JBL Pulse 6: Light Show, Deep Bass, and USB-C Audio for 300 euros
Pulse of the Night
The JBL Pulse 6 combines 40 watts of power and deeper bass with a 360-degree light show, Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast, USB-C audio, and IP68 protection.
The JBL Pulse 6 combines 40 watts of power and deeper bass with a 360-degree light show, Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast, USB-C audio, and IP68 protection.
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