JBL Clip 4 vs Tribit StormBox Micro (2020)

The JBL Clip 4 has done great in a couple of roundups conducted by highly trusted sources that perform objective in-depth testing, like Rtings, TechGearLab, and CNET - it earned the "Best Cheap JBL Speaker" title from Rtings, "Best for Travel" from TechGearLab, and "Best for clipping onto a backpack" from CNET. Any product that's held in high regard by such reliable sources should be considered by anyone that's looking for a Portable Bluetooth Speaker at this price point.

As for our Tribit StormBox Micro analysis - two highly trusted sources that perform well-thought-out hands-on testing have found it to be a great product - it earned the "Best Bluetooth speaker for travel" and "Best budget Bluetooth speaker" awards from Tom's Guide and CNET, respectively, which is quite an impressive feat.

Sources that tested and scored both products, like PCmag, haven't shown a preference for either in their reviews.

We also examined the available data to learn which sources liked these two Portable Bluetooth Speakers best and found that the JBL Clip 4 managed to get its highest, 9, review score from TechGearLab, whereas the Tribit StormBox Micro got its best rating from TrustedReviews - 9.

Lastly, we averaged out all of their review data to compare them to their competitors. We found that the Tribit StormBox Micro, with its 8.2 out of 10 points, got reviewed noticeably better than most of its competitors - the average Portable Bluetooth Speaker score being 7.6 - whereas the JBL Clip 4 performed worse, with an average of merely 7.6.