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recommended to stay with the original 3K.

Hello, thanks for your question. I agree with the previous answer: I would recommend sticking with the specified 3000mAh battery (original capacity). A 6000mAh battery would likely be physically larger and probably wouldn’t fit into the compact JBL speaker. Also, if you’ve come across a 6000mAh battery listing, it could likely be a fake capacity claim. Unfortunately, some sellers still advertise exaggerated capacities to attract buyers and gain an advantage.

¡Gracias por tu mensaje! Lamentablemente, solo vendemos nuestras baterías en Europa. Pero tranquilo, seguro que encuentras alguna tienda en línea en tu región que tenga baterías para la JBL Xtreme 2.

Thanks for your question! Manufacturers often don't offer original accessories, which makes them hard to find. Our Cellonic replacements, however, provide the same quality, better prices, and are easier to get. Give them a try and see for yourself!

@@cellonic Hello! I read online that Cellonic batteries are rebrands of Cameron Sino, is this true? I've heard mixed reviews of Cameron Sino batteries.

Hi! sry for late reply. 😊 Yes, some of our CELLONIC batteries are produced by Cameron Sino. However, we work with various manufacturers to ensure top quality across our 6,000+ battery models, allowing us to stay flexible and independent. 💪🔋

Thank you for your message. The original battery is indeed rated with 74Wh, which corresponds to 10.000mAh at 7.4V. Our CELLONIC battery is made with 40 mAh more capacity, which makes a negligible difference in runtime. Our quality and runtime correspond to the original battery. Regarding lifespan, it is often much more important how the battery is cared and used. (Of course only if you have a quality replacement battery)

Thank you for your creative idea! It sounds intriguing but definitely requires some technical knowledge and skill. Please be aware that such modifications could void the Toniebox warranty. Nevertheless, great thinking-thanks for sharing!

@@cellonic to be honest, it's not the bad. I ended up taking apart a spare small single bay 18650 charger and only keeping the spring loaded tabs, so I won't have to solder the battery, connected each end of the battery to the part where you plug in the battery with dupont leads, and left a USB c cable out of the box. Works great! Ended up using an acebeam USB c battery for it True it does void the warranty, but my battery cam doa, and tonie basically told me to go fuck myself (ordered from amazon) and I still needed the box, so I just did this. It's great because it's relatively easy to do, it's a nice capacity boost, and you can use good ol' USB c

Thank you for your feedback. We are working hard to create video tutorials for more JBL speakers. We will ensure that the JBL Boombox 3 is included in our plans in the near future.

Why don't you offer them some tips on that front? I'm sure they're not going intentionally out of their way to not grow their channel, so perhaps they don't understand SEO or how to optimise it. If you're gonna go out of your way to give feedback, you could make it constructive or at least specific and actionable! :)

@@simonvegas793 can we discuss about it?

Hello @PumpkinDog33, sorry for the late response. First of all, thank you for your question. That's really bad luck that the first and second Toniebox can't be charged. Unfortunately, there are several possibilities why the Toniebox is not working: - Check when unpacking whether any plastic protective covers are over the Toniebox or charging station - check the charging cable for damage such as a broken cable - dirty contact (which should not be the case with a new device) - Battery could be deeply discharged, then it takes 10-20min until the battery starts to charge If you have checked all these things, it may of course be a defective battery, but there is no guarantee for it. As you rightly say, it can also be a problem with the device itself. I hope your Toniebox is working by now, if not i hope we can help you with the answer.