At a glance
Wireless
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Power
Built-in rechargeable battery
At a glance
Wireless
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Power
Built-in rechargeable battery
The JBL Authentics 300 Smart Home Speaker is built around simple everyday listening, with the connection and playback options that matter most for how you use it.
The Authentics 300 is the portable one in the family: 100W of output with a built-in rechargeable battery, so it can move to the kitchen or out to the garden without losing the thread.
Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are both supported, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth handle the connection, and JBL One brings it into a multi-room system with the rest of the range.
It works well for everyday music, radio or podcasts where straightforward controls and reliable connectivity matter.
What stands out
100W output
The 100W output is the headline power figure for the audio system and helps indicate the scale of sound it is designed to deliver.
Control with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa
Control is handled through Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, keeping the main adjustments easy to reach during everyday use.
Key features
- Output: 100W
- Wireless: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- Power: Built-in rechargeable battery
- Voice Control: Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa
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At a glance
Wireless
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Power
Built-in rechargeable battery
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