This page ranks 73 large size Bluetooth speakers. The large class balances travel size, small-party capability, and reasonable weight. Two of them fit easily in a backpack with room to spare. They can fill a living room and are a good minimum size for outdoor group listening. The best here have bass extension similar to a 6.5” woofer bookshelf speaker. Larger size classes will generally go deeper. All are IPX7 or better unless noted. All use USB-C charging unless noted.
To the average listener, speakers in the top 50% of this category will likely sound great. For the critical listener, aim for the top 20%. Don’t hesitate to pick any of those if you have budget, feature, or aesthetic priorities, there are a lot of good speakers here.
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Last updated: March 26, 2026
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#1 Vifa Helsinki [Amazon]: $400
- Positives: Generally regarded as the best midrange and treble sound quality of any battery powered Bluetooth speaker.
- Negatives: No TWS pairing, looks like a purse, requires a hacked Vifa app (Android only post #48) to enable night mode to sound good. Not sure I can recommend this one generally these days, the Uboom L has 98% of the sound quality with more features and a way cheaper price. There are mentions that the 2022 “new” version of this speaker doesn’t sound as good as Vifa was purchased by a Chinese company and laid off all the great sound engineers in the Austria office.
- App: No (official app is broken, 3rd party android app only)
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 48Hz
- Battery Life: 8 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: aptX, SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 6.1” x 8.3” x 2.8” (156 x 210 x 70 mm)
- Driver: 2x 50mm fullrange, 2x 66mm woofers + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 58Hz - 18kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: None
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Partially (shared woofer)
- TWS: No
- Weight: 3.1lbs / 1.4kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#2 Tribit Stormbox Lava [Amazon] [Aliexpress]: $100
- Positives: Fantastic bass extension. Goes deeper than the Boom 2 as seen in the linked video of sound samples. Firmware 2.0.0 is a big improvement in neutrality.
- Negatives: Quite heavy for the size. Some bass boost way down low. Treble and upper mids have some peaks.
- Setup: Try out the Alan Ross EQ’s at this timestamp in his video There’s also a max bass EQ from Oluv and you can turn down the lowest slider for it to be more neutral
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 20ms
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 44Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: AAC, SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 128ms AAC, 144ms SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.4
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.2” x 5.8” x 6.0” (310 x 147 x 152 mm)
- Driver: 2x 70mm woofers, 2x 30mm tweeters
- EQ: Yes (10 band)
- Frequency Response: 43Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Max Volume: 108dB
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.2lbs / 2.37kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- JOY‘s 3D Audio Show: Tribit StormBox Lava vs SoundCore Boom 2 - sound quality demo
- Oluv: An evening with the “best portable speakers”?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Tribit Stormbox Lava Latest Firmware Update Result! v2.0.3
- Alan Ross Reviews: From harsh to smooth with these EQ settings - Tribit StormBox Lava
- Alan Ross Reviews: Tribit StormBox Lava Just Got a MASSIVE Update… WOW! 🔥
- Alan Ross Reviews: Some people love the Tribit Stormbox Lava, highly professional review 😁
- Mateusz Cholewa: Tribit Stormbox Blast 🎶 🆚Deep BASS - Tribit Stormbox LAVA
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA vs EarFun UBOOM X
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA vs Soundcore BOOM 2
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA - Unboxing.📦 Short Test vs Xtreme 4
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA Deep BASS 🆚 JBL XTREME 4
- Oluv: Tribit Stormbox Lava - quick look
- Mateusz Cholewa: 👌TRIBIT StormBox LAVA Deep Bass 🆚 Bogasing S8 Pro MAX - HiFi?
- Links
#3 Brane X [Amazon]: $500
- Positives: Very deep bass, the absolute deepest from this category. Medium bass boost is the most balanced.
- Negatives: Boosted upper bass ~120hz, rolled off treble, so it’s missing detail up top. Battery life isn’t great in real world use. High priced. Annoying robot voice announcements. A lot of aux input latency.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 295ms default, 33ms with aux pass-through
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 31Hz
- Battery Life: 12 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: aptX HD, aptX, AAC, SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 100ms
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.3” x 7.0” x 6.1” (236 x 178 x 155 mm)
- Driver: 2x 2.5” midrange, 2x 0.75” tweeters + 6.5”x9” subwoofer
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 30Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP57
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 200W
- Party Mode: Yes (Up to 8 speakers on wifi)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 7.8lbs / 3.5kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#4 Minirig mk4 with subwoofer [Minirigs]: $290
- Positives: Very balanced sound. Finally USB-C charging
- Negatives: Not stereo, app is buggy. Wireless TWS pairing is buggy. Not easy to carry on the go, no handle and there’s 2 pieces. Calls itself splash resistant but has no official water rating. A bit expensive. Has reliability issues more often than any other speaker
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 0ms
- Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 60ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.0” diameter x 2.9” H (101.6 x 73mm)
- Driver: 70mm custom driver
- EQ: Yes
- Frequency Response: 60Hz - 18kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: Splash resistant
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: No
- TWS: Yes (Bluetooth or cable)
- Weight: 3.17lbs / 1.44kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig 2.1 or the Brane X or the Harman Kardon Go Play 3?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Game changer! Minirig wireless portable subwoofer mk4 goes boom!
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig 4 vs Minirig 3, stuff they tell you, stuff they don’t! 😂
- Beautiful Zar DJ: MINIRIG 4 Vs MINIRIG 3 (50-100%Volume Audio Test)
- Links
#5 Minirig mk3 with subwoofer [Minirigs]: $260
- Positives: Very balanced sound
- Negatives: Not stereo, app is buggy. Wireless TWS pairing is buggy. Not easy to carry on the go, no handle and there’s 2 pieces. Calls itself splash resistant but has no official water rating. A bit expensive. Has reliability issues more often than any other speaker
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 1ms
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 60ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.0” diameter x 2.9” H (101.6 x 73mm)
- Driver: 70mm custom driver
- EQ: Yes
- Frequency Response: 60Hz - 18kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: Splash resistant
- Max Volume: 103dB
- Output Power: 40W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: Proprietary USB cable
- Stereo: No
- TWS: Yes (Bluetooth or cable)
- Weight: 3.13lbs / 1.42kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8lfiOep2pU
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuPEBiJqhPk
- Alan Ross Reviews: Tribit Stormbox Blast or two Motion Boom Pluses for best cheap boombox?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig mk3 sub vs mk2 subwoofer - full sound test, 1.1, 2.1, 2.2
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs JBL Xtreme 3 LG PN7 & Minirig mk3 💯👍
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig mk3 2.2 (2x subwoofers) vs 2x Soundcore Motion Booms 🤑
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig 4 vs Minirig 3, stuff they tell you, stuff they don’t! 😂
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NRl5ME2_AU
- Links
#6 Minirig mk2 with subwoofer: $260
- Positives: Very balanced sound
- Negatives: Not stereo, app is buggy. Wireless TWS pairing is buggy. Not easy to carry on the go, no handle and there’s 2 pieces. Calls itself splash resistant but has no official water rating. A bit expensive. Has reliability issues more often than any other speaker
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 40 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.0” diameter x 8.6” H (101.6 x 219mm)
- Driver: 74mm custom driver
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: Splash resistant
- Output Power: 40W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: Proprietary USB cable
- Stereo: No
- TWS: Yes (cable)
- Weight: 3.0lbs / 1.36kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#7 Vifa Oslo [Amazon]: $550
- Negatives: Dip at 270hz. The Vifa Helsinki is cheaper and generally has a more neutral frequency response, I’d highly recommend getting one of those instead if you specifically want a Vifa. Not sure I can recommend this one generally these days, the Uboom L has 95% of the sound quality with more features and a way cheaper price.
- App: No (official app is broken, 3rd party android app only)
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 50Hz
- Battery Life: 8 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: aptX, SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.6” x 7.1” x 3.5” (268 x 181 x 90 mm)
- Driver: 2x 50mm fullrange, 2x 80mm woofers + passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 55Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: None
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Partially (1 woofer)
- TWS: No
- Weight: 5.29lbs / 2.4kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#8 Mifa Wildbox [Amazon]: $100
- Positives: A really neutral frequency response across the midrange. 6 different lighting modes, or turn off the lights with a long button press. You will need to upgrade it to the latest 2.11 firmware with a Windows PC, as it likely ships with 1.93. Sound quality and bass extension on previous firmwares wasn’t very good. To upgrade firmware, install the PC flashing tool and download firmware. With the speaker off, hold V+ Play V- at the same time to enter flashing mode. To check firmware, turn on the speaker, quickly press the M button 3 times, then quickly press the Play button 3 times (it can take a few tries).
- Negatives: Doesn’t seem to be available anymore. No app. The slightly boosted upper treble can be slightly fatiguing on-axis with certain songs. Some of the buttons can be confusing, “M” is the Bluetooth button and skip song is long press play, while repeat is double press play. The plastic case isn’t textured or rubberized like other speakers and some may find it feels cheap. If dropped it may break internally and sound strange. I’d recommend only buying it from a place with free returns just in case it was damaged in shipping.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 45Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 185ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.5” x 6.5” x 4.8” (293 x 165.8 x 121.8 mm)
- Driver: 2x 70mm woofers, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Max Volume: 106dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: Yes (PartyAdd up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.42lbs / 1.55kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Soundcore Boom 2 💣vs Mifa Wildbox 🪇 Basement Battle of the Bluetooth Boombox Welterweights ⚖️
- Alan Ross Reviews: Mifa Wildbox vs Soundcore Motion Boom Review! its a close one! 💯
- Alan Ross Reviews: Mifa Wildbox firmware update 1.93 to 2.03 - lights change - sound change - all revealed!
- Links
#9 Soundcore Boom 2 [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo]: $90
- Positives: Pretty deep bass for the size. Cool lights in the side passive radiators. For the best sound quality use Oluv’s EQ or Alan Ross’s EQ. With the stock tuning, this speaker would rank around #24, due to the boosted bass and rising treble.
- Negatives: Only a single midrange driver, so you only get stereo for the tweeters. Sound processing issues with inconsistent bass notes that disappear at low levels like the Soundcore Boom and Soundcore Boost, not great for listening at low levels. Quite bass heavy with BassUp turned on, I’d recommend turning it off. A little bit of a bright tuning in the treble, about +5db.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: No
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 125ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: No
- Dimensions: 11.7” x 7.3” x 4.0” (297 x 185 x 102 mm)
- Driver: 120mm x 90mm woofer, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: Yes
- Frequency Response: 45Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 105dB
- MicroSD: No
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: Yes (PartyCast 2.0 up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Partially (1 woofer)
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.7lbs / 1.68kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- JOY‘s 3D Audio Show: Tribit StormBox Lava vs SoundCore Boom 2 - sound quality demo
- JOY‘s 🎧3D🔈Audio-Show: JBL Charge 6 vs SoundCore Boom 2 - David vs Goliath
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA vs Soundcore BOOM 2
- Audiophile housewife: Bose SoundLink Max & SoundCore Boom 2 - indoor soundtest
- Audiophile housewife: Bose SoundLink Max & SoundCore Boom 2 - outdoor soundtest
- Audiophile housewife: Best portable speakers 2025 - get the best bang for your buck $$$
- Oluv: SoundCore Boom 3i - first impressions & EQs
- Alan Ross Reviews: Ultimate Soundcore Boom 2 Review - Is It Worth The Hype?
- Oluv: Anker Soundcore Boom 2 - first impressions
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Soundcore Boom 2 💣vs Mifa Wildbox 🪇 Basement Battle of the Bluetooth Boombox Welterweights ⚖️
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: New Release! Soundcore Boom 2 😯 Bluetooth Boombox Speaker 🔊 Unboxing, First Look & Sound Demo
- CEONTHEMAKING: Soundcore Boom 2 - HANDS DOWN The Best Speaker Under $150!
- Josh’s Gadgets and More: Budget Monster ZZA K8 vs Soundcore Boom 2
- Links
#10 Marshall Stockwell 2 [Amazon]: $200
- Positives: Possibly the most natural sounding Marshall speaker. Excellent off-axis.
- Negatives: Not stereo. Not very loud. Uses added DSP reverb which audio purists may find annoying.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 44Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 50ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 7.1” x 6.3” x 2.8” (180 x 161 x 70 mm)
- Driver: 3” woofer, 2x 2” fullrange tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 60Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX4
- Max Volume: 96dB
- Output Power: 20W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: No
- TWS: No
- Weight: 3.0lbs / 1.4kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV7oWDZYWd4
- Alan Ross Reviews: Marshall Stockwell 2 vs Soundcore Motion Boom and Motion Plus! expensive is better?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Marshall Stockwell 2 vs Denon 250bt - little and large? 🙈
- Alan Ross Reviews: Marshall Stockwell 2 Review and huge sound test! - vs JBL Charge 5! 💯
- Alan Ross Reviews: Marshall Emberton vs Marshall Stockwell 2 - little guy goes louder?? 🤓
- Links
#11 B&O Beosound A5 [Amazon]: $1200
- Positives: Pretty neutral sound. Not enough good sound samples to rank this properly
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.2” x 7.4” x 5.1” (285 x 187 x 130 mm)
- Driver: 5.25” woofer, 2x 2” fullrange, 0.8” tweeter
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 32Hz - 23kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP65
- Max Volume: 101dB
- Output Power: 280W
- Party Mode: Yes (Mozart 2.0)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: No
- TWS: Yes
- USB Audio: Yes
- Weight: 8.5lbs / 3.86kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#12 Harman Kardon Citation 200: $130
- Positives: Deeper bass than any Onyx.
- Negatives: Overly boomy by default, you can short press the Bluetooth and volume down buttons simultaneously to decrease the bass, and the Bluetooth and volume up buttons simultaneously to increase it
- App: Yes (Harman Kardon app)
- Aux Input: No
- Battery Life: 8 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 7.0” x 8.6” x 6.8” (178 x 219 x 172 mm)
- Driver: 5” woofer, 1” tweeter
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 40Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX4
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Partially (1 woofer)
- TWS: No
- USB Playback: No
- Weight: 6.3lbs / 2.85kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#13 Soundcore Motion Boom [Amazon]: $90
- Positives: Decently neutral speaker after EQ is applied. Slight DSP issue which makes bass get lighter at times at very low volumes. Try Oluv’s EQ for a more neutral sound.
- Negatives: Not as neutral or detailed as other top ranked speakers
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: No
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 53Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 170ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.6” x 7.9” x 5.8” (346 x 200 x 148 mm)
- Driver: 2x 63.5mm titanium fullrange drivers + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 30W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.4lbs / 1.5kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: This is shocking! They broke the world pound for pound champ! 😢
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs JBL Xtreme 3 LG PN7 & Minirig mk3 💯👍
- Alan Ross Reviews: Mifa Wildbox vs Soundcore Motion Boom Review! its a close one! 💯
- Alan Ross Reviews: Minirig mk3 2.2 (2x subwoofers) vs 2x Soundcore Motion Booms 🤑
- Alan Ross Reviews: 2x Soundcore Boost (stereo) vs Motion Boom and Motion+ - Best Soundcore speaker? 😋
- Alan Ross Reviews: Marshall Stockwell 2 vs Soundcore Motion Boom and Motion Plus! expensive is better?
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King X10 (70w) vs Soundcore Motion Boom (30w) - value for money? 🤑
- Alan Ross Reviews: Ultimate Soundcore Boom 2 Review - Is It Worth The Hype?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Dockin D Fine+ 2 vs Soundcore Motion Boom 50w vs 30w 😱
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King T9 or Soundcore Motion Boom - King vs World Champion! 👌
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs W-King D8 and D9 - boom boom! 🥳
- Alan Ross Reviews: Doss Soundbox xl vs Soundcore Motion boom and Plus - woopeeeee!!!!!!!!
- Techder Audios: SONY XG300 VS SOUNDCORE MOTION BOOM
- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Xtreme 3 vs Soundcore Motion Boom vs Rave Neo - Boombox Battle!
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs W-King D8 and D9 - boom boom! 🥳
- Alan Ross Reviews: HK Go+ Play vs Soundcore Motion Boom - biggest bass battle ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Jagist reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs Altec Lansing Mix 2.0
- Links
#14 Soundcore Select Pro [Amazon]: $80
- Positives: Sounds almost exactly like the Motion Boom
- Negatives: Boosted bass, rolled off treble. Not as neutral or detailed as other top ranked speakers.
- App: Yes (Users say it works)
- Aux Input: No
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.6” x 5.8” x 7.9” (346 x 148 x 200 mm)
- Driver: 2x 2.75” fullrange + 2x 2.5” passive radiators
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 30W
- Party Mode: Yes (Partycast up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 3.3lbs / 1.5kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#15 B&O Beoplay A2 active [Amazon]: $400
- Negatives: Not stereo
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.1” x 5.6” x 1.7” (256 x 142 x 44 mm)
- Driver: 2x 3” fullrange woofers, 2x 0.75” tweeters + 2x 3” passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 55Hz - 22kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: None
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: No
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 2.4 lbs / 1.1kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#16 Bose SoundLink Max [Amazon]: $330
- Negatives: Big peak in the upper bass, dipped midrange and lots of peaks and dips above the midrange. Bass not as deep as a Boom 2. Gets distorted above 80%. Self drains the battery about 20% a week.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 33ms
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 48Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 116ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: No
- Dimensions: 10.4” x 4.7” x 4.1” (264.7 x 120.1 x 104.9 mm)
- Driver: 3-transducer Bose Articulated Array
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IP67
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Partially (1 tweeter)
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.9lbs / 2.2kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Audiophile housewife: Bose SoundLink Max & SoundCore Boom 2 - indoor soundtest
- Audiophile housewife: Bose SoundLink Max & SoundCore Boom 2 - outdoor soundtest
- Alan Ross Reviews: Bose Max, the worlds most overpriced speaker? its a shocker!
- Oluv: Marshall Middleton II - first impressions
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Bose SoundLink Max vs. Ultimate Ears EpicBoom 🤑Big Bucks No Whammies? 💣 Let’s Find Out 😧
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Bose SoundLink Max vs Tribit XSound Mega 😲 Can the Budget Priced Speaker Hang With the Big $ One?
- Scott’s Reviews: Bose SoundLink Max First Impressions, Unboxing, and Sound Test.
- Links
#17 JBL Xtreme 3 [Amazon]: $230
- Positives: Better treble and deeper bass than the Xtreme 2. More balanced sounding than the Xtreme 4
- Negatives: Boosted bass. Not as deep bass as better speakers. Not as balanced as better speakers.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 53Hz
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 133ms
- Bluetooth Version: 4.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.7” x 5.4” x 5.3” (298 x 136 x 134 mm)
- Driver: 2x 70mm woofers, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 53.5Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 105dB
- Output Power: 100W
- Party Mode: Yes (PartyBoost up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.03lbs / 1.83kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Mateusz Cholewa: TRIBIT StormBox LAVA - Unboxing.📦 Short Test vs Xtreme 4
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcKZlYkFQIU
- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Xtreme 3 vs Sony XB43 - boombox champ?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs JBL Xtreme 3 LG PN7 & Minirig mk3 💯👍
- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Xtreme 3 vs JBL Xtreme 2 and Xtreme 1 - review and sound test
- Alan Ross Reviews: Anker Soundcore Motion Boom Plus vs JBL Xtreme 3 - Extreme review!
- DLX Willington: Who Sounds The Best Of Sony XG300, XB43 & JBL XTREME3 With Sound Sample BLIND CHALLENGE Reveal.
- New Stuff TV: Sony SRS-XG300 Vs JBL Xtreme 3
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King X10 vs JBL Xtreme 3, Xtreme 2 and Xtreme 1! Xtreme Review 🤓
- Smart Home Sounds: Best Premium Bluetooth Speakers: Sonos Move, JBL Xtreme 3, Marshall Middleton & More…
- Dominik Reviews: JBL Xtreme 4 vs JBL Xtreme 3 Sound Test 😍 Best upgrade in the history? 😂
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#18 Soundcore Motion X600 [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo]: $150
- Positives: Firmware 4.2.9 is a big improvement in sound quality over previous releases. Try this Oluv EQ for the best sound quality
- Negatives: Stock frequency response is wavy. Use spatial mode for best sound quality. Need a different EQ for each volume step. Dip in the upper bass around 120hz. Rising frequency response, treble a little hot. Would be ranked around #20 without the Oluv EQ. Even with the Oluv EQ the bass isn’t very deep and the sound is still a little unnatural.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Aux Latency: 0ms
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 52Hz
- Battery Life: 12 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 83ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.8” x 4.8” x 3.2” (300 x 121 x 81 mm)
- Driver: 2x 60mm woofers, 2x 27mm tweeters, 1x 50mm upward-firing driver
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 40kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 104dB
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.17lbs / 2.35kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion X600 now tuned by Alan Ross (sort of) Not clickbait!
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- Alan Ross Reviews: Spatial Audio: Soundcore Motion X600 Vs Tribit Stormbox Blast
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion x600 (best speaker ever) or two motion booms?
- Alan Ross Reviews: Craziest firmware update ever - Soundcore Motion X600 3.2.8/4.2.8 🤦♀️
- Oluv: SoundCore Motion X600 vs VIFA Helsinki
- NeverEnoughTech: soundcore Motion X600 vs. Sonos Move vs. Bose Soundlink Revolve II
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: TREBLAB HD-360 (360° Sound) vs Soundcore Motion X600 (Spatial Sound)😮💨 Cornered in Basement Kitchen
- Links
#19 Soundcore Rave Neo 2 [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo]: $130
- Positives: A big improvement in sound quality over the original Rave Neo. Use bass up at higher volumes, but turn it off for lower volumes.
- Negatives: Slight treble rolloff
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 44Hz
- Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 7.8” x 6.1” x 11.8” (198 x 154 x 299 mm)
- Driver: 4” woofer, 2x 2” tweeters
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 107dB
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: Yes (Partycast 2.0 up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Partially (1 woofer)
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 7.94lbs / 3.6kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: Rave To The Max With The Soundcore Rave Neo 2! 👆
- Technoid: Soundcore Rave Neo 2 Review - Get the Grill & Pool Ready!!
- Flossy Carter: Soundcore Rave Neo 2 / Rave Party 2 - Affordable Party Speakers with RGB Lights
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Soundcore Rave Party 2 🎇 & Rave Neo 2 🎉 Head to Head Off The Floor. A Family Battle❗️
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: $350 Ultimate Ears EpicBoom gets Epic Beat-Down 😮by $120 Soundcore Rave Neo 2. Bluetooth Speaker KO🤛
- Links
#20 Teufel Rockster Cross [Amazon]: $180
- Positives: Pretty neutral frequency response. Outdoor mode can sound somewhat harsh due to the 4khz peak.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 51Hz
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 15.0” x 6.3” x 5.1” (380 x 160 x 130 mm)
- Driver: 5” woofer, 2x textile dome tweeters + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX5
- Output Power: 30W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.3lbs / 2.4kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#21 Bose SoundLink Plus [Amazon]: $270
- Negatives: Boosted thuddy bass, but not as deep as the SoundLink Flex and you should probably just buy one of those instead if you want a Bose.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: No
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.4
- Built in Microphone: No
- Dimensions: 9.1” x 3.9” x 3.4” (231 x 99 x 86 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IP67
- Party Mode: Yes (up to 2 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.4lbs / 1.5kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#22 Soundcore Motion X500 [Amazon]: $120
- Negatives: A little bright on top, a custom EQ can flatten things out a bit. Peaks at 250hz and dip at 1khz
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 48Hz
- Battery Life: 12 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 8.7” x 8.0” x 3.2” (220 x 202 x 81 mm)
- Driver: 2x forward-facing drivers, 1x upward-firing driver
- EQ: Yes
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 40kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 104dB
- Output Power: 40W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.7lbs / 2.1kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#23 Sonos Move 2 [Amazon]: $500
- Positives: Warm sounding with somewhat rolled off treble. Slightly better midrange clarity than the Move 1.
- Negatives: Not very loud. This may have some of the same issues at full volume that the Move 1 had too, but I’ll need more sound samples at full volume to verify.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.5” x 6.3” x 5.0” (242 x 160 x 126 mm)
- Driver: mid-woofer, 2x angled tweeters
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IP56
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.61lbs / 3kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#24 Dockin D Fine+ 2 [Amazon]: $150
- Positives: Quite deep bass for the category.
- Negatives: Not as much midrange clarity as other top ranked speakers. Dip at 1.8khz.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 45Hz
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.2” x 4.1” x 4.1” (310 x 103 x 103 mm)
- Driver: 2x tweeters, 2x midrange/bass drivers + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes (Bass boost 3 steps)
- IP Rating: IPX5
- Max Volume: 96dB
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.96lbs / 2.3kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIsmoHIQ5-I
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tz_AnBghiA
- Alan Ross Reviews: Dockin D Fine+ 2 vs Soundcore Motion Boom 50w vs 30w 😱
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- Alan Ross Reviews: Dockin D Fine+ 2 - overview - specs - sound test
- Alan Ross Reviews: Dockin d fine+ mk2 stereo test - two Dockin Speakers - wow!
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- Links
#25 Sonos Move [Amazon]: $380
- Positives: Warm sounding with somewhat rolled off treble.
- Negatives: Not stereo. Not as deep bass as others in the category, less bass extension than an Xtreme 2. Pumping and compression artifacts at higher volume. Not very loud.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 49Hz
- Battery Life: 11 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.4” x 6.3” x 5.0” (240 x 160 x 126 mm)
- Driver: mid-woofer, downward-firing tweeter
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IP56
- Max Volume: 92dB
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C (requires USB-C PD 12v minimum)
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.61lbs / 3kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Ezekielo: JBL Xtreme 2 vs Sonos Move with Sound Comparison
- NeverEnoughTech: soundcore Motion X600 vs. Sonos Move vs. Bose Soundlink Revolve II
- Smart Home Sounds: Best Premium Bluetooth Speakers: Sonos Move, JBL Xtreme 3, Marshall Middleton & More…
- Smart Home Sounds: Sonos Move 1 Vs Move 2: What’s The Difference?
- Links
#26 Marshall Middleton II [Amazon]: $330
- Positives: Very deep bass for the size/weight.
- Negatives: Bass boosted which drowns out the midrange. Dip around 200hz, peak at 1khz, dipped at 1.6khz. Strange frequency response through the mids.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 38Hz
- Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.1” x 3.9” x 4.3” (230 x 98 x 110 mm)
- Driver: 2x 75mm woofers, 2x 0.625” tweeters + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes (5 band)
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: Yes (Marshall Stack)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.9lbs / 1.8kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#27 Mee audio PartySPKR [Amazon]: $80
- Negatives: Not very deep bass. Possibly slightly bright treble. Will need more sound samples to make a better determination. Only 12 hours of battery life which is about the worst in the category.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~50Hz
- Battery Life: 12 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 7.5” x 6.0” x 14.5” (191 x 152 x 368 mm)
- Driver: 2x woofers, 2x tweeters + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes (Bass Boost, Vocal Boost, Dynamic)
- IP Rating: IPX6
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: Yes
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 6.3lbs / 2850g
- Wifi: No
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#28 LG Xboom Bounce [Amazon]: $187
- Negatives: Bass extension not as deep as the top speakers. Overpriced. This may move around in the rankings as we get better sound samples
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 54Hz
- Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: AAC, SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IP67
- Party Mode: Yes (Auracast)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Partially (1 woofer)
- TWS: No
- Weight: 2.9lbs / 1.32kg
- Wifi: No
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- tech reviews daily: LG XBOOM Bounce Review – BASS, LIGHTS & VIBES! 🔊🎉
- Mike O’Brien: What Did LG Just Launch? (NEW will.i.am x LG xboom Speakers)
- 정민수 (언리얼엔진): LG XBOOM BOUNCE 40W vs BOGASING S9 PRO 50W TWS Sound Samples
- GYMCADDY: LG’s New xboom Speaker And Earbud Lineup Explained - Meet The Stage 301, Bounce, Grab And Buds!
- Links
#29 Marshall Middleton [Amazon]: $236
- Positives: Very deep bass for the size/weight.
- Negatives: 5db dip at 1.7khz and 6.3khz. 9khz treble peak. Not a very smooth frequency response. A lot of Marshall’s added dsp echo which cannot be turned off, very distracting and annoying. It’s like forcing you to listen to your music in an echo chamber. Bass is reasonably deep but artificial sounding and flabby, with no attack and no dynamics. Treble is rolled off.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 39Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.1” x 3.7” x 4.3” (230 x 95 x 109 mm)
- Driver: 2x 75mm woofers, 2x 0.625” tweeters + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 99dB
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: Yes (Marshall Stack)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.0lbs / 1.8kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeP1AuDUKFA
- Alan Ross Reviews: 3 minutes ago….. Marshall Middleton Review, true stereophonic, no honestly 😊
- Mateusz Cholewa: BOGASING S8 Pro MAX HiFi ?🆚 MARSHALL🎸MIDDELTON
- Mateusz Cholewa: Marshall Middleton👌🎶 🆚 JBL Xtreme 4 🎶📢
- Oluv: Marshall Middleton - first impressions
- Danny Pops: Is it Any Good? - Marshall Middleton Review
- Smart Home Sounds: Best Premium Bluetooth Speakers: Sonos Move, JBL Xtreme 3, Marshall Middleton & More…
- Storytripper HD: Marshall Middleton vs Klipsch Detroit
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: Bass Check 💣 Treblab HD-360, Ultimate Ears EpicBoom, Marshall Middleton & JBL Pulse 5. Boom or Bust?
- Links
#30 Ultimate Ears Everboom [Amazon]: $250
- Positives: This speaker may move around as we get better sound samples
- Negatives: Has an upper bass boost and is tuned warm with rolled off treble. Not very deep bass.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 8.1” x 3.3” x 4.3” (205 x 85 x 110 mm)
- Driver: 2x 56.6mm x 56.2mm fullrange transducers + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IP67
- Output Power: 14W
- Party Mode: Yes
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: No
- TWS: No
- Weight: 2.1lbs / 949g
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#31 Dockin D Fine+
- Positives: Deeper bass than the non-plus version.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#32 Dockin D Fine [Amazon]: $110
- Positives: Power bank.
- Negatives: Slightly boosted bass
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 10 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#33 Xdobo Bucket /BMTL Bucket / Zicoroop Ts [Amazon]: $60
- Positives: Sounds quite good for the price. A little difficult to rank based on the sound samples, this one could move around as we get better samples.
- Negatives: Dip from 120-180hz, a little bass boosted. Muffled with cover on.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~47Hz
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- USB Playback: Yes
- Weight: 2.69lbs / 1.22kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#34 Marshall Kilburn II [Amazon]: $280
- Negatives: Boosted upper bass, not very detailed, not as deep bass as competitors, upper mids peak. Very low IPX2 water rating. AC charging
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~58Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX2
- Max Volume: 102dB
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.5lbs / 2.49kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#35 JBL Xtreme 4 [Amazon] [Bhphotovideo]: $380
- Positives: Removable battery. Slightly deeper bass than Xtreme 3. Use this EQ for the best sound quality.
- Negatives: High priced. Some bass boost. Dip in the upper bass to midrange makes it sound strange which cannot be EQd out. Some upper mids and treble boost at high levels.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: No
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 220ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.7” x 5.9” x 5.6” (297 x 149 x 141 mm)
- Driver: 2x 70mm woofers, 2x 19mm tweeters + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: Yes (5 band)
- Frequency Response: 44Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 100W
- Party Mode: Yes (Auracast)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Removable Battery: Yes
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.63lbs / 2.1kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Xtreme 4 vs Flip 7 vs Charge 6 – The ULTIMATE JBL Speaker Showdown!
- Oluv: SoundCore Boom 3i - first impressions & EQs
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- Oluv: JBL Xtreme 4 - sound analysis
- Oluv: JBL Xtreme 4 - unboxing & first impressions
- Oluv: Harman Kardon go+play 3 vs JBL Xtreme 4 - first impressions
- Dominik Reviews: JBL Xtreme 4 vs JBL Xtreme 3 Sound Test 😍 Best upgrade in the history? 😂
- Links
#36 W-King T9 [Amazon] [Aliexpress]: $130
- Negatives: Peaks in the upper mids which makes it sound a bit harsh.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: None
- Max Volume: 106dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 10.1lbs / 4.6kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King t9 party speaker vs Soundcore Rave Neo and Trance (Rave Mega) 🥳
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King T9 or Soundcore Motion Boom - King vs World Champion! 👌
- Jay’s Straight Up Reviews & More: W-King T9 🆚 ONN Large Party Speaker -By Request for Big Tee. Can the Smaller T9 Hang With The ONN?
- Links
#37 Fugoo XL
- Positives: Pretty deep bass for the size
- Negatives: Some midrange honkyness
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 35 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.3” x 4.5” x 3.8” (288 x 115 x 97 mm)
- Driver: 4x tweeters, 2x midwoofers + 2x passive radiators
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Output Power: 38W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.8lbs / 1.72kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Links
#38 Devialet Mania [Amazon]: $800
- Positives: Small, nice looking.
- Negatives: Not very loud. Extremely high price. Bass boosted. Tweeters are not aimed at you and there’s a huge treble rolloff off-axis as compared to the Beoplay P6 in the comparison video. Only 10 hours of battery. Oluv didn’t like the upper mids or treble (mentioned on his Patreon)
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 10 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 6.9” x 7.6” x 5.5” (176 x 193 x 139 mm)
- Driver: 4x aluminum fullrange drivers, 2x woofers
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 30Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX4
- Max Volume: 95dB
- Output Power: 176W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.1lbs / 2.3kg
- Wifi: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- That Speaker Guy: Devialet Mania vs Bang & Olufsen Beoplay P6 - Headphones On
- That Speaker Guy: Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 6 vs Devialet Mania
- HT Sound: Devialet Mania VS JBL Xtreme 2 - 60% Vol (Listen with headphones)
- BitsBytesBobs: Devialet Mania Music Audio Test Results
- Oluv: Visit at the Devialet store in Vienna
- Links
#39 Sony SRS-XB43: $150
- Negatives: Not as loud as others in the category. Speaker will not remain at max volume and will turn itself down automatically.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 53Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Latency: 85ms
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.8” x 4.8” x 4.6” (325 x 123 x 117 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 99dB
- Party Mode: Yes (Partyconnect up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.5 lbs / 2.95kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Xtreme 3 vs Sony XB43 - boombox champ?
- Alan Ross Reviews: JBL Charge 5 vs Motion Boom vs Sony XB43 - a step to far? 🤪
- Alan Ross Reviews: Sony xb33 vs xb43 vs Soundcore Motion Plus speakers test
- DLX Willington: Who Sounds The Best Of Sony XG300, XB43 & JBL XTREME3 With Sound Sample BLIND CHALLENGE Reveal.
- Links
#40 W-King D8 [Amazon]: $79
- Positives: Decent sounding.
- Negatives: Slightly recessed mids. Distorted at high volumes.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 49Hz
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 101dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 5.36lbs / 2.43kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKd1JM0DBkc
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King D8 speaker review 50 watts power against JBL xtreme 2 and soundcore Motion plus
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCjSqLTdPRY
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King D10 speaker vs the D8, D9 and X10 WKing speakers 👀
- Alan Ross Reviews: W King D8 vs W-King D9 - budget boombox battle!
- Alan Ross Reviews: Soundcore Motion Boom vs W-King D8 and D9 - boom boom! 🥳
- Alan Ross Reviews: W-King D8 Mini vs Anker Soundcore Motion Plus Speaker
- Alan Ross Reviews: Sony xb43 JBL Xtreme 2 W-King d8 Dockin D Fine
- Links
#41 JBL Xtreme 2: $200
- Negatives: External AC power brick for charging. Boosted bass. Treble harsh at high volumes.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 54Hz
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.3” x 5.4” x 4.2” (287 x 137 x 107 mm)
- Driver: 2x 70mm woofers, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 55Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 98dB
- Output Power: 40W RMS
- Party Mode: Yes (Connect+ up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 5.3lbs / 2.4kg
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#42 Raymate M8 [Amazon]: $80
- Negatives: Slightly muffled sounding
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.5lbs / 2.1kg
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#43 Zealot S97 [Aliexpress]: $48 with coupon YZZL10
- Positives: There is nothing else for $48 with that deep of bass and a reasonable tuning
- Negatives: Doesn’t get very loud compared to other speakers in this class. Short battery life. Pretty heavy. Many say the S67 has deeper bass, but also gets more distorted
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 12 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.6” x 7.3” x 5.9” (321 x 185 x 151 mm)
- EQ: 3 EQ presets
- IP Rating: IPX6
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 7.36lbs / 3.3kg
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#44 Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 4: $100
- Negatives: 8 hour battery at medium volume. Not at loud as others. Not as deep of bass as the newer Onyx. External AC power brick for charging.
- App: Yes (HK Connect)
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 8 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.4” x 11.4” x 5.1” (290 x 290 x 130 mm)
- Driver: 2x 75mm woofers, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: None
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: Yes (Connect+ up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.5lbs / 2.06kg
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#45 Mifa WildCamping [Amazon]: $135
- Positives: Has a lantern with adjustable brightness and color temperature.
- Negatives: Sound competes more with the Medium size speakers as the light takes up half the space. Peak at 5khz and dip at 3khz, not quite neutral. Not as deep of bass as others in the category.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 66Hz
- Battery Life: 38 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.3” x 10.0” x 4.3” (110 x 254 x 110 mm)
- Driver: 2x 45mm fullrange
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 70Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 97dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 20W RMS
- Party Mode: Yes (PartyAdd up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.3lbs / 1.5kg
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#46 Treblab HD-360 [Amazon]: $110
- Positives: 4 woofers and 4 tweeters for real 360 deg sound
- Negatives: Upper bass boomy which takes away midrange detail and clarity.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 5.79” x 5.79” x 7.68” (147 x 147 x 195 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 80W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.65lbs / 2.56kg
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#47 Rocksteady Stadium Speakers and Subwoofer [Amazon]: $440
- Negatives: 7khz upper mids peak. Upper bass boosted
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 49Hz
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 104dB
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 9.0 lbs / 4.1kg
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#48 Tronsmart Halo 100 [Amazon]: $100
- Negatives: Not a very smooth frequency response. Treble is peaky. Boosted upper bass.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 49Hz
- Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.25” x 7.04” x 5.9” (286 x 179 x 150 mm)
- Driver: 1x 115mm woofer, 2x 53mm mid-tweeters, 1x 31mm tweeter
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 40Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 104dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.0 lbs / 2.72kg
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#49 JBL Xtreme: $200
- Negatives: Issues with bass distortion at high volumes. An older speaker outclassed by newer releases of the Xtreme. External AC power brick for charging.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.14” x 4.96” x 4.8” (283 x 126 x 122 mm)
- Driver: 2x 63mm woofers, 2x 35mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 70Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 96dB
- Output Power: 40W
- Party Mode: Yes (Connect)
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 5.3 lbs / 2.4kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#50 Doss Soundbox XL [Amazon]: $90
- Negatives: A little hollow sounding.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 55Hz
- Battery Life: 10 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.8” x 2.6” x 5.2” (300 x 66 x 132 mm)
- Driver: 1x 76mm subwoofer, 2x 50mm fullrange
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 40Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX4
- Max Volume: 100dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 32W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 1.23lbs / 557g
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#51 Klipsch Detroit [Amazon]: $300
- Negatives: Weird boosted upper bass, bass not very deep. Boosted lower treble, somewhat harsh sounding like most other Klipsch speakers. Not very loud.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~55Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.1” x 4.2” x 4.68” (334 x 107 x 119 mm)
- Driver: 2x 76mm fullrange, 2x 25mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 55Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IP67
- Max Volume: 93dB
- Output Power: 30W RMS
- Party Mode: Yes (broadcast mode)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.4lbs / 2.5kg
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#52 Sony SRS-XG300 [Amazon]: $198
- Negatives: Overly expensive. Bass not as deep as competitors. Upper mids peak. Hollow sounding. Rolled off treble. Not much clarity. Does not float. Speaker will not remain at max volume and will turn itself down automatically.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 54Hz
- Battery Life: 25 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.52” x 5.43” x 5.35” (318 x 138 x 136 mm)
- Driver: 2x X-Balanced woofers, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 16W RMS
- Party Mode: Yes (Partyconnect up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.6lbs / 3kg
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#53 Xdobo X8 Max: $73
- Negatives: Overly boosted bass, thin treble, highs are boosted and harsh. Distorted sound.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~52Hz
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.8” x 4.3” x 5.3” (300 x 110 x 134 mm)
- Driver: 2x 80mm woofers, 2x 52mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 100W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.3lbs / 2.86kg
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#54 Ultimate Ears Epicboom [Amazon]: $300
- Negatives: Not very deep bass for the size. Gets distorted at around 70-80% with bass thuds.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~55Hz
- Battery Life: 17 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.69” x 9.49” x 6.38” (119 x 241 x 162 mm)
- Driver: 1x 120mm woofer, 2x 45mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 94dB
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.3lbs / 1.97kg
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#55 Dali Katch G1/G2 [Amazon]: $600
- Positives: Pretty neutral
- Negatives: Loses bass quickly after 40% volume. A lot of compression artifacts at high volume. Not really much of any difference between the G1 and G2. External AC power brick for charging. Horribly overpriced
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.6” x 5.4” x 1.9” (269 x 138 x 47 mm)
- Driver: 2x 89mm woofers, 2x 21mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 49Hz - 23kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 50W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 2.43lbs / 1.1kg
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#56 B&O Beosound Level [Amazon]: $2000
- Negatives: Not very deep bass, peaks in midrange. Hugely expensive.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~60Hz
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.7” x 9.1” x 2.2” (348 x 230 x 56 mm)
- Driver: 2x 102mm woofers, 1x 51mm fullrange, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 39Hz - 23kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 96dB
- Output Power: 105W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 7.3lbs / 3.3kg
- Wifi: Yes
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#57 Ultimate Ears Megablast: $240
- Negatives: Bass is not very deep compared to the competition
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 64Hz
- Battery Life: 16 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Driver: 2x 55mm fullrange, 2x 25mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 60Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 2.4lbs / 1.1kg
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#58 Bogasing S8 Pro [Amazon]: $152
- Positives: Use “vocal” mode for the flattest response, still not great.
- Negatives: Huge treble peaks in most sound modes, sounds sizzling and harsh.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.67” x 2.09” x 2.87” (271 x 53 x 73 mm)
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 48Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX5
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.41lbs / 1.55kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#59 LG PN7: $150
- Negatives: No deep bass
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.1” x 5.0” x 6.4” (333 x 127 x 163 mm)
- Driver: 2x 63mm woofers
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 30W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.71lbs / 2.14kg
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#60 Soundcore Rave Neo: $80
- Negatives: Muddy with treble rolloff.
- App: Yes
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 60Hz
- Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Driver: 1x 102mm woofer, 1x 51mm fullrange
- EQ: Yes
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 106dB
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: Yes (Partycast up to 100 speakers)
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 7.7lbs / 3.49kg
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#61 W-King D9 [Amazon]: $72
- Negatives: Very rolled off treble.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 47Hz
- Battery Life: 40 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.72” x 12.4” x 4.72” (120 x 315 x 120 mm)
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 80Hz - 16kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX6
- Max Volume: 106dB
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: No
- Weight: 4.4lbs / 2.0kg
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#62 Orange Box: £275
- Negatives: Pathetic bass extension, port noise, hollow sounding. Jagged frequency response, big dip at 260hz and wavy up top.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 15 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.0” x 6.9” x 6.7” (280 x 175 x 170 mm)
- Driver: 1x 102mm woofer, 2x 51mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 35Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 50W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: AC Power brick
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.62lbs / 3 kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#63 Laney F67: $340
- Negatives: Boosted mids bordering on harsh, slightly rolled off treble, very little bass extension. Not stereo. External AC power brick for charging.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~62Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4” x 6.3” x 6.1” (265 x 160 x 155 mm)
- Driver: 1x 102mm woofer, 2x 20mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 50Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: None
- Output Power: 40W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 6.1lbs / 2.8kg
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#64 Treblab HD-Max [Amazon]: $135
- Negatives: Boosted upper bass, not much lower bass. Only IPX6 water rating
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): ~60Hz
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.2” x 5.3” x 5.6” (310 x 135 x 143 mm)
- Driver: 2x 75mm woofers, 2x 30mm tweeters
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 30Hz - 16kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX6
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.1lbs / 2.3kg
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#65 LG Xboom XG7: $120
- Negatives: Peaky midrange, rolled off treble. Not very good sounding
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.1
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.3” x 3.7” x 3.9” (261 x 95 x 98 mm)
- Driver: 1x racetrack woofer, 1x dome tweeter
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 40W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#66 LG Xboom Go PL7: $70
- Negatives: 9khz peak. Not good sounding.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 24 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 9.6” x 3.9” x 3.9” (245 x 98 x 98 mm)
- Driver: 2x 58mm fullrange
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 95dB
- Output Power: 30W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 3.2lbs / 1.45 kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#67 Bugani M83: $60
- Positives: Very inexpensive.
- Negatives: Not very deep bass, treble a little boosted
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 40 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.6” x 4.3” x 6.69” (320 x 109 x 170 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 50W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.06lbs / 2.3kg
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#68 Hopestar A6 Pro: $86
- Negatives: No dynamics, sounds very hollow, no deep bass. Very jagged frequency response. Horrible battery life
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 63Hz
- Battery Life: 4 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Driver: 1x 115mm woofer
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 100Hz - 10kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX6
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 55W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
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#69 Soundcore Trance/Rave Mega
- Negatives: Hugely recessed mids and treble
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 63Hz
- Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 7.05” x 6.97” x 13.35” (179 x 177 x 339 mm)
- Driver: 1x 133mm woofer, 1x 51mm tweeter
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Max Volume: 97dB
- Output Power: 80W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 7.72lbs / 3.5kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#70 Ortizan M8 [Amazon]: $70
- Negatives: Not much bass, bass distortion and rattle at high volume.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 18 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 5.91” x 14.57” x 5.91” (150 x 370 x 150 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 80W RMS
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 4.63lbs / 2.1kg
- Reviews, Comparisons and Sound Samples
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#71 Doss Extreme Boom
- Negatives: Rolled off treble, barely any bass
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bass Extension (-10dB): 65Hz
- Battery Life: 30 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.3
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.7” x 4.8” x 7.3” (323 x 120 x 184 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX7
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: Yes
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.57lbs / 2.52kg
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#72 Zealot S67 [Amazon] [Aliexpress]: $80
- Negatives: A lot of distortion above 50%, no deep bass, rolled off treble. Just not a good sounding speaker.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Battery Life: 20 hours (Manufacturer specified)
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 5.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.6” x 4.8” x 5.2” (294 x 122 x 132 mm)
- EQ: No
- IP Rating: IPX6
- MicroSD: Yes
- Output Power: 60W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 5.29lbs / 2.4kg
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#73 T&G 118: $31
- Negatives: A lot of distortion above 50%, no bass. Sounds like a clock radio. Just not a good sounding speaker.
- App: No
- Aux Input: Yes
- Bluetooth Codecs: SBC
- Bluetooth Version: 4.2
- Built in Microphone: Yes
- Dimensions: 4.6” x 4.75” x 11.1” (117 x 121 x 283 mm)
- Driver: 2x 76mm fullrange
- EQ: No
- Frequency Response: 70Hz - 20kHz (Manufacturer specified)
- IP Rating: IPX7
- Output Power: 20W
- Party Mode: No
- Power Bank: No
- Power Input: USB-C
- Stereo: Yes
- TWS: Yes
- Weight: 2.42lbs / 1.1kg
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