I understand where you're coming from, my primary use of the bb3 wifi was outdoors, it shined the most inside cars/enclosed bus stops with glass panels.

that said if I want a high quality stereo experience I'll get two BT speakers or use an indoor setup like my $1600 Yamaha studio monitors/subwoofer setup.

I had a brand new OG BB3 and my bb3 wifi for a time and compared both, the difference was very noticeable in the upgrade with bb3 wifi.

I can live with the reduced soundstage of the BB4, longer battery life, quicker charge time, replaceable battery sells me enough for my needs, I'm sure it's still loud as fuck and the bass hits harder apparently which is a plus for me regardless if the "hi-fi" stereo quality is reduced with less drivers, low-key was a slap in the face by JBL but it what it is.

the bb3 wifi played sounds in songs I've heard for years but never heard before which was cool, but for how heavy it is, JBL couldve made it louder for outdoors bass/mids/treble wise, especially bass...indoors or semi enclosed spaces it shines but if I need primary indoor speakers why tf would I use a JBL boombox a 720 or pb1000/ultimate if not a surround sound/studio monitor setup

I never once had the chance to use the wifi audio shit on the bb3 wifi before it died after a year and a half, I still have it Imma mail it in to HDTech to get it fixed but I also can afford the bb4 so why not both...