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JBL Partybox 310 - Portable Party Speaker with Long Lasting Battery, Powerful JBL Sound and Exciting Light Show,Black

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JBL Partybox 310 - Portable Party Speaker with Long Lasting Battery, Powerful JBL Sound and Exciting Light Show,Black
- 240 watts of powerful JBL pro sound
- Mesmerize your crowd with a dazzling, dynamic light show that dances to the beat with subtle pulsing and powerful strobing effects
- Long lasting sound with 18 hours of music-blasting battery life
- Crafted with ipx4 splashproof protection, the JBL partybox 310 keeps the music going — rain or shine
- Switch tracks, change up the light show, control karaoke features and more all from your phone with the partybox app.
- Included components: JBL PartyBox 310, Power Cord, Quick-start guide, Warranty sheet, Safety sheet
- Power source type: Battery-Powered

Country	USA
Brand	JBL
Manufacturer	JBL
Binding	Electronics
ItemPartNumber	JBLPARTYBOX310AM
Model	JBLPARTYBOX310AM
Warranty	1 year manufacturer
Color	Black
ReleaseDate	2020-10-18
UnitCount	1
UPCs	050036373432
EANs	0050036373432

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