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Question: How do you charge the Mini Jawbone?
Document: I did much comparison shopping and settled on the mini jawbone. Best decision I made. The ease of use and the sound quality are excellent. I simply cannot believe the incredible sound quality that comes out of that little box. The set up was simple and the charge lasts.I highly recommend this speaker
Really for the price, I was hoping for a boombox quality sound. Considering my friend has a jbl charge and the sound from that blows this away, I guess size is the trade off for sound. The sound quality is good, and the setup was easy, but I was really just hoping for a bit more sound for the money. The bluetooth range is nice. However this has nearly no bass. I noticed slightly louder sound while playing music from the jawbone app, but the speaker just can't handle the volume and gets distorted above 85% sound.This would probably make a nice office speaker, but what I was really looking for was a pocket boombox, and a lot of the reviews I read implied that.
I travel a TON for work and this thing is great for hotel rooms. I also use it all the time at home. All my music and podcasts are on my phone and I used to plug my phone into a Bose radio in order to listen while I'm cooking, cleaning, or working. Obviously, the sound quality for the Mini Jambox isn't as good as a Bose radio but it's surprisingly good and the jambox is about a billion % more portable. I use this for multiple hours every day and I only charge it about once per week.
The output on the unit is rich and full compared to the other two JBL anemic sounds. What's more amazing was that the diminutive size of the Mini Jambox outperformed the Charge and the Flip!Now setting expectations for those readers expecting booming bass from the Mini, it will disappoint. It's just enough to make your music pop from a small unit. I find the Mini Jambox a fantastic little unit for a small room. A medium sized room may be pushing it. This unit is not designed for big sound from larger, more expensive units.
I purchased this to listen to podcasts in the shower. With the Mini a foot away from my ears I could hardly hear the podcasts. I ended up buying the JBL Charge, the Charge is so loud that it can sit across the bathroom and I can hear every utterance. I went to Jawbone's website and there are dozens of complaints over the volume of their Bluetooth speakers. They have some suggestions, I did try every suggestion, even tried both the Bluetooth connection and the 3.5 mm mini jack, nothing changed the volume.
Sound quality is good, but not nearly as good as Bose Sound Mini-Link (which I consider close to exceptional), The Bose is about $90 more and less portable. I like that the battery charge level appears on iPhone/iPad screen and has a button to pause and skip songs. Pairs to multiple devices easily, though the instructions are not the best (remember to hold pairing button down until get red/white lights flashing). Main reason to buy this is portability, while still getting acceptable sound quality.
Ugh, no. Not what I expected. It had a tinge more bass than the Flip at bigger. I expected somewhat more decent bass considering all the positive reviews about the unit. The Charge left me unsatisfied hungering for better. I ordered the Mini Jambox on a whim and anxiously compared it side-by-side to the Charge.Wow, the difference between the two was quite noticeable. I was amazed when I first turned on the unit and played the same music with the Charge. The Mini Jambox exhibited better, richer bass than the Charge and the tones I found were very well balanced.
It will turn itself off after a couple of minutes, saving battery life.They say battery life is about 10 hours. I haven't tested that yet, but my guess is that you'll get the longest life when the speaker is connected via the audio cable. Bluetooth does consume battery life fairly quickly in some devices. For instance, I found that the iPhone's power drops quicker when it is transmitting Bluetooth data such as audio.The Mini Jambox arrived from the factory partially charged (about 40%). You can get voice cues as to the current charge level by quickly pressing the power button.
I've been searching (and buying) near and far trying to find a decent BT speaker for my room. I have a Bose Soundock (5+ years old) and it sounds great in the living room. I didn't want to spend the $199 for a Bose mini since the bass was simply overpowering the treble and for a small- to- mid-sized room it doesn't work terribly great. I tried a JBL Flip and found the audio overly compensated in treble and no bass. However, I liked the design and button layout and didn't care for the proprietary power plug.Be gone with you Flip and enter the JBL Charge!
First let me state that the product build quality of excellent, fit and finish are impressive and exactly what you would expect for the money, no cheapo plastic parts.Additionally the functionality is first rate, buttons feel good, software is usable if a little clunky in spots, multiple language support and different "voices" are well implemented.battery life is impressive. I've streamed from multiple devices for multiple hours and I haven't gotten to 50% charge.So if all this is so good why only a 3? I think this is where i set my sights too high.The Mini is small, super portable but as a result it simply can't put out room shaking audio, it just doesn't have the mass to move that much air.
Answer: Mini USB on the side.  Charger should come with the Jawbone.