Đánh giá chi tiết JBL Pulse 5 – Âm thanh sống động từ SoundGuys

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JBL Pulse 5 là chiếc loa Bluetooth không dây của JBL với thiết kế đẹp mắt, hiệu ứng ánh sáng LED đẹp mắt. Loa mang lại chất âm mạnh mẽ, bass sâu và tạo không gian âm nhạc sống động, hứa hẹn mang lại trải nghiệm âm nhạc tuyệt vời cho người dùng. Đặc biệt, Pulse 5 còn có khả năng chống nước IPX7, giúp bạn thoải mái sử dụng ở môi trường ẩm ướt như bể bơi hay bãi biển. Đây sẽ là sự lựa chọn lý tưởng cho những người yêu thích âm nhạc và muốn tạo điểm nhấn cho không gian sống của mình.

Whether you’re getting rowdy with a few pals on a Friday night or chilling out to some low-fi beats solo on a rainy Sunday afternoon, the JBL Pulse 5 is designed to enhance the atmosphere. Offering a 360-degree customizable light show and “JBL Original Pro Sound,” let’s feast our eyes on this unique speaker design and dive into this JBL Pulse 5 review.

Editor’s note: this is the first version of the article. Updates will follow as the market changes.

About this JBL Pulse 5 review: We tested the JBL Pulse 5 over 10 days. It ran firmware version .0.7.5.7, and the JBL Portable app ran version v6.4.7. SoundGuys purchased the unit for this review.

What I like about the JBL Pulse 5

A hand holds the JBL Pulse 5.

The Pulse 5 offers an entertaining 360-degree light show synced to the beat of your music.

The JBL Pulse 5 isn’t your average portable Bluetooth speaker. This mono 40W speaker is encased in clear acrylic housing that offers a vibrant and customizable 360-degree light show. You’ll find a passive radiator on the underside of the unit, protected and raised by rubber bumpers that double as feet. The Pulse 5 has an upward-firing driver and a separate tweeter at the top. Even with its unique design, the Pulse 5 is still IP67 rated, meaning it’s both dustproof and waterproof.

There’s a small control strip on the back of the unit that contains a few backlit and operational buttons, such as power and Bluetooth, but it’s worth noting that unlike the Pulse 4, the Pulse 5 does not feature any physical playback controls. That said, you’ll want to download and install the JBL Portable app regardless to take advantage of the Pulse 5 and all it has to offer.

The JBL Portable offers plenty of customization options for the Pulse 5. You can select from various light show modes, change its color scheme, adjust the brightness, and use the 3-band EQ to personalize your sound. In true JBL fashion, you can pair a second Pulse 5 for stereo performance or link up with other JBL speakers using the PartyBoost feature. The Ambient Sound feature is also pretty cool with quality recordings. If you want to fall asleep to a crackling campfire and some ocean waves, you can select various nature-inspired background sounds with a shut-off timer.

The Pulse 5 connects to your device via Bluetooth 5.3 and is SBC only, but it does offer multipoint connection if you’re hanging with some pals and want to take turns cueing up your favorite tunes. When it comes to battery life, JBL advertises 12 hours of playback with the Pulse 5, but keep in mind if you’re running the brightest possible light show setting, turning up the low-end on the 3-band EQ, and cranking your speaker, your battery life will take a hit.

A lit up JBL Pulse 5 on its side in a cool looking room, showing its passive radiator.

Even the passive radiator has its own lighting effect.

When it comes to sound, comparing it side by side with another JBL 40W speaker, the JBL Charge 5, the stock sound of the Pulse 5 offers more substantial bass and treble right out of the box. Listening to Stranger to My Happiness by Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, the bass guitar is much more prominent with the Pulse 5 than the Charge 5. Additionally, the Pulse 5 separates the accompanying baritone saxophone from Sharon’s vocals much better. In contrast, with the Charge 5, the horn section is buried behind her vocals, which dominate the mix of this upbeat tune.

Using the Pulse 5 in my home office, listening to Leisure Suit Preben by Todd Terje at approximately 60% volume, thanks to the downward-facing passive radiator, the rumble and vibrations of this track’s synthesized bass line can easily be felt through my desk. Closer to 75% volume, you start to lose some low-end, but this isn’t unique to the Pulse 5; it’s designed to prevent the entire unit from distorting. While you can dive into the 3-band EQ and customize either of these speakers out of the box, the Pulse 5 is ready with decent bass response for small to medium-sized gatherings.

While the Pulse 5’s driver layout differs from a traditional forward-firing design like the Charge 5, it helps provide a consistent listening experience, no matter where you are in the room. You also don’t get the treble hotspots you do with other “360-degree” speakers like Megaboom 3, which can sound different depending on the way the speaker faces you, a product of its drivers firing hard left and right out of its enclosure.

What I don’t like about the JBL Pulse 5

A JBL Pulse 5 lit up in a cool looking room, showing it's rear control panel and loop attachment.

Unlike the Pulse 4, the Pulse 5 does not feature physical playback controls.

One downside to its clear housing design is fingerprints—everywhere. While there is a loop attachment on the back of the unit you can use for placement options or to move it around, it’s not as convenient as simply grabbing the speaker. You’ll want to keep a microfiber cloth handy because the Pulse 5 picks up fingerprints and smudges quickly and becomes noticeable when using some of the lighter color settings.

It’s also worth mentioning that while the Pulse 5 is marketed as a portable Bluetooth speaker, it’s on the heavy side. Again, for comparison, the Charge 5 weighs 950g, and the Pulse 5 weighs 1.4kg. This is not an issue if you’re car camping or have a wagon to haul your beach gear in, but it’s not exactly a toss-it-in-your-backpack speaker. You’ll know it’s there.

Lastly, regarding the lack of physical playback controls, while I don’t have any issue controlling my music from my phone, it may be enough of an issue for some potential buyers.

Should you buy the JBL Pulse 5?

Top down shot of a JBL Pulse 5 beside a JBL Charge 5.

The Pulse 5 is larger and heavier than the Charge 5.

The JBL Pulse 5 isn’t the cheapest or most practical Bluetooth speaker out there, but its light show is enjoyable and effective. While it provides decent sound, there are better speakers to start a house party, but the Pulse 5 is excellent for the bedside table, around the house, or in the backyard. You can easily dial in your desired lighting and fine-tune your sound simultaneously. If you’re ok with the weight, it’s durable enough and would also make a great addition to any campsite or late-night park hangs.

If you’re digging the light show but looking for something more rugged with a bit more power for your adventures, consider the Anker Soundcore Boom 2. ($89.99 at Amazon) This portable speaker has more power, offering 80W of stereo output, and can also help keep the party vibes going with built-in LED lights on its passive radiators. With the Soundcore companion app, you can customize both the lights and your EQ settings. Lastly, with an IPX7 protection rating, it’s also ready to take on the great outdoors.

JBL Pulse 5

JBL Pulse 5

JBL Pulse 5

Customizable 360 degree light show • IP67 • Multipoint

The Pulse 5 is ready to bring the vibes.

Given its price, the JBL Pulse 5 focuses more on its lighting effects than audio features. Speakers of similar sound quality can easily be found for less money. That said, its 360-degree light show is genuinely enjoyable and greatly enhances the ambiance of your gathering or when simply listening around the house.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Yes. The Pulse 5 features an IP67 protection rating, which means you can submerge it in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes.

It does not have Connect Plus, but the Pulse 5 uses PartyBoost to connect to other JBL speakers instead.

Yes, as long as your computer supports Bluetooth connection.

Yes, the light show will sync to the beat of your music.