JBL Launches New PartyBox Speakers and EasySing AI Microphones in India

JBL introduces its 2026 PartyBox speaker range and EasySing AI microphones in India, featuring optical TV inputs, AI karaoke, and up to 800W RMS sound output.

Lakshmi
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JBL Launches New PartyBox Speakers and EasySing AI Microphones in India

JBL has just added a bunch of new PartyBox speakers and EasySing wireless microphones to its lineup in India. The timing is no accident. With the festive shopping season coming up, JBL wants you to bring party-level sound right into your living room or TV setup. The range covers everything from the big PartyBox 720, to the mid-range 330 and 130, to the portable On-The-Go 2 and the smaller Encore 2 Plus. Prices start at Rs 39,999 and go up to Rs 99,999 for the top model. Not cheap, but you get a lot of sound for your money.

Key Takeaways

  • JBL launched six new PartyBox models alongside smart EasySing AI microphones in India.
  • You can pick from portable 100W speakers or go all out with the 800W flagship. That one packs two 9-inch woofers. It’s a lot of power for a home setup.
  • The PartyBox 330 and 130 both have optical TV inputs. So you can hook them up to your TV for everyday use, not just parties.
  • The EasySing microphones use AI to strip vocals from regular songs in real time. You don’t need special karaoke tracks. Just pick a song and start singing.
  • Prices kick off at Rs 39,999 for the On-The-Go 2 and Encore 2 Plus. If you want the PartyBox 720, you’re looking at Rs 99,999.

JBL Launches New PartyBox Speakers and EasySing AI Microphones in India

The PartyBox 720 is the heavy hitter here.It puts out 800W RMS with two 9-inch woofers and two 30mm dome tweeters. There’s AI Sound Boost to keep things clear even when you crank it up.It’s splashproof (IPX4), has wheels for moving it around, dual XLR inputs for mixers or guitars, and up to 15 hours of battery playback.

PartyBox 330 and PartyBox 130 target users seeking an upgrade over standard television soundbars. Both include optical TV ports, USB-C lossless playback, Auracast wireless multi-speaker pairing, and dual mic or guitar jacks. The 280W PartyBox 330 carries two 6.5-inch woofers, wide wheels, a telescopic handle, and runs up to 18 hours per charge. The smaller 200W PartyBox 130 uses two 5.25-inch woofers, carries a folding handle, and offers up to 15 hours of run time.

For portability around balconies or outdoor setups, the On-The-Go 2 range and the Encore 2 Plus pump out 100W RMS audio. The On-The-Go 2 AI Plus and Encore 2 Plus come bundled with a JBL EasySing microphone, which brings built-in AI vocal removal, pitch assistance, and natural reverb directly to standard music streams.

The standalone JBL EasySing Mics come in a two-pack for owners of existing systems. They include AI noise reduction, echo adjustments, up to 10 hours of battery life, and maintain a wireless connection range of up to 30 meters.

All new PartyBox models are available for purchase on in.jbl.com, major e-commerce websites, and across authorized retail stores in India.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the starting price of the new JBL PartyBox speakers in India?

A1. The lineup starts at Rs 39,999 for the base JBL PartyBox On-The-Go 2 and PartyBox Encore 2 Plus.

Q2. Can the JBL PartyBox 330 and 130 connect to a home television?

A2. Yes, both speakers feature an optical TV input designed for daily movie viewing and entertainment.

Q3. How does the JBL EasySing microphone remove vocals for karaoke?

A3. The microphone uses onboard real-time AI processing to quiet lead vocals on ordinary audio tracks without requiring dedicated karaoke files.

Q4. Which speaker provides the highest audio wattage in this launch?

A4. The JBL PartyBox 720 offers the highest output, rated at 800W RMS.

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Lakshmi, with a BA in Mass Communication from Delhi University and over 8 years of experience, explores the societal impacts of tech. Her thought-provoking articles have been featured in major academic and popular media outlets. Her articles often explore the broader implications of tech advancements on society and culture.
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