JBL Go 4 review: a fun-size budget Bluetooth speaker, just don’t expect big things

Thanks to its IP67 rating and intuitive app offering adjustable EQ and Auracast connectivity, you wont feel short-changed.

The compact and durable JBL Go 4 makes for a good poolside companion.

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The corner loop of a red JBL Go 4 pictured against a pink background. It is sitting on a dark stone surface with puddles of water around it.

The stated battery life of the Go 4 is seven hours.

The overall listening experience was fine; nothing groundbreaking, but perfectly adequate for the price.

This tiny speaker can reach a good level of volume for its size.

The side panel and control buttons of a red JBL Go 4 pictured against a pink background. It is sitting on a dark stone surface with puddles of water around it.

The same was true when listening toSt.

Thomasby Sonny Rollins, andI Want Youby Moloko.

This EQ delivered a pleasant listening experience when playingWheres My Love (Alternative Version)by SYML.

The back face of a red JBL Go 4 pictured against a pink background. It is sitting on a dark stone surface with puddles of water around it.

JBL Go 4 review: Specs

Should I buy the JBL Go 4?

Its perfectly adequate for the price though.

Take a look at our fullSony XB100 reviewhere.

The play, pause, and volume buttons on the top of a red JBL Go 4 ,pictured against a pink background. It is sitting on a dark stone surface with puddles of water around it.