Play 360 Bluetooth Speakers On Sale at Amazon for $119
The JBL PlayUp’s predecessor the all mighty Play 360 is on sale at amazon for $119 rather than the usual $150 (interestingly this is the lowest price I could find, considering that the speakers are well over a year old, and have already been replaced they’ve held their price surprisingly well). The main advantage of the 360 over the PlayUp is the longer battery life which gives you an extra 2 hours over the JBL powered PlayUP. Personally I was planning on getting either this or the PlayUp, but now my priority is getting a wireless charger for my upcoming Lumia (I’m thinking Fatboy Charging pillow-which unfortunately isn’t available on Amazon yet).
Get the Play 360 on Amazon here:
Nokia Play 360 Bluetooth Speaker -Black
Category: Accessories, Nokia
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Heyyo, names Ali- Currently a fourth year Dental Student from Chicago; studying in Jordan. I love all sorts of gadgets almost as much as I love my cookies! (Have: Green Nokia N8, Cyan Lumia 800, Black N9, Stormtrooper White Lumia 900, Black 808 PureView, Red Lumia 920). Follow my twitter handle '@AliQudsi' - no pressure. Thanks.Subscribe
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They should yellow and red colour options.
I’ve bought the 360 , it’s nothing short than amazing , and it’s not in no sense a simple Bluetooth speaker , It actually has real Base …
I got my 360 for free when I bought my Lumia 800. It is indeed AMAZING, I can’t believe there’s so much sound coming from such a small device. At low to medium volume they even give my 500$ floor speakers a run for its money. The 360 sound is awesome when placed somewhere in the middle of the room.
PlayUp can play louder then 360play…if anyone cares about that..
I should expect so.
Hi Ali, I have got this as a Diwali offer gift in india yesterday with Lumia 800,also got a purity headset for free….
AND it’s ordered! Black
Though, I wasn’t able to find the amp output on the Play 360. Play up maxs at 51 watts and the Power Up rocks 100 watts.
Anyone know?
those are not real watts RMS! I have some Tannoy speakers that claim 150 watts RMS and those were £800 and they shake the room! these measurements are PMPO no doubt and this equates to about 5-8 watts really. I’m sure they are still pretty good though
I plan on getting the JBL one so that i can take it on holiday!