JBL Altavoz PartyBox 710

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Thanks for your question. Our JBL PartyBox 200 can link with another PartyBox 200 or a PartyBox 300 model with TWS mode. Additionally, it is possible to connect a maximum of two of either the JBL PartyBox 110, 310, 710, or Encore/Essential together in Party mode. The two speakers then do not need to be the same model.

Thank you for your question. Our JBL PartyBox 710 can't connect to a Soundbar with a subwoofer. It has a TWS feature that is compatible with JBL PartyBox 110, PartyBox 310, PartyBox Encore, or PartyBox Encore Essential in Party mode. If you need more help, please contact our customer support.

Our JBL PartyBox 710 has a microphone input where you can connect a 6.3mm jack dongle that comes with your wireless microphone. You might want to check our JBL Wireless Microphone Set that comes with two mics.

Thanks for your inquiry. Our Partybox 710 can only be paired with another Partybox 710, it will not be able to pair with a JBL Boombox 3 Wifi.

Thanks for reaching out. Our JBL PartyBox 710 can't be connected to PartyBox 1000 wirelessly but you can pair them via Daisy Chain (input-output) connection using a 3.5mm aux cable. We recommend setting the PartyBox 710 as the primary speaker.

Thanks for your inquiry. Unfortunately, That spec isn't available for 75% volume, the only spec we have is that the max total consumption of our JBL Partybox 710 is 160W.

Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, our JBL Partybox 710 has an aux in/out for the Daisy chain feature where you can connect multiple Partybox speakers together.

Our JBL Partybox 710 doesn't have a built-in rechargeable battery. It comes with a right-angle AC power cable which you can plug into an electrical outlet. Its power input is 100 – 240 VAC ~50 / 60 Hz. You might want to check our JBL Partybox 310.

Our JBL Partybox 710 has a Bluetooth range of up to 10m (33ft) without any obstructions between your connection. For best connectivity results, please ensure a clear line of sight between your speaker and the source. A distance farther than that would pose a risk of signal deterioration. If you need more help, please contact our customer support.