JBL PartyBox 110

Product details and buying checklist

JBL PartyBox 110 is listed by Ogabassey in Audio, with pricing shown on this page as ₦454,489. Use this product page to review New condition, compare the exact item details, and verify practical purchase details before checkout. Availability should be rechecked because this item may currently be out of stock.

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The structured product details currently highlight Dimensions: 325 x 295 x 572, Weight: 11300g, Bluetooth: 5.1, Capacity: 18000mAh, Charging: 160W. Use these facts together with the product images, selected variant and checkout availability to confirm that this is the correct configuration for your device, console, workspace or entertainment setup.

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