JBL PartyBox 720 launches in India with 800W RMS output

JBL PartyBox 720 launches in India with 800W RMS output and a price tag of Rs 99,999, placing the new party speaker firmly in the premium segment. The speaker features dual 9-inch woofers and twin 30mm dome tweeters, promising powerful audio for large home parties and events. It also offers up to 15 hours of battery life, along with built-in wheels and an ergonomic handle for easier portability. With IPX4 protection, the JBL PartyBox 720 is designed to handle occasional splashes while delivering a high-powered party experience.

The company has also expanded the lineup with the PartyBox 330 at Rs 64,999 and the PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus at Rs 44,999. Together, the three launches show JBL leaning harder into full-size party audio, karaoke features and multi-speaker connectivity for India buyers.

JBL PartyBox 330 price starts at Rs 64,999 with Auracast

The JBL PartyBox 330 sits below the new JBL PartyBox 720, offering 280W RMS output for buyers who want a more manageable speaker for home use. Priced at Rs 64,999, it falls into a more accessible premium tier while retaining several high-end features. The launch comes as JBL PartyBox 720 launches in India at Rs 99,999, giving buyers more options across different power and price segments.

Its feature set includes optical TV input, USB-C lossless audio and dual mic or guitar inputs. That makes it relevant for living-room karaoke and casual entertainment setups, especially for users who want one speaker that can handle both music and basic performance use.

Auracast support is another part of the package. In practical terms, that points to multi-speaker pairing, which can be useful if someone wants a wider sound setup without moving to the larger PartyBox 720. The 18-hour battery life also gives it a clear edge for longer sessions, at least on paper.

For India buyers comparing the two, the PartyBox 330 seems to be the more flexible middle option. It does not match the 720 on raw output, but it offers a mix of connectivity and battery life that may suit people who want a strong party speaker without going all the way to the biggest model.

PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus adds JBL EasySing AI Vocal Removal

The PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus is priced at Rs 44,999 and takes a different approach from the larger models. It delivers 100W RMS output and focuses on karaoke features, including EasySing Mic support, pitch control and natural reverb. The model joins JBL’s latest speaker lineup as JBL PartyBox 720 launches in India, giving buyers more options across different price and performance levels.

The headline feature here is JBL EasySing AI Vocal Removal. That makes the model more focused on users who want to sing along or set up a casual performance system at home or at small gatherings. It is a narrower use case, but a fairly clear one.

JBL has also launched standalone EasySing Mics at Rs 24,999. That suggests the company is trying to build a small ecosystem around karaoke buyers rather than selling only standalone speakers. For people who want a portable setup with IPX4 splash protection and vocal tools, the On-The-Go 2 Plus fits that brief better than the larger PartyBox models.

Seen together, the new launches split JBL’s party speaker range into three different needs. The PartyBox 720 is the flagship with the biggest output, the PartyBox 330 leans into practical connectivity and battery life, and the On-The-Go 2 Plus focuses on karaoke features with AI vocal removal. That gives Indian buyers more choice, but also makes the lineup easier to read by use case rather than size alone.