Compatibility with other devices allows you to link it with four different speakers for surround sound, and you can even have one person queue up a song while a DJ is playing so you don't have to wait for it to reconnect. It's pretty big, so you probably won't want to put it in your carry-on, but it's got booming sound quality powerful enough to fill any reasonably-sized room or backyard. What to Consider: It's only "portable" in that it's easier to move than most home speaker systems.įor partiers without a fixed location, Ultimate Ears' Hyperboom is the best of the best for getting the crowd up on their feet. Why We Love It: It's got booming sound with all the features a DJ needs for a party on the move. The only drawback is that it won't work as a smart speaker.īattery life: 12 hours | Wireless range: 30 feet | Dimensions: 2.06 x 7.93 x 3.56 inches | Weight: 1.4 pounds It also has a good microphone, so you can use it as a speakerphone for meetings. In three colors - black, white, and blue - Bose's speaker isn't an eyesore, and at 1.4 pounds it won't weigh your bag down. There are better sounding speakers on the market, but you won't find anything this good for the price, and it delivers a solid balance of tonal and bass depth.
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The Bluetooth portable speaker might be soft to the touch, but it's tough it resists dust and water and can even float if you drop it in the pool. If you want a speaker that you can just grab and go, Bose's SoundLink Flex is the best overall option (though there are close rivals). What to Consider: It won't connect with smart assistants.
Why We Love It: It's small and durable with great sound for a reasonable price - what else could you ask for from a portable speaker?
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