JBL Charge 6 Portable Speaker - Blue: USB-C, IP68, 28 Hours, 3-Hour Charge, 2.11 lbs, 9" Width, Bluetooth Wireless

A: Thanks for your question. No, our JBL Charge 6 does not have a built-in FM radio.

A: What’s the difference between six speaker and seven speaker the six speaker cost more and the seven less 

A: Hi, thank you for reaching out about JBL Charge 6 Portable Speaker. No, the JBL Charge 6 does not have a built-in FM or AM radio tuner. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Does it come with charging cord

A: Thanks for your question. In an effort to reduce electronic waste, our JBL Charge 6 and many of our newer models no longer include a charging cable in the box. The unit is compatible with any standard USB-C cable you may already have from other devices.

A: Thank you for your inquiry. The published up to playtime is the maximum battery life at low volume and without bass boost. Higher volume and bass-heavy music will reduce playtime, similar to how a phone battery drains faster with a brighter screen. To test your battery, charge it to 100% and listen to music at low volume without bass boost. If the battery lasts close to the published play time, it's functioning well. If it lasts less than 90% of that time, the battery may be losing capacity. For further assistance, contact us at support.jbl.com

A: Thank you for your interest in our brand. Our JBL Charge 6 has an output power of 30 W RMS for its woofer and 15 W RMS for its tweeter. Delivering rich, powerful bass and crisp highs, it offers audio quality that truly speaks for itself.

A: Thanks for your question. Our JBL Charge 6 doesn't come with an official carrying case from JBL. You can check online retailers for generic third-party cases that might fit our JBL Charge 6.

A: Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, our JBL Charge 6 has Auracast, which allows it to pair with our speakers that have Auracast.

A: Thanks for your question. To reduce electronic waste, our JBL Charge 6 and other newer JBL products don't include a charging cable. Feel free to use any USB-C cable and power adapter with a power rating of at least 5 volts and 3 amps that you have at home.

A: Thank you for you inquiry. The battery of our JBL Charge 6 will not overcharge and there is no harm in leaving your JBL Charge 6 connected to electricity at all times. However, if you’d like to conserve electrical energy, disconnect from charging.

A: Thanks for your inquiry. Our JBL Charge 6 has Auracast, which allows it to pair with our speakers that have Auracast. You can pair it to our JBL Charge 5 Wi-Fi SE since they both have Auracast, but you can not pair it to our JBL Charge 5, as it uses PartyBoost.

A: Thanks for your question. Our JBL Charge 6 only has a USB-C port for input and output. Therefore, you will need four charging cables to charge it individually.