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JBL’s PartyBox 720 with 800W output launches in more markets

The PartyBox 720 reaches India roughly 13 months after JBL opened US pre-sales at $1,099.
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The PartyBox 720 reaches India roughly 13 months after JBL opened US pre-sales at $1,099.
JBL has brought six PartyBox speakers to India, led by the ₹99,999 PartyBox 720 with 800W RMS output, which first went on sale globally in September 2025. The range also includes the ₹64,999 PartyBox 330, the ₹46,999 PartyBox 130 and AI Plus karaoke models priced at ₹39,999 and ₹44,999.

JBL has launched its latest PartyBox speakers in India, with the flagship PartyBox 720 arriving more than a year after the company first introduced it. The Indian lineup covers six models, from the ₹99,999 PartyBox 720 down to the PartyBox On-The-Go 2 and PartyBox Encore 2 AI Plus at ₹39,999 each, alongside JBL’s EasySing AI karaoke microphones.

JBL first unveiled the PartyBox 720 on 3 September 2025, when it went on pre-sale in the US at $1,099. The rest of the range is newer. JBL brought its EasySing AI karaoke features to the PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus in March 2026 and announced the PartyBox 330 and PartyBox 130 in May.

The PartyBox 720 delivers 800W RMS through two 9-inch woofers and 30mm dome tweeters, with AI Sound Boost adjusting the output to keep audio clear at high volume. It runs for up to 15 hours and carries an IPX4 rating against splashes. The speaker also has built-in wheels, an ergonomic handle, and two XLR inputs for microphones, guitars, or DJ equipment.

The JBL PartyBox series

The PartyBox 330 produces 280W RMS through dual 6.5-inch woofers and lasts up to 18 hours, while the PartyBox 130 delivers 200W RMS from dual 5.25-inch woofers with up to 15 hours of playback. Both offer optical TV input, lossless audio over USB-C, Auracast multi-speaker pairing, dual microphone and guitar inputs, and IPX4 protection. They cost ₹64,999 and ₹46,999.

The PartyBox On-The-Go 2 delivers 100W RMS and up to 15 hours of playback. Its ₹44,999 AI Plus version adds EasySing AI vocal removal, pitch support, and natural reverb and ships with an EasySing microphone. The standard model comes with a regular wireless microphone.

JBL is also selling EasySing Mics separately as a pair. They offer AI vocal removal, Voice Boost, natural reverb, echo control, and AI noise suppression, with up to 10 hours of battery life and a wireless range of up to 30m. The new PartyBox speakers are available through JBL’s website, major retailers, and e-commerce platforms in India.

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Antony Muchiri, 2026-10- 6 (Update: 2026-10- 6)