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JBL PartyBox On The Go 2
KES 48,000
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JBL PartyBox Encore Essential
KES 37,000
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JBL PartyBox Encore 2
KES 47,000
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JBL PartyBox Club 120
KES 50,000
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JBL PartyBox Club 310
KES 65,000
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JBL PartyBox Stage 320
KES 70,000
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JBL Boombox 3
KES 50,000
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JBL Boombox 3 WiFi
KES 61,000
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JBL Boombox 4
KES 60,000
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JBL Xtreme 4
KES 35,000
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JBL Charge 5
KES 17,000
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JBL Charge 6
KES 19,000
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JBL Flip 6
KES 12,500
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JBL Flip 7
KES 15,000
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JBL Clip 5
KES 8,000
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JBL Clip 4 Eco
KES 7,500
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JBL Go 4
KES 7,000
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JBL Studio 8
KES 27,500
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JBL Studio 9
KES 28,500
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JBL Aura Studio 5
KES 40,000
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JBL Go + Play 3
KES 37,000
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JBL Harman Luna BT
KES 26,000
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JBL Grip
KES 12,500
Buyer's Guide
How to choose headphones, earbuds, or speakers
The right pick depends more on how you'll use it — calls, workouts, critical listening — than on the spec sheet alone.
What matters most
Driver size isn't the whole story
Larger drivers often (not always) produce fuller bass, but tuning matters more than size alone — don't pick by driver size by itself.
Frequency response for your kind of listening
A wider frequency range generally means more detail at both ends — matters more for music production or critical listening than for calls or casual use.
Open-ear vs. sealed for your use case
Sealed earbuds isolate noise for commuting and calls; open-ear designs like Shokz trade isolation for situational awareness on runs and workouts.
Whether it's built for gaming, not just listening
Gaming audio gear prioritizes positional accuracy and low-latency wireless over pure sound quality — a good pair of music headphones isn't always a good gaming headset.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Buying noise-cancelling earbuds for running when open-ear would be safer and more comfortable.
- Picking a microphone by price instead of checking its polar pattern matches the recording setup.
- Assuming all Bluetooth earbuds work equally well for gaming — check for a dedicated low-latency mode if that's the main use.
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