extreme

Called the Extreme version, it sports overclocked internals which should provide more computing muscle. In terms of internals, the Extreme version Mi 5 boasts an overclocked CPU from 1.8GHz to 2.15GHz that saw a 19% increase, a 22% bump on its Adreno 530 GPU now running at 624MHz from 510MHz, while its 3GB LPDDR4 RAM is now boosted from 1333MHz to 1866MHz. We've already reviewed the Charge 2+, Pulse 2, and now the JBL Extreme. From its name, the Extreme is aimed to give a louder outdoor music for consumers. Design and Construction Like most portable JBL Bluetooth speakers, the Extreme follows the same tube-like design. Like any fabric clothing, the Extreme cleverly hides its ports on the back with a zipper. Overall, JBL did a good job in giving the Extreme a solid build, but it's kinda hefty at 2.1kg. Features With the Extreme, you can connect up to 3 smartphones or tablets at the same time and take turns in playback. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi Mi 5 Extreme version has overclocked CPU, GPU, and RAM" and "JBL Extreme Review".