Bro, i literally thought im watching a video with like a million views.. Your great mate! Keep doing such good videos, i rarely get entertained enough to watch a whole vid but u got me! Hope ur channel grows alot so people can appreciate you 😁😁
Apricate it, sir :D However, I don't think this is the best I can do I can do better first I need to make a tiny investment in equipment and learning new skills.
Will there be any issues if I daily use this speaker for long period like connecting with my TV and watching movies and etc…. And another major doubt is is there any ways to use this speaker with direct current instead of using the battery ??
The speaker is designed to be used with the DC plug. Hence, you get more power output when it is plugged in. My only recommendation is to keep it plugged in because if not, I could imagine the speakers going through a lot of charge cycles, which could harm their longevity. So, leave it plugged in, and that will fix the issue and reduce the amount of wear and tear on the speaker. I think there's a comment somewhere where I go into depth about it regarding the battery. If you have a look, that could provide better insight.
⚠️ Hello 👋, thank you for these nice tips. But how do you know that plugging it to the mains, it pass through the battery ? I saw other people saying that using it on the mains, reduce the battery life. I wish I could use it on the mains but no battery degradation. Who's right ? Thank you. 🎉❤
I can try to explain it the best i can. Regardless of what you do, your battery helth will decline over time, you can implement methods to slow this process. However, some methods can speed up this process. When you plug the jbl speaker to the mains it will automatically divert power from the battery to the mains while simultaneously charging the battery. Most lithium battery's have a controller connected to them. they control the amount of current flowing into a battery if the battery is low, then more current. If the battery is almost fully charged, then the current is reduced. Till the point where the battery is fully charged and it will cut power to the battery. However when your phone says it at 100% or 0 % your phones lying to you in a way a battery at 100% puts strain on the lithium ion cell so the controller would probably let it get to 70 -90% and put that as a 100% and when at 0% its not really at 0% if that was the case you wouldn't be able to see that dead battery icon when you phone neads to charge. So to answer you question I'd you was to leave a party box on charge for a long time no harm should come to the battery as the power is sent to the battery when needed and is optimised based on the cell being used. The only difference is the code. How the controller is coded to behave with the battery. And usually, that would be in the manual. But if there a feture to have your speaker plugged for more power. Its most likely build with battery helth in mind. Sorry for the long-winded message. If you still have questions don't be afraid to ask. ;) oh and fun fact if you keep it on the mains you will reduce the amount of cycles your speaker goses through. 1 cycle is one drain and charge. If you never use it on mains and you let it charge and die you would theraticaly be using more cycles than a person who kept there speaker connected to the mains constantly. The speaker still probably will go through a cycle but slower. I recommend you keep your speaker plugged in when not in use. Yes, it will be fully charged. However, your speaker has yet to go through a cycle. And whoever you got that information from. Is incorrect it simply wouldn't make sense if that was the case. To prove my statement wait until your speaker dies and try power it on if it powers on you speaker is not at 0% its a buffer between the actual 0% to protect battery helth. Hence why the controller automatically powers down the speaker.
Nope, because the speaker isn't using the battery bypassing battery and drawing power from the mains. Once fully charged power, get severd to the battery. :)
Please do not turn the bass down and treble up for more perceived loudness. If all you want is ear piercing loudness there's plenty of cheap alternatives.
I concur, although it can be useful in outdoor settings where the bass can occasionally interfere with the sound. In my opinion, it makes the audio clearer rather than enhancing the sounds.
Yes, the rubber feet support this. However, if you use it outside, I recommend you keep it upright. That's so you get the full advantage of waterproofing.
Bro, i literally thought im watching a video with like a million views.. Your great mate! Keep doing such good videos, i rarely get entertained enough to watch a whole vid but u got me! Hope ur channel grows alot so people can appreciate you 😁😁
this video is crazy professional man, i have really high hopes for this channel.
Great video bro
Apricate it, sir :D However, I don't think this is the best I can do I can do better first I need to make a tiny investment in equipment and learning new skills.
professional vid bro - hope the best and you have my support
Thank you, and the same to you. I wish you all the best in your endeavours. ❤️
Great video bro 😊👍. Glad you learned a lot about the jbl partybox. Awesome job 👏🏻 :).
Can't wait till I get my hands on a ultimate you got one?
@@lorenzo_Angeles I'm working on it :).
Hi is It worth getting the JBL party box 110
That's not even a question. Ofc
Will there be any issues if I daily use this speaker for long period like connecting with my TV and watching movies and etc…. And another major doubt is is there any ways to use this speaker with direct current instead of using the battery ??
The speaker is designed to be used with the DC plug. Hence, you get more power output when it is plugged in. My only recommendation is to keep it plugged in because if not, I could imagine the speakers going through a lot of charge cycles, which could harm their longevity. So, leave it plugged in, and that will fix the issue and reduce the amount of wear and tear on the speaker. I think there's a comment somewhere where I go into depth about it regarding the battery. If you have a look, that could provide better insight.
⚠️ Hello 👋, thank you for these nice tips. But how do you know that plugging it to the mains, it pass through the battery ? I saw other people saying that using it on the mains, reduce the battery life. I wish I could use it on the mains but no battery degradation. Who's right ? Thank you. 🎉❤
I can try to explain it the best i can. Regardless of what you do, your battery helth will decline over time, you can implement methods to slow this process. However, some methods can speed up this process. When you plug the jbl speaker to the mains it will automatically divert power from the battery to the mains while simultaneously charging the battery. Most lithium battery's have a controller connected to them. they control the amount of current flowing into a battery if the battery is low, then more current. If the battery is almost fully charged, then the current is reduced. Till the point where the battery is fully charged and it will cut power to the battery. However when your phone says it at 100% or 0 % your phones lying to you in a way a battery at 100% puts strain on the lithium ion cell so the controller would probably let it get to 70 -90% and put that as a 100% and when at 0% its not really at 0% if that was the case you wouldn't be able to see that dead battery icon when you phone neads to charge. So to answer you question I'd you was to leave a party box on charge for a long time no harm should come to the battery as the power is sent to the battery when needed and is optimised based on the cell being used. The only difference is the code. How the controller is coded to behave with the battery. And usually, that would be in the manual. But if there a feture to have your speaker plugged for more power. Its most likely build with battery helth in mind.
Sorry for the long-winded message. If you still have questions don't be afraid to ask. ;) oh and fun fact if you keep it on the mains you will reduce the amount of cycles your speaker goses through. 1 cycle is one drain and charge. If you never use it on mains and you let it charge and die you would theraticaly be using more cycles than a person who kept there speaker connected to the mains constantly. The speaker still probably will go through a cycle but slower. I recommend you keep your speaker plugged in when not in use. Yes, it will be fully charged. However, your speaker has yet to go through a cycle. And whoever you got that information from. Is incorrect it simply wouldn't make sense if that was the case. To prove my statement wait until your speaker dies and try power it on if it powers on you speaker is not at 0% its a buffer between the actual 0% to protect battery helth. Hence why the controller automatically powers down the speaker.
please answar this: Is it much bass if I go too bass boost on youtube and base mode on the speaker?
Bass boost and bass boost in the EQ together are lethal 💀 and I have two. So you get plenty I promise you that
just one question, is it possible to set music playing from usb drive to shuffle or random? thanks
It does it automatically. I have like 10k songs on my USB stick, and pb plays every track at random.
thanks@@lorenzo_Angeles
Hello! There is No shuffle or random playback from usb stick on the jbl 110.The partybox plays the tracks or albums in alphabet.
Sir can you use 3 party box altogether?
No only 2
Does the sound pause for split second every time you put it on Max Volume?
Yes , it's an indicator that you at full volume
@@lorenzo_Angeles i thought my unit is faulty , its a annoying feature though
@PunjabiAussieTraveller ik, especially when it's not loud enough but to get more volume and base plug the speaker in.
Will damage battery health if i use jbl most of the time plug in
Nope, because the speaker isn't using the battery bypassing battery and drawing power from the mains. Once fully charged power, get severd to the battery. :)
every batery will die faster when is not used and charged up to 100%
Are you gonna get the 120
Nah ima go big ima review the pb 1k and ultimate.
Please do not turn the bass down and treble up for more perceived loudness. If all you want is ear piercing loudness there's plenty of cheap alternatives.
I concur, although it can be useful in outdoor settings where the bass can occasionally interfere with the sound. In my opinion, it makes the audio clearer rather than enhancing the sounds.
Can it be kept sideways?
Yes, the rubber feet support this. However, if you use it outside, I recommend you keep it upright. That's so you get the full advantage of waterproofing.
2 speakers 110 are better than one 710. Great 😃👍. We have real stereo and better portability, can distribute them better on the place.
And you have a battery 😆
You should have hear the 710 in real before you said that😂😂
@@lorenzo_Angeles I made JBO videos I’m a big JBL party box fan lol the JBL party box 310 is the beast of battery 😊😊😊😊
I've got 2 110s in the back windows of my car, I have some fun at traffic lights. 🎶 🎵
In the future i will get 2 of EVERY jbl partybox (exept the on-the-go)
Why do people hate the jbl partbox go 💀
Ive got 2 110s
In my car rear window's
They offer so much for the price. Don't update them they ruined the bass on my speaker!!
@@lorenzo_Angeles what version are you on 1.38?
@@lorenzo_Angeles bro any way to undo the update? Please help. Same with my speaker after the update, reduced bass!
No way, unfortunately 😕 but luckily, I have only updated one, and I cranck the bass up in the app, and that helps ig
@@lorenzo_Angeles ima return this one and get a new one and never updating the firmware on that ! Sucks big time
DREAM SPEAKER..❤🥹
I manifest it for you !!! 🙌 you will receive one soon !!! :D
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Bro if you put this in a car will it shake the car
He'll yeh it would if it can shake items in a massive room only one knows what would happen in the car. 💀
Yep, I put one in a CORSA, portable party tbh
oh@@tcracing5639