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Published: 2014-04-21, Author: Jeremy , review by: ilounge.com
For years, Harman Multimedia has operated Harman Kardon and JBL as separate audio brands, even though they've shared certain key engineers and designers. While it would have been easier to limit only one brand to selling Bluetooth speakers, Harman instead...
The JBL Voyager is a good Bluetooth speaker, but only when the dock is connected. It's loud, produces great bass and looks good. These are all the qualities you would want in a speaker at home. The portable speaker alone doesn't offer a great experience...
At a street price of Rs 14,990, the JBL Voyager feels particularly expensive. It sounds great with the whole unit assembled but strip off the woofer and the sound falls a bit flat. There's also no NFC for easy pairing with smartphones and tablets. The Voy...
Abstract: The market for portable speaker docks was initially propelled by the increasing popularity of the iPod, but now with most people using their phones for music, Bluetooth speakers have taken over. At least in India, Harman promotes its JBL docks aggressivel...
Abstract: Portable speakers are getting popular these days. The Voyager is a portable speaker with a subwoofer docking station. The speaker can be detached from the bass dock and that makes it a perfect companion for terrace or small garden parties. Place it back a...
Abstract: At first look, you could mistake it to be an attractively designed utensil or a flying saucer-shaped toy of a small boy, but make no mistake this is the JBL Voyager—a wireless home audio system that incorporates a detachable wireless speaker. Until now, w...
Un concept "deux-en-un" intéressant, Rendu audio en mode sédentaire, Réponse en fréquence bien équilibrée, Poids et volume très contenus du module nomade
Saturation à fort volume, Performances décevantes en mode nomade
La JBL Voyager est sans aucun doute un bon produit en soi, mais elle peine pourtant à convaincre pleinement. Manquant de puissance en mode sédentaire, larguée par ses concurrentes en nomade, elle est assez difficile à conseiller en lieu et place des meill...
Published: 2013-12-03, Author: François , review by: 01net.com
Le concept 2-en-1, Caisson de basses de 15 watts
Pas de NFC pour le Bluetooth
Si nous avons été séduits par le concept modulaire de la Voyager, nous sommes plus réservés sur la qualité sonore qui se révèle assez moyenne dès que vous l'utilisez en déplacement. L'enceinte est donc plutôt destinée à un usage d'intérieur, près d'une p...
Abstract: Bereits in unserem ersten Bluetooth Speaker Roundup haben wir eine Vielzahl der portablen Lautsprecher getestet und gegenubergestellt. In unserem zweiten Teil haben wir zehn weitere Lautsprecher getestet und sie neben ihrer Klangqualitat unter anderem auf...
