JBL Link: The New JBL Speakers with Google Assistant

New Speakers Connected JBL Link

Voice control is one of the hot topics of the moment and a well-established trend in the field of domestic speakers. Today with the launch of the new Link range, it also brings the feature to its portable speakers, which previously had only the Bluetooth connection.

With the addition of the Wi-Fi module and the microphone now, the new JBL Link allow access with the voice to Google Assistant: once you are connected to the home network simply say the phrase OK Google to command with the voice not only the connected speaker, but also all compatible home automation objects.

If you do not want to say the command, all the speakers are equipped with the appropriate key to access the voice commands. Of course, you can play music from Google Play, but also from all the major streaming services.

There are 4 new models in the series: JBL Link 10, JBL Link 20, JBL Link 300 and JBL Link 500. The first two products are battery-powered speakers with IPX7 certification (they can remain immersed in water for thirty minutes up to 1 meter of depth) and find their preferred environment of use in the shower, on the move without fear of weather or poolside.

• JBL Link 10 offers a 4,000mAh battery for 5 hours of battery life and 10 Watt total power, offered by two drivers.
• JBL Link 20, which has a 6,000mAh battery, 10 hours of battery life and 16 watts of total power.
• JBL Link 300, on the other hand, is powered by an electrical network and offers a total of 40 watts of power.
• JBL Link 500 is the top of the range with 4 drivers and a total power of 60 watts. All have built-in Chromecast for creating multi-room systems and streamlined streaming of audio content.

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