“Is it actually 60 watts or 100 like the extreme 3”

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• Better answer would be 100 watts while plugged into an outlet and 70 watts when on battery power. Since you cannot achieve 170 W total because the unit cannot be played in AC mode and battery mode simultaneously.

  Answered by MaGoos59 1 year ago

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• the JBL Xtreme 4 speaker is about 60 watts unplugged & about 100 watts plugged into a 120 AC power source.

  Answered by WayneG 2 months ago

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• this speaker is a step up from the extreme 3.

  Answered by Anonymous 5 months ago

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• The JBL Xtreme 4 delivers a total output power of 100 watts when plugged into AC power . This is an increase from the Xtreme 3, which provides 100 watts RMS (2 x 25W woofers + 2 x 25W tweeters. In battery mode, the Xtreme 4’s output is reduced to 70 watts (2 x 20W woofers + 2 x 15W tweeters.

  Answered by corvette05 5 months ago

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• Thank you for your inquiry. Our JBL Xtreme 4 offers 2 x 30W RMS woofer + 2 x 20W RMS tweeter (AC power mode), 2 x 20W RMS woofer + 2 x 15W RMS tweeter (Battery mode), totaling 170W RMS.

  Answered by JBL Support 1 year ago

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