I'm sure most of you when you you're not listening to music on your headphones, you're probably pumping music out through your smartphone speakers. That's all fine and good when you're by yourself, but if you're trying to fill a room with sound, it's not the best solution.

The JBL Pulse 3 costs Rs. 15,999, which is a bit expensive considering its average performance in the mid-range. On the plus side, the speaker does get pretty loud, is IPX7 rated, and has a fun light show feature. Battery life is decent but certainly could have been a lot better.

IPX7 waterproofing; Light show looks cool; Strong bass and vocal performance

Exposed radiators; Average battery life; Muddy mid-range; A bit expensive

It's been two years since the announcement of the Pulse 2. Now, JBL finally released its successor, the Pulse 3 . It was unveiled during CES 2017 back in January, then made its way here to the Philippines in September. With an improved look and sound, is this speaker worth getting

* Nice looking design; * Solid build; * Mesmerizing Lightshow feature; * Waterproof; * Better sound

The HARMAN JBL Pulse 3, during my review period has proved to be one of those devices you would wish to make a part of your home. Priced at Rs 15,999, the Pulse 3 might seem a pricey one, but has all the qualities to be able to carry a price tag of this kind.

JBL has taken its Pulse Bluetooth speaker and its built-in light show to the next level, making the speaker fully waterproof and improving the sound.

JBL's new speaker is fully waterproof, which means it can put on a light show underwater.