EON ONE Compact - All in One Rechargeable Personal PA System

Easy to use, and high quality sound. Jbl is App available to download to set up effect and audio settings. I use it to play acoustic guitar as well as electric guitars. And microphone. Good value. 12 hours rechargeable batteries. Look no farther than this speaker.

I sing on a regular basis in care homes (currently outside and in care home pods) due to Covid. I needed something that was battery powered so that I didn’t need to plug into the care homes electrics. I previously tried the Bose s1 and found that every time I went near it , it had constant feedback and was very toppy. I sent it back after two uses. I have to say that this is so much better than the s1. A really nice, clear sound, no feedback when going near it. Even on full volume, the sound is nice and clear and very easy to control using the side panel. The reverb is excellent and the Bluetooth connects straight away as soon as I switch on my laptop. I haven’t used the app as I didn’t want to mess the settings up but am happy with how the settings are so will probably just leave it as it is. The only negative that I could possibly say is that it didn’t come with a cover and for the price, would’ve been a nice added extra. If you are debating between this and the s1, I would highly recommend this for smaller rooms , especially if you need to stand right next to it. * one other negative I’ve decided on is the fact that I can’t just press reverb on and off, but still very happy with it ** new update- am disappointed with this when using outside. The sound is completely lost, no good for outside gigs, having to use with an array to get any proper sound. Wishing I’d bought something bigger

I use this JBL EON ONE Compact - All in One Rechargeable Personal PA System primarily for kids birthday parties: the sound is easy enough to drown out the din of 20 or 30 kids high on sugar! Easy to set up and connect via bluetooth, with a wide range of controls and features that I have to confess I don't really use (it's not that they're not useful but I don't need them but I can see how others might). The product has some weight, as you'd expect but nothing excessive or inhibitive - I'd say that this is highly portable and I would be suspicious of its quality if it were any lighter. The quality of the sound at all ranges is surprisingly good. I've even used this at exercise classes when I like to pump out either hard trance or hard rock. After some fairly intense use, it's still holding up well, with no fuzziness or crackling because the speakers can't handle the amplification. The only drawback I have with this is that it doesn't have a built in CD player. A lot of my music is not available on streaming services and streaming service quality is ok for casual listeners on cheap headphones but doesn't really hold up under quality amplification. Therefore, I would have appreciated the option to play music directly from its source rather than through a third party (this isn't an issue for me at kids parties, who just like god-awful chart hits or nursery rhymes). Overall, I'm impressed on all levels with this JBL EON ONE Compact - All in One Rechargeable Personal PA System. I would just like to have been able to play directly from CDs but otherwise, I can highly recommend.

Fantastic amp for remote gigs. Power cut can't stop the fun as it doesn't need mains and hog dam it can blast out crisp sound in a packed bear garden.

What I liked: Great build quality Pushes a lot of SPL for size & weight. Extensive EQ Options Great portability Amazing battery life (Over 6 hours at absolute Max Volume) - 12 Hours at moderately loud volumes Decent bass extension for a full range speaker of this size Nit Picks: Not a fan of the LED indicator around the encoders, they are far too wide and it's hard to discern meaningful info regarding levels Advertised frequency response is misleading (37.5hz) - I did a Frequency sweep at flat EQ which showed usable response from about 50hz upwards. Sound quality not as accurate and nuanced as other PAs I have owned but is better than average for sure. App seems to take a while (over 10 seconds maybe) to Link with the speaker before you can begin to change settings.

Always liked JBL. Also have the portable Extreme, which is really good. I needed something with a bit more power and extended frequency coverage. The Eon One Compact does not disappoint. It sounds fantastic and can fill a large room with high quality accurate sound. The battery lasts ages, not run out of charge yet, had it running for 6 hours using half the charge. The parametric eq is fantastic on the app, you can finely tune the speaker to the environment. Word of warning, if you turn up the bass and then turn up the volume, you can overdrive the woofer and it sounds terrible. It does have its limits. If you want to go loud, leave the eq flat. Otherwise, definitely worth the money for a compact, lightweight, high power, fine sounding PA speaker.

Great bit of kit. Allows simple, lightweight set up options for average indoor/outdoor sized gigs without having to worry about a power source. Battery life lasts all day with just 2.5 hours charging time. Has 4 mixer inputs that beats its Bose S1 rival. Good for me as use keyboard, guitar and vocals, so S1 would not not work. The mixer app is brilliant on so many levels (pardon the pun) that I won't do into here. Harsh giving 4 stars for sound quality but I think the S1 'just' has the edge there. Also if using it to listen to music streaming through bluetooth function it can struggle with the mixing of stereo recordings, particularly early recordings. George Harrison would not have been happy with how Taxman sounds off Revolver! Having said that, you would be buying a different product if listing to music was your sole reason for purchase and, as I said, this is great for gigging. 2 MONTH UPDATE Unfortunately started having battery issues (not charging). Got a replacement but had same problem. Decided to go for the slightly more expensive Roland BA330 which is amazing.

It’s excellent and the sound is good... as long as you don’t delve too much into the app... the biggest selling point is the app integration, trouble is once you start playing with the Equalizer and settings it starts to sound a bit rubbish.... bloated bass and hissy trebles... might just have been me. Know what your doing first or you’ll be unimpressed with a very impressive speaker