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JBL Pulse 6 is shaped like an old-fashioned lantern, priced at US$330, and will go on sale on September 6

JBL's latest Bluetooth speaker Pulse is a 6-handle lantern that combines a 360-degree light show with built-in 16 lighting themes and supports Auracast synchronization. It is available for pre-order now and will start shipping on September 6.

Jordan Lin, Deputy Editor
JBL Pulse 6 is shaped like an old-fashioned lantern, priced at US$330, and will go on sale on September 6

The handle-like outline makes the JBL Pulse 6 look like an old-fashioned lantern at first glance, but the interior of the fuselage is equipped with full-color LEDs and a modern lighting control system. This speaker is the first update to the JBL Pulse series since 2022. It is priced at US$330 and is available for pre-order from now on, with shipments expected to begin on September 6.

The most obvious selling point of Pulse 6 is its 360-degree light show capability. There are 16 pre-programmed themes built into the fuselage, 10 of which are ambient lighting, and the other 6 are specially designed for party occasions with a stronger sense of rhythm. If you already have JBL PartyBox speakers or PartyLight Stick light strips at home, Pulse 6 can be linked with them to create more complex lighting effects; through Auracast technology, it can also synchronize audio playback with other JBL devices.

In terms of acoustic performance, JBL said that Pulse 6 adopts an upgraded acoustic structure and integrates the brand's AI Sound Boost technology to reduce distortion and improve overall output performance. In terms of specifications, this speaker has a battery life of up to 12 hours and is IP68 waterproof and dustproof, making it suitable for use outdoors or in humid environments.

The current selling price and shipping time are subject to the official information released by JBL.

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