JBL Launches PartyBox Club 120 and Stage 320 in Nepal with Powerful Audio

JBL has expanded its speaker lineup in Nepal with the launch of two new PartyBox models: the Club 120 and the Stage 320. These speakers share a similar cuboid design with curved edges and vibrant RGB lighting on the front, known as Lightshow, and both carry an IPX4 rating for water resistance.

While they look alike, the two models differ in size and features. The Club 120 measures 570 mm in height and weighs 14.10 kg, equipped with a folding handle, whereas the Stage 320 is taller by 100 mm, weighs 16.50 kg, and includes telescopic collapsible handles and wheels for easier transport.

Audio performance varies significantly between the two. The Stage 320 boasts a 240W output with 6.5-inch woofers and 25mm tweeters, while the Club 120 offers 160W output, though JBL does not specify the driver sizes for this model. Both models include AI Sound Boost for enhanced audio quality and support multi-point Bluetooth connections, with the Club 120 using Bluetooth v5.3 and the Stage 320 utilizing the newer Bluetooth v5.4. Additionally, they both support Auracast for linking with other JBL speakers to create a stereo setup and feature inputs for dual microphones, guitars, AUX, and a USB Type-A port. Users can further tune and control the speakers through the JBL PartyBox app.

Battery life is another area where the models diverge: the Club 120 provides up to 12 hours of playtime, while the Stage 320 extends this to 18 hours. For quick top-ups, either model can gain over an hour of playback from just 10 minutes of charging, and both allow for battery swapping when fully drained.

The JBL PartyBox Club 120 is available for NPR 64,000, and the Stage 320 retails for NPR 89,500. Both models are now accessible at retail stores across Nepal.