The JBL Authentics 300 takes a different approach by reaching back to a more retro time of life. The soundstage is also much different than the JBL I’ve known for the past 10-years, but not in a ...

I’ve been enjoying a Back to the Future adventure with the JBL Authentics 300, the only truly portable in the maker’s new three-model, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi-streaming smart speaker line. This ...

JBL’s Authentics 300 speaker has the unique ability to run Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant at the same time. ... Around back, there’s a 3.5mm aux input (we love to see it), ...

JBL's Authentics 300 portable Wi-Fi speaker can run two voice assistants simultaneously, but how do its other features compare to Sonos ... or a power bank to get it back up to full capacity.

JBL offers two alternatives to the Authentics 300 within the same speaker range. The smaller Authentics 200 ($350) is more compact, but not portable, while the larger 500 ($700) is a high-fidelity ...

The JBL Authentics 300 portable speaker has an MSRP of $449 / £379 / AU$599. It's on sale via the JBL website , as well as online retailers. It can regularly be found discounted, and I have seen ...

At a whopping $449, it's a lot to pay. I'm not sponsored by JBL or Marshall in any way. This speaker was purchased by me for review. My conclusion is that if you don't need the WIFI or portability ...

JBL has announced a new line of smart wireless speakers, which feature the company’s iconic waffle grille made popular in the JBL L100 loudspeaker during the 1970s. JBL’s new Authentics line arrives ...

Officially, the JBL Authentics 300 retails at £380 / $449 / AU$600. That said, prices have already started to drop, and at the time of writing, you can pick one up for just over £300 on Amazon UK or ...

The stylishly retro JBL Authentics 300 packs some serious bass for a portable speaker, while Wi-Fi audio and hands-free support for Alexa and Google Assistant give it a contemporary edge ...