BoomcorePortable Bluetooth Speaker, 12 Hours Playback Time, Small Bluetooth Box, Fantastic Sound, IPX7 Water Protection, Music Box for Travel, Sports, Hiking, Home, Office, Camping, Black

I was drawn to these by the low price, nice form factor, and most importantly, the emphasis on stereo pairing which, if you haven't experienced with Bluetooth speakers, is a game-changer in immersion.I have an embarrassing number of Bluetooth speakers, so I reckon I have a pretty good idea of how they stack up against much of the competition, and it's generally very good.Being a small speaker, you should have reasonable expectations about how much bass they output. It's not a lot. None in this class (size and price) really are that great unless you move well up in price on the slightly larger Tribit and especially Bose Micro. That considered, I'd say these are mid-pack. They're neither the best nor the worst. They shine in every other way, though.Tonally, I find them close to perfect (considering what they are). Sound quality is of course subjective, but they have a balance that I look for in even my full-size home audio equipment, and there's plenty of detail there. The mids are somewhat recessed, just as most people prefer, and the treble is nicely present and capable without being fatiguing. I haven't done any measurements, but just using my ears and comparing to higher quality systems, I don't detect any off-putting peaks or valleys. It's a very agreeable sound, even if light on bass.They get impressively loud without dramatic distortion (though, as with any speaker of the likes, the bassier the song, the more it's going to ut/distort). Of course, you can't cheat physics: these are very small speakers with small amps and small drivers. These won't blow your socks off, but they can easily exceed what I consider to be beyond comfortable casual listening levels. The DSP does a good job of dialing back bass smoothly at high volumes to avoid overdriving. Any good speaker will do this, and this does it better than some.Pairing in stereo is about as simple as it gets, short of use of NFC, which only a handful of speakers seem to do, and none at this price range. Before pairing your device, you pair the speakers to each other first by holding the Bluetooth button for three seconds on each. They link together and then you use the one with the white light (as opposed to blue) to pair with your phone. Now, whenever you turn them both on, they'll automatically pair in stereo. This is exactly what I wanted, and few speakers seem to do this (with just about every other speaker I have that does stereo pairing, you have to link them every single time). Huge bonus points in my book. I wish they were all this user-friendly. Connection stability has been flawless so far.Buttons are nice to push and well laid-out. The speaker communicates with you through pleasant and not overly loud tones, which is nice. No annoying loud voices.I can't quite comment on battery life yet because I'm still on the first charge, but it seems in line with advertised runtime at low to moderate volumes.Earlier I said true wireless stereo is a game-changer, and I stand by that, but I acknowledge that not everyone will care about that and relatively few will regularly use them that way. If you know you're just going to be using one speaker, I'd probably suggest splurging on a slightly bigger model such as the Tribit or Bose (I'd just say the Bose if not for the old micro-USB charging and somewhat short battery life) if you're not dead-set on this size and price. Both of those will also do stereo, but their pairing is slightly more complicated and less reliable, and, of course, buying two is significantly more expensive. But, used in solo, they do have a significantly more robust sound thanks to the extra low-end afforded by their larger size. Of course, if this is the size and price you want to stick with, I think these are the winner.Ultimately, I like these quite a bit and strongly recommend them as long as modest bass isn't a deal breaker (in which case I'd recommend you move up in size). Honestly, if Boomcore makes a bigger version of these with improved bass response, I'll probably buy those too. I think they'd be great traveling computer speakers (e.g. for hotel rooms), especially if they work in an aux port, which so few speakers have anymore unfortunately.LOWS 70/100MIDS 85/100HIGHS 90/100DETAIL 85/100RELIABILITY 100/100FEATURES 90/100---VALUE 90/100OVERALL 90/100RECOMMEND: YES

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Small, but sounds great. Easily pairs with my phone. Take anywhere!

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This speaker packs a punch!. It's very loud without losing quality. The base is good enough imo. It's very durable. I dropped it on the concrete a few times and it didn't even nick this thing. The only con I could think of is that every time you turn it on it starts you off at the lowest valume and you have to continuously tap the + button until you reach the preferable valume. I wish you could just hard press the button to the max without having to tap it a bunch of times.