It's a wireless Bluetooth speaker that's grown three times in size since we first met the original Jambox in 2010. It looks like it's grown into its body, with its flavoured grilles covering it from edge to edge, bar some rubber buttons up-top and some more rubber on its sides.

Great design; Excellent sound; Long lasting battery life

At $359 it nudges portable speakers that connect via WiFi or Wireless direct

By Branko Miletic So what did you do this weekend? Me? I played with a Jawbone Jambox. What exactly is a Jambox? Well, that's a good question, one that has been bugging me ever since I took it out of its packaging.

great styling; easy set up; good sound quality

not sure what it's really used for and why

The Jambox is a small travel or desktop speaker, just 15cm long and 6cm high, yet impressively wellbuilt and feeling substantial at 350g. Its creator Jawbone is better known for stylish Bluetooth ear-sets than speakers, and there's a similar injection of class via the faceted industrial styling...

Just get this If you buy this I am sure YOU will be happy to replace any of your Portable Speaker system In the House. The sound is that clear. You'll lov it . Bang for buck!! Don't even Think Twice abt this.

Bluetooth speakers - like headsets - can be pretty inexpensive these days, and so manufacturers need to offer something significantly more interesting if they want to charge a premium.

We bought this for our new apartment, but haven't moved in yet. We've tested it with our iPhone and iPad.

It's portable and sounds good

None so far

My good friend Jeff told me he had purchased the Jawbone Jambox and I asked him to write a review for the SMR users. Jeff has an amazing home audio system and compared to him I am a novice when […]

Travel speakers are lot like Bluetooth headsets: Just a smaller, less-satisfying approximation of the real thing. So leave it to Jawbone to design a pocket-sized Bluetooth boombox that actually kinda rocks.

It paired with all of my devices; Mac Mini, iPhone, iPad, HP Laptop; Used it on brew day for the first time; It sounded amazing on the back patio; Even more amazing in the garage when we relocated because it was 20 degrees on the patio and 40 degrees in the garage.

I wish it was about $150 instead of $220

The Jawbone Big Jambox isn't quite the equal of the Sony SRS-BTX500 (Est. $300) for sound quality, but its battery life is far superior -- up to 15 hours, as opposed to six. Like the Sony, it has a speakerphone feature that reviewers say works very well, and its controls are very easy to use.

Good sound quality; Excellent battery life; Useful features

Bulky; No carrying case; Problems with pairing