News in Short
- JBL has launched six new PartyBox speakers in India, starting at ₹39,999.
- The PartyBox 720 is the range-topping model and delivers 800W RMS output.
- PartyBox 330 and PartyBox 130 deliver 280W and 200W RMS output, respectively.
- The On-The-Go 2 Plus adds AI-powered vocal removal and pitch controls for karaoke.
- Select models offer up to 18 hours of playback and IPX4 splash resistance.
JBL has expanded its PartyBox speaker lineup in India with six new models aimed at parties, karaoke and portable entertainment.
The new range includes the PartyBox 720, PartyBox 330, PartyBox 130, PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus, PartyBox On-The-Go 2 and PartyBox Encore 2 Plus.
The company has also introduced EasySing Mics as a standalone pair for compatible PartyBox speakers. The microphones add AI-powered karaoke features, including real-time vocal removal.
The new speakers are priced from ₹39,999, while the flagship PartyBox 720 costs ₹99,999.
JBL PartyBox prices in India
The JBL PartyBox 720 is priced at ₹99,999 in India. The PartyBox 330 costs ₹64,999, while the PartyBox 130 is priced at ₹46,999.
The PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus costs ₹44,999. The standard PartyBox On-The-Go 2 and PartyBox Encore 2 Plus are priced at ₹39,999 each.
The new speakers are available through JBL’s India website, along with select retail and e-commerce platforms.
PartyBox 720 delivers 800W RMS output
The PartyBox 720 is the most powerful speaker in the new lineup. It delivers 800W RMS output through two 9-inch woofers and two 30mm dome tweeters.
JBL claims up to 15 hours of playback on a single charge.
The speaker comes with built-in wheels and an ergonomic handle for moving it around. It also has an IPX4 rating for splash resistance.
For live performances and karaoke, the PartyBox 720 features two XLR inputs. These can be used with microphones, guitars or a DJ console.
It also gets JBL’s Pro Sound and AI Sound Boost technologies. However, JBL says AI Vocal Removal is not available on this model.
PartyBox 330 and 130 target different party setups
The PartyBox 330 delivers 280W RMS output through dual 6.5-inch woofers and PEN dome tweeters. It offers up to 18 hours of playback and comes with wide wheels and a telescopic locking handle.
The PartyBox 130 steps down to 200W RMS output. It uses two 5.25-inch woofers and offers up to 15 hours of playback. It also gets a foldable carry handle, making it easier to move around.
Both speakers feature an optical TV input, along with microphone and guitar inputs. They also support USB Type-C lossless audio and Auracast multi-speaker pairing.
On-The-Go 2 Plus focuses on karaoke
The PartyBox On-The-Go 2 series delivers 100W RMS output and is designed around portability. Both models offer up to 15 hours of playback, replaceable batteries, fast charging and IPX4 splash resistance.
The On-The-Go 2 Plus adds JBL’s EasySing AI Vocal Removal feature. It also offers pitch support and natural reverb. The speaker comes with one JBL EasySing microphone.
The standard On-The-Go 2 instead focuses on its music-synchronised light show. It also has guitar and AUX inputs and includes one wireless microphone.
EasySing mics bring AI karaoke features
JBL has also launched EasySing Mics as a standalone pair for compatible PartyBox models.
The microphones add several AI-powered karaoke features. These include real-time AI Vocal Removal, Voice Boost, natural reverb, echo control and AI noise suppression.
JBL claims up to 10 hours of battery life from the microphones. They also offer a wireless range of up to 30 metres.
The PartyBox Encore 2 Plus also comes with one EasySing microphone. It delivers 100W RMS output and up to 15 hours of playback.
The speaker features a grab-and-go handle and supports guitar and AUX inputs. It also carries an IPX4 rating.
With this new lineup, JBL is expanding the PartyBox range across different power and portability levels. The addition of AI-powered karaoke features also gives the newer models a stronger focus on interactive party use rather than just high-volume playback.
