A:AnswerOur JBL Flip 5 has Bluetooth connectivity that you can use to pair your mobile phones, tablets, and laptops to play audio. It doesn't have an SD card sot.
A:AnswerYou can sync two together with the party boost mode for a stereo "like" sound and you can pair two together with JBL's app for true stereo but I've heard it was a big hassle and buggy so I haven't tried. The 4s will not sync with the 5s.
A:AnswerYou can try to use a bike speaker holder to mount the JBL Flip 5 to your electric scooter. Make sure that the speaker is securely mounted to prevent it from falling off.
A:AnswerThank you for taking the time to provide us with your feedback. We are sorry to hear that our JBL Flip 5 did not meet your expectations. You can try downloading a 3rd party equalizer from the Google Playstore or Apple store to enhance the sound quality of our speaker. Try to reset the speaker. Powered on, press and hold the Volume + and Play buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds until the unit turns off.
The speaker has now been restored to factory default settings. We're always looking for ways to improve so we'll make sure to submit your feedback to our development team. If you have any questions or concerns about this product's features, please reach out to us at: https://bit.ly/2WocMfi
A:AnswerHere is the difference between our JBL Flip 5 and Flip 6:
Flip 5:
IPX Rating: IPX7 (waterproof)
Bluetooth: 4.2
Transducer: 44mm x 80mm
Flip 6:
IPX rating: IPX67 (waterproof and dustproof)
Bluetooth: 5.1
Transducers: "45 x 80mm woofer/1.75 x 3", 16mm tweeter/0.6"
USB charging protection. The JBL Flip 6 offers USB-C charging protection. That means a reminder sound will alert you to unplug if the connector detects water, salt, or any other chemicals.
Wirelessly connect up to 2 smartphones or tablets to the speaker. The external body of the speaker has a mini stand to avoid it from rolling.
A:AnswerYou are going to need to find one that has basic bluetooth (isnt compatible with (APT.X/AAC) because the jbl flip 5 is not compatible with those higher end audio codecs as it only uses Bluetooth 4.2 (bluetooth 5.0 has APT.X/AAC compatibility) Those APT.x/AAC are high quality sound codecs (sound better)
A:AnswerNo this speaker will not send power through the cable (it is only able to receive power) although if you really want this feature you can go get the jbl charge 4,3/ extreme 1, 2, or 3/boombox 1, or 2 because they all have a normal usb port with a charging bank feature made for sharing power to other devices
A:AnswerMy question to your question is, why do you need to know the wattage? wattage is important if you are paring a speaker to an amp. In this case it is matched by JBL.
Normally when someone ask the "wattage" question it is because they parallel volume in Db to wattage. It is loud enough to get a knock on your door if you have it on 3/4 volume in a hotel room. it will not replace a home stereo sound system but it gives you all you need to take great sound on the go in a small setting. Perfect for camping, boat hotel beach ect.
A:Answerunknown about the Boombox 2. About the flip 5 though, JBL has an app that you can set it up to be L/R with 2 flip 5s (I only have one, but I saw in the directions how to set it up in the app, its basically all the app does)
A:AnswerI would say yes probably but it does not have much low end especially at loud volumes. I have 2 of these and you can sink them and play them together and add more volume if needed.
