Open Box JBL EON ONE COMPACT Battery-Powered All-In-One Linear Array PA System Level 1 With 4-channel mixer

I'm a singer song writer and i use this speaker to do small live gigs in my apartment and around town. It's compact, easy to use, and sounds great! Also, amazing that it can be used with battery power for up to 12 hours of performance! I can't recommend it enough. It also has some nice reverb so it cuts out the need for a mixer, making it even more efficient and easy. #sweepstakes

I'm a singer song writer and i use this speaker to do small live gigs in my apartment and around town. It's compact, easy to use, and sounds great! Also, amazing that it can be used with battery power for up to 12 hours of performance! I can't recommend it enough. It also has some nice reverb so it cuts out the need for a mixer, making it even more efficient and easy.

sounded good at home when setting it up. Got to my first wedding with it and it sounded like a tin can. Very confusing with the mixer aspect as well.

As a wedding DJ I needed a small speaker with bluetooth, mic input, and battery power for outdoor ceremony and cocktail hour. This speaker fits the bill. Sleek look, lightweight, with full mixer built in. The battery last 12 hours, and the JBL app gives me total control from my iPad.

Owned this product for about a month in December 2020. Sounds fine but had some major issues. The main problem is that much of the functionality of this speaker is tied in to the app. I consistently had issues in multiple areas with the app. To get the most of the speaker it has to be EQd, depending on the situation. Here the app failed miserably. I would set the EQ and save the settings, but the app refused to keep the settings. It would randomly disconnect and repeated attempts to reconnect would fail until finally, at some point, it would connect again. Once reconnected, EQ would reset and since settings wouldn't really save, it had to be manually EQd every single time. It was impossible to maintain a consistent sound. I also had some issues with the halo lights used to indicate gain/volume. Sometimes they made sense (100% full halo meant 100% volume). Other times it made no sense (70% full halo meant 100% volume). This speaker has potential, but until the firmware/app are fixed, it's just a pain to use.

I had an Eon One Pro, sold it and bought the Eon MK2 and one of these Eon Compacts. Both were not simple to connect and get sound out of using an Apple iPhone 12 Max. I think the JBL app complicates things. After I installing the app and checking for a software update, I couldn't get sound out of the speaker. I had to restart my phone. Using an XLR cable and iPhone adapter, the bass is weak and if I try to increase it, the bass bottoms out and clips. I wasn't expecting room shaking bass like out of a dedicated sub, but this speaker system left me a bit disappointed. I would have liked an RCA input as well.