@@iconjaden full volume? I never use at max volume, because mine already loud at 50/70, higher than that , cops will come to my house The battery can go easily 5 hours nonstop netflix/youtube,
Hello, thank you for the video sir, is it dangerous to use higher powered chargers like what is the limit? I don't understand numbers much, but I assume my phone's fast charger might brake it?
My JBL charges for about 5 minutes then the red light goes off, even though there is no way the speaker could charge fully so fast (when I re-plug the cable it turns red again)
I got one for free with a purchase and have never seen the red light. I plugged it in after unboxing and charged it for 5h. Then used it for 4-5h while working outside and plugged it in once back inside. No light…..nothing. I guess I use it until dead to see if there is a red light :D
Hi, the instructions shows 2.5 battery eith 5v - 1A that is the little (iphone charger), but you said we can use the Nintendo switch charger too, but it has a 1.5A output, is that ok charge the go3 with it? I mean ,won´t it damage the battery? or reduce its life?
Hi, using a higher amp charger is absolutely ok. The speaker will not draw more power that it needs to charge the battery. The only thing that can damage the speaker would be to use a higher voltage.
I was wondering the same, I got a new JBL Go 3 today, tried it for a few minutes, then put in a USB C cable that is plugged in to an IKEA power box with USB ports about 6.5 hours ago but the red light is still on. Oh... I just plugged in the original cable in the second port of the same box and as I'm typing this, after about a minute or two now the red light just turned off....