I did a frequency test. I set a test tone at 25hz and played it at about 35% volume. Everything started rattling and I could feel intense sound pressure. So this clearly does 25hz quite well. But I tested 23 hz and it was substantially less but I could still hear actual bass. But when i tried a 22hz tone it was essentially gone. Just driver noise but no actual bass. I am very happy with this thing. I tried 50% power for 3 seconds and I knocked three paintings off the wall. 😭 these walls are not very good with intense bass.

​@@alexlittig7927Yeah man, that's it! A thing that Robs should consider is that in Partybox 710, the 35Hz is rated on -6db; And that doesn't means the end of the response of bass, because the Partybox 710 keeps responding after this frequencie, but how lower the frequencie gets, in lower volume it plays. It's like: 35Hz -6db volume, 34Hz -7db volume, 33Hz -8db volume, etc... But I don't know where the JBL did this test of frequency in the PB710, if it was at a closed place, or in a open space, cause at my bedroom I can get 35Hz at -4db! So it depends a lot of the space that you're putting the speaker too. I've got here in my room 27Hz at -8db, which is pretty good for me.

Its designed so other people can jump in.

it's really close but I think the Samsung is louder, but the 710 has better bass at high volumes. The 710 is just a better unit.

sorry it took so long to respond you were in my spam folder for some reason.

Not a hater at all, my to-go speaker of the year is the 110. For the price on these larger units I expect a more even sound profile. I'm not fond of any speaker that the profile changes on as you turn it up and the jbl's are some of the worst. I want it to have the same frequency balance through the volume. I don't think that's too much to expect for 800 and 1300 dollars respectively. You're obviously a fan boy which is cool. My reviews are honest and fair, period. It's why I generally don't get free speakers from companies. I provide the good and the bad on every speaker I review. I want the viewers to know exactly what they're getting, otherwise what good am I? If you don't want the truth go watch paid reviews, where the reviewers never bash a manufacturer out of fear the free stuff will stop coming. If you're gonna call me a liar back it up, I can't hate jbl and also pick one as my speaker of the year, that makes no sense.

it's generally loud enough for inside

it doesn't disappear but it rolls off pretty bad.

If you're a JBL fan and love bass but don't need it super loud I would say yes. If you want it really loud you may not like the sound as much when it's cranked up. It's a decent unit.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos heard that. Thanks man

With my health issues I'm really behind on videos but i'll keep this in mind.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos damn Get Well Soon🏥

@@xtremegameryt7013 thanks bro

yeah the lg's and the sony's do well at higher volumes too, the sony's have rough sound though. The lg's are amazing from 10% volume to 100% volume. I have a soundboks coming today, it should be interesting

@@Robsreviewsanddemos And what do you think about Panasonic's SC T-MAX 50 ? Thanks!

@@Photo-ms1mo I can't get Panasonic in the U.S.

If you don't need it crazy loud it's worth it I think.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos i need as much portable bass as possible. JBL Partybox 110. But doesn't go deep in bass so easily so 310 is my choice. It is OK draggable/portable.

Next firmware update:3000w rms with eq ahahah

Are you calling me a liar?

@@Robsreviewsanddemos he is just a mad JBL fanboy. Can't take the truth!

İf you activate bass boost it loses little bit but if you use at normal mode it hold steady the bass 👍

yeah stick with your 1000 or buy a home stereo, you'll be way happier. The only time I use a party speaker or bluetooth speaker is when I'm outside now. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJ-In9Ojt6fKn6s.html Just added a sub to it and its mind blowing. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gr2IbLx8ltWbeJ8.html

It’s not that bad. It all depends what room your in. Outside and in big rooms it’s fine. The 710 is one of the bassiest speakers that size I have ever heard in my life the 1000 is the daddy of the jbls but the 710 still kicks out there’s a difference between the bass rolling off and the speaker getting louder. Your not gonna be able to hear the bass as much. The drivers are still working hard and neither distort to any extent even when hitting very low notes. If your comparing these to an mxT70 from Samsung. You shouldn’t because both even the 310 is more powerful than the t70. I do love the way it looks and all tho 👍🏻

@@a..b..9308 The speakers get louder like you said, but not evenly, that completely changes the sound profile. The treble and mids get louder drowning out the bass. Maybe you're just used to jbls and think this is normal, while it's normal for jbl it's not what you look for in a sound system. My home theater and my lg's sound the exact same at 10% or 100%, you can still hear the bass no matter the volume. The sound profile stays the exact same. The jbl's are the worst for this and the samsungs are bad too. The jbl's get screechy. I've now tested every large jbl model and they all do it. Still nice speakers but they do have this issue.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos hey. I love your videos and reviews and I am not saying your wrong. However you can not compare a home theatre system to a 1 box party speaker out of the lot of the party speakers jbls bass is untouchable throughout the lineup. If you compare to LG Samsung Sony pioneer party speakers jbls simply sound the best. No matter what party speaker you buy for under a grand it’s either gonna have bass that rolls off or somewhat distort even have a bad balance between bass midrange and treble. So ultimately it’s what you prefer

@@a..b..9308Thanks for the compliment and for watching I appreciate it. JBL's do have good sound, but I can blast my OK series lg's and they sound perfect, no distortion and no bass roll off. The Larger sony's can also hit 100% volume without rolling off or distorting. I prefer my lg's every time to the jbl's. They don't go as low but they sound great and the profile stays the exact same no matter where the volume is. They also have an on board eq which I love. I CAN compare my home theater speakers to party speakers because I can pair 2 PB1000's together and I'm still going to have the roll off issue. My home theater speakers don't do that because my AVR keeps the profile the same through the volume. That's why I always recommend a home stereo over a party speaker every time. Unless you need portability a home stereo is a better buy. It's gonna sound better give you more option on connectibility etc etc. As for the roll off, JBL does this for reasons that don't make much sense to me. If they want to protect the woofer, they need to put a better woofer in the unit. On the smaller units I get it, it saves battery life. I actually like the sound profile on the 110 and 310 better than the 710 and 1000. Because they don't roll off as much. The 710 is by far the worst out of all of them, it has killer bass but the mids hurt my ears at 100% and it sounds bad. Like I said, don't get me wrong, the jbl's are nice, but they have their issues. Every brand and speaker has negatives, LG's are ugly, Samsungs have the worst bass, Sony's sound is hard to balance from genre to genre, and jbls roll off the bass making them screechy at higher volumes. They all have their pros as well, Sony's are loaded with features and have great lighting, LG's have the best balanced sound, Samsungs are pretty and fill a room nicely and jbl's are beautiful and have deep bass. It comes down to what you prefer. All I can do is give an honest opinion on each unit I test. I'm not like the big channels that never say anything negative about a product. They get everything for free , so if they start giving too much negative info the freebies will stop. I got a couple free units made in China and trashed them on my channel. I haven't received a freebies since, and i'm okay with that. I'm here to give my viewers an honest take on the products I try. Hopefully keeping them from buying something they don't like.

Other than for reviewing I almost never use my party speakers. A home stereo/theater is so much better. Save up a couple g's and buy one, forget getting party speakers, trust me.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos hmm??? But i am interested on Partyboxes. And i can also take them with me where i go. Yeah the bigger Partyboxes don't have a battery, but i can buy a generator or take extension cords with me and then i can play outdoors. I wanna travel and take them with me. I wanna go to Spain and listen to loud bass music. In Spain they love music so no one would even come complain, i would get a big audience and everyone would dance and have fun. 😆😆😆 You sadly can not take a Home theater outdoors. And i already like the 310, but i want a louder and even bassier Partybox. So i hope they make 1100 and make it a monster, then i will instantly buy it.

Both work the exact same way for Karaoke.

Definitely PB 1000 is muuuuch better for karaoke as you can adjust the key of the instrumental if you like. None of the other PB has such an option.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos, that's definitely not true!!!

@@elenadimova8197 yeah you know what you're right, my bad I forgot about that. Good job thank you

Did you see what Elena said? She is right.

710 does have killer bass, but the roll off is bad

@@Robsreviewsanddemos still trash! I want bass atleast up to 70-80% and 310 can easily satisfy me.

@@kari_niemi keep in mind 50% volume on the partybox 710 or 1000, will basically drown out the smaller units. So even though they lose bass earlier, they're shaking the house way more then the little speakers because they're so much louder.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos ok IK.

You are kiding, 710 is the best speakers, 1000 is a trash!

Lo dico sempre. Altri revisori non lo fanno, quindi continuano a ricevere materiale gratuito dai produttori. Darò sempre le informazioni negative e positive ai miei spettatori.

Io lo pagato 800 euro

@@sonymhcv42 per quello

Secondo me è un'ottima cassa ma ha dei limiti al massimo volume ciao👍

@@sonymhcv42 Yeah thanks to Google translate understand. JBLs have weak bass at higher volumes and that is so sad.

the 710 would be way louder.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos yeah louder, but what about the bass? At 70% volume for example.

@@kari_niemi it's like all the others, it loses bass and I think it actually is the worst sounding at 100%

@@Robsreviewsanddemos ok i know that, but i didn't mean that. I meant which one is better which one wins? Two 310s or One 710? Whcih one has more bass and sound in 70% volume? My verdict goes on 310s. 710 sounds too skreaky and bad. 310 doesn't sound bad at all. I even think that two 310s have more bass that one 710???

@@kari_niemi yeah I don't like the sound of the 710 at higher volumes. SO two 310's would be better. Plus you get stereo

they're nice not the best though, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/as1gZ66dsdnVoYU.html&t

if you're using good headphones you can hear the difference

why not, sounds good to me.

you're an idiot. You should probably keep your stupid comments to yourself because they make you look really dumb. yes you can hear 99hz, you can hear down to 14hz dummy, zip it before I wreck you in my next video. Oh, and it's Physics

the 1000

Spero che JBL mandi un'aggiornamento

È come avere una Ferrari e non poterla spingere al massimo molto deluso

E senza bluetooth?io ho adesso due pb 1000 mai avuto problemi.

@@giux861 se usi il cavo aux no

@@sonymhcv42 molto strano chissà se capita ugualmente con la modalità tws bluetooth dovresti provare con 2 710.

Nope

I think they do it on purpose because the woofers will blow if they turned up that loud.

@@Robsreviewsanddemos those wattage ratings are bullshitt btw. These speakers are nowhere near 800 or 1100 watts. They are loud yes, but nowhere near the rated power.

@@dennis-br6vr wattage does not determine how loud a speaker is, it's only the power leaving the amp. The loudness is determined by power and sensitivity.

The 710 has an EQ via the app, where you can change the music EQ 🙂