No, I must also say that I am probably not the target group for these products. I don’t want to call myself an audiophile, but I do have some “nice” speakers / monitors and headphones.
Despite a broad taste in music, I also find with music for which such speakers are made that the sound just sounds too muddy and “muddy”. And of course the fact that the Bluetooth functionality is not that interesting for me because I am the kind of person who believes that in public spaces not everyone needs to be bothered by my music, and vice versa 
Still, it would be nice that if you are on the market for a product like this, it is still a bit of nice quality. In addition, I know enough people who (neatly) use Bluetooth speakers (for example to be able to take home, to be able to put in the car, at a closed party where everyone expects music, etc), and then they come to me ask Tweaker for purchase advice. Then it remains difficult to recommend such (nevertheless pricey) speakers with a sound quality which I still consider “reasonable dredging”.
In other words, I am not the target group, but I would have liked it better if these things sounded really decent. Both so that I can better recommend them to people who are the target group, or if it is a little less annoying for me if I then have to listen to someone else’s music, such as my lovely neighborhoods, or when there is someone with someone else. such a thing passes by. 
But with the JBL (and many other Bluetooth) speakers I generally just really have the idea that it is purely a hype thing, and that’s a shame.
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