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JBL Go 4 vs JBL On Tour Wired Speaker
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JBL Go 4
JBL On Tour Wired Speaker
key specs
Speaker Type
Mobile or Tablet or Laptop
Mobile or Tablet or Laptop
Features
Portable
-
Colour
Red
Black
Connection
-
Wired
Configuration
-
Mono (1 Channel)
Power Source
-
AC Adapter
general
Brand
JBL
JBL
Model
Go 4
On Tour Wired Speaker
Release date
March 14, 2024
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Model Name
JBL Go 4
On Tour
Speaker Type
Mobile or Tablet or Laptop
Mobile or Tablet or Laptop
Features
Portable
-
Colour
Red
Black
Wired/Wireless
-
Wired
Configuration
-
Mono (1 Channel)
Power Source
-
AC Adapter
product details
Bluetooth
Yes
No
Battery
-
Lithium-ion Battery
other details
Chassis Material
Plastic
-
audio features
Signal to Noise Ratio
-
80 dB
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