JBL's portable speaker range in Pakistan runs from a Rs. 14,300 pocket speaker to a Rs. 48,000 party powerhouse. Here's how to pick, based on how you'll actually use it — see the full JBL speaker lineup comparison for the complete spec breakdown.
Just want something small for one person?
JBL Go 4 — Rs. 14,500. Clips to a bag, IP67 waterproof, up to 5 hours playback. The cheapest way into genuine JBL sound.
Traveling or want longer battery in a small speaker?
JBL Clip 5 — Rs. 17,499. Same pocket size as the Go 4 but doubles the battery to 10 hours and adds PartyBoost pairing.
Cyclist or regularly outdoors on a bike?
JBL Wind 3 — Rs. 14,300. The only speaker in the range built with a secure handlebar mount.
Want one great all-round speaker?
JBL Flip 7 — Rs. 34,999. Real room-filling 35W sound, IP68 waterproofing that survives full submersion, up to 16 hours battery, and Auracast pairing. This is the one we'd recommend if you're only buying one JBL speaker.
Hosting parties or need to charge your phone too?
- JBL Charge 5 — Rs. 41,999. 40W output, 20-hour battery, doubles as a phone power bank.
- JBL Charge 6 — Rs. 48,000. The upgrade: 45W output, up to 28-hour battery, IP68, and Auracast pairing — worth the extra roughly Rs. 6,000 if you want the longest runtime and toughest build.
Looking for the JBL Flip 6?
The Flip 6 is currently out of stock in every colour. Its direct successor, the JBL Flip 7, beats it on every spec — more power, better waterproofing, longer battery — and is in stock now.
Quick picks by use case
| Use case | Best pick |
|---|---|
| Solo listening, tightest budget | JBL Go 4 |
| Travel, longer battery in a small speaker | JBL Clip 5 |
| Cycling / outdoor rides | JBL Wind 3 |
| One speaker that does everything well | JBL Flip 7 |
| House parties, phone charging | JBL Charge 5 or Charge 6 |
See every model in stock in the JBL Bluetooth Speakers collection, or read the full speaker-by-speaker comparison.