TL; DR
- JBL launches six PartyBox speakers in India, from the ₹39,999 Encore 2 Plus to the ₹99,999 720.
- AI Vocal Removal karaoke tech is limited to the On-The-Go 2 Plus and Encore 2 Plus models.
- Standalone EasySing Mics, sold in pairs at ₹24,999, work across compatible PartyBox speakers.
Six new speakers and a karaoke mic in one go is a lot to unpack, both for buyers and us. So let me save you the scrolling. JBL has refreshed its entire PartyBox lineup in India. The new models range from a 100W shoulder-strap speaker to an 800W party speaker unit with built-in wheels. JBL has also launched standalone EasySing Mics designed to work across the range.
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JBL PartyBox 2026: Pricing & Availability
Everything’s live now on JBL’s own site, Amazon.in, and major retail partners. Below is a short, simple breakdown of the different speakers, their power output, and their price.
| Product | Power Output | Price (India) |
| PartyBox 720 | 800W RMS | ₹99,999 |
| PartyBox 330 | 280W RMS | ₹64,999 |
| PartyBox 130 | 200W RMS | ₹46,999 |
| PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus | 100W RMS | ₹44,999 |
| PartyBox On-The-Go 2 | 100W RMS | ₹39,999 |
| PartyBox Encore 2 Plus | 100W RMS | ₹39,999 |
| EasySing Mics (pair) | — | ₹24,999 |
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The AI Vocal Removal Feature Isn’t Available On All Models
Not every model gets the same AI Vocal Removal feature, and that sounds like a deliberate tiering choice. The PartyBox 720, 330, and 130 all run AI Sound Boost, whose purpose is to keep the audio clean and distortion-free, even when you’re increasing the volume.
However, the AI Vocal Removal, a feature that strips lead vocals from a regular track, is reserved for the On-The-Go 2 Plus and Encore 2 Plus, despite them being more affordable than the names that I just mentioned. Both of them also come with a bundled EasySing Mic.
It’s worth mentioning here that the standard On-The-Go 2 skips this feature entirely.
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| Product | Battery Life | Portability | Key Connectivity & Audio Features |
| PartyBox 720 | Up to 15 hours | Built-in wheels & ergonomic handle | 2x XLR inputs, AI Sound Boost, IPX4 |
| PartyBox 330 | Up to 18 hours | Telescopic locking handle & wide wheels | Optical TV in, USB-C lossless, Auracast, Dual mic/guitar inputs, AI Sound Boost, IPX4 |
| PartyBox 130 | Up to 15 hours | Foldable carry handle | Optical TV in, USB-C lossless, Auracast, Dual mic/guitar inputs, AI Sound Boost, IPX4 |
| On-The-Go 2 Plus | Up to 15 hours | Shoulder strap & handle | EasySing AI Vocal Removal, Guitar + AUX inputs, 1x EasySing Mic, IPX4 |
| On-The-Go 2 | Up to 15 hours | Shoulder strap & handle | Guitar + AUX inputs, 1x wireless mic, Music-synced lightshow, IPX4 |
| Encore 2 Plus | Up to 15 hours | Grab-and-go handle | EasySing AI Vocal Removal, Guitar + AUX inputs, 1x EasySing Mic, IPX4 |
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The 330 and 130 come with genuinely useful features like an optical TV input, Auracast for linking multiple speakers, and USB-C lossless audio. On the other hand, the flagship 720 trades portability extras for raw headroom and dual XLR inputs.
What’s clear to me is that JBL is nudging these speakers from occasion-only purchases toward everyday living-room gear.
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