You really can take this thing anywhere and feel great knowing it can withstand whatever is thrown at it - literally. Plus, if you have enough devices in your own home, you can essentially eliminate the need for a more advanced stereo system but still deliver superior sound.īottom line, this is a great piece of tech for someone that values functionality, durability, and loves listening to music wherever they go. While I can't say I've ever even attempted something close to this number, I commonly link up my UE Boom 2 with my friends devices. If that's the case, UE has got you covered with its UE Boom app, which allows you to connect 150 + Boom speakers for an amplified listening experience. One speaker is enough to fill a reasonably sized room with loud audio, but if you're having a big party or spanning a much broader space, one probably won't cut it. This feature takes away the fear of getting your smartphone wet just to put on a new playlist. If you tap it twice it will skip the current song. When you hold your Boom in your hand and tap the top it will begin to play or pause the music. If you need some background music while you relax on the beach or want your favorite playlist blasting at your next barbecue, this will definitely be your best bet.Īnother feature that takes this speaker up a notch is the touch controls. This size, combined with its ability to brave some of natures toughest elements, make this the perfect speaker for taking on the go. I can't even count the amount of times I've accidentally knocked this speaker off my desk, just to breathe a sigh of relief when I remember it's going to be totally fine.Īt a size that I would compare to a water bottle, the Boom 2 fits into almost any bag for easy portability. You can drop this thing in a pool, use it in the shower, kick it around in the sand, even just drop it on the floor - and it will still work just as well as before. Aside from a 15 hour battery life and two and a half hour charge time, the speaker is also waterproof, shockproof, and stain-proof. In my opinion, it's the Boom 2's added range of features that make the price tag so worth it. Depending on where you purchase yours, you're probably looking to spend somewhere between $100-$175. The sound quality is decidedly solid, but these speakers aren't particularly cheap. Plus, the Boom 2 uses 360 degree sound to fill spaces with great audio all around. The wireless range is 100 feet, so you can still control the device while being in another room or relatively far away. For reference, loud music at a concert or club is estimated to hover just over 100 decibels, so the Boom 2 isn't too shabby at all. The speaker pumps out some serious sound with a maximum of 90 decibels.
#Ue boom 2 portable
The UE Boom 2 is a portable speaker, so you use Bluetooth to wirelessly stream audio from smartphones, tablets, or other devices. UE makes speakers that are made for adventure, and they do it without compromising on sound.
Head over to the Ultimate Ears instagram and you'll find pictures of their speakers being doused in water, chilling in piles of snow, taken on hikes and bike rides, and in plenty of other unconventional places. With deep sound, a fun look, and features that can hold up in even the most spontaneous of circumstances, the UE Boom 2 is the perfect Bluetooth speaker for every indoor or outdoor occasion. Excited that I was getting such a good deal, you can imagine my disappointment when these speakers would blow out - because they always did. I bought my fair share of speakers in the under-$20 range. In the past I was content with using my computer, or the more creative method of placing my iPhone in a cup to amplify sound. I've always loved listening to music, but I was never willing to commit to buying an expensive speaker.
I've stuck with this UE Boom 2 speaker for over three years now and I couldn't be happier with it. When I find a product I like, I stick with it. You won't find me flocking to the most-cutting edge devices the minute they're released, but I do still value quality, and I do a lot of due diligence to find gadgets I actually want to spend my money on. I wouldn't consider myself a tech person.
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