Any Bluetooth wireless speakers that you like?
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If you are looking for good quality Bluetooth speakers with good sound quality and don't want to spend much then I would recommend you to explore these best bluetooth speakers under $100. The speakers will not compromise sound quality. |
At AXPONA a week ago and was directed to the Vanatoo room by David Janszen of JansZen speakers. He said we would be amazed by the sound quality of the Vanatoo speakers. Was he ever right! Could not believe how good the Transparent Zero model sounded. Bluetooth ready, built in amps and DAC. Really amazing, esp for about $350. They also demo'd a new more expensive model coming out this summer. I have no affiliation with Vanatoo, and in fact never heard of them until AXPONA. http://vanatoo.com/store/speakers/new-transparent-zero-black#.Wt0fe9Pwa_M |
Just received the Peachtree Audio Deepblue3... This is quite different from the 2 - especially with regard to the mids and highs which weren’t bad to begin with. Like the 2 the only tone control is for increasing/decreasing bass output which I prefer at the lowest setting. This has more than sufficient bass. Suggestion: should anyone buy this do this - attach pieces of Velcro to the remote and unit and keep them together. The remote is a slip of a thing easily misplaced. Admittedly I’ll be using the aux jack to listen to my iPod or Astell & Kern player 99% of the time so I can’t readily comment on the Bluetooth quality. I wasn’t a fan with the earlier model’s, but I’ll give this a shot just for the hell of it. I wish there were a tone control for the treble. I have heard Sonos, and a few others. I so wanted the Marshall because it was so damn cool looking, but alas, it simply doesn’t compare well to the DB2. Me two cents... |
I liked psychohertz’s both speakers Galilio Speakers and Davinci Speakers, these are Bluetooth speakers and wireless speakers respectively and I really liked this. You should try this one. |
Hello everyone, Try this https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/novel-alexa-speaker-with-wireless-fast-charger. I’ve been using this for 8 months. The sound is great and it has wireless fast charger as well. That works fine for my Smartphone. Price is right. Really great product. Don’t think twice, you should buy it. I highly recommended for those who want portable speakers and wireless fast charger. |
Peachtree just released the Deepblue3 recently. In my humble opinion this is the top “portable” Bluetooth speaker system out there - and for just $399. I started with the original version, bought the 2 version upon release, and I just ordered the 3 version even though it doesn’t have WiFi - which they said it was going to add as a feature. C’est la vie. I hope they they improved the Bluetooth because I found it to be rather crappy overall, too many dropouts whether it was on my back deck or in my bedroom. I listened to it mostly through my iPod or Astell & Kern portables via the aux jack anyway, so the Bluetooth aspect never really bothered me. I loved the look of the Marshall portables but they simply didn’t come close to my humble ears. |
For those people who are looking for the best Bluetooth Speaker at an affordable price, Must check these best Bluetooth speakers under $50. |
If you’re looking for the best wireless speakers then choose
Marshall Stockwell,
brands are known for effectively molding retro and modern styles.
And when it comes to loudness, the Stockwell model is the loudest of all Marshall speakers. Powered by a two-channel class D amplifier and has dual 2.3-inch tweeters and 2.3-inch woofers. reference for the specs: wirelessspeakers.com
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Yes, actually I can recommend several models: My first advice would be UE Boom 2 vs Megaboom - they are so amazing. I won't say much but they do deserve your attention. Also great choice would be Libratone Too vs JBL Charge 3. Everyone has its favorite brand and considering that fact - here are the finest models. So long |
I'm using JBL Flip 3 Splashproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker from last 2 years. It available at affordable price and I wouldn't worry about it breaking from an accidental drop, And the black color looks very nice. Overall would recommend this product. If you don't like JBL, some of other good Bluetooth speakers recommendations for you. |
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Purchased this for my wifes workout room.... ended up surprising me.... I received a separate letter after purchase that said that it had a 90 day no questions asked return and they would pay shipping as well as a 1 year unconditional warranty for repair.... Its built incredibly sturdy, cast aluminum $60 TaoTronics TT-SK06 I hope this helps, Tim |
Mapman... I have both Deepblue's, the original and the 2. When I bought the 2 I moved the original to my office since I'm there about 5 times a month. I use the 2 at home on my deck, which I usually strap to a tree about ten feet away. I simply hook up my iPod or Astell & Kern player via the aux input. My experience using Bluetooth with the 2 was not so good - dropouts, noise, etc. I'm going to try it again. There IS a dac in the 2. Everyone who has been here at the house comments on how good the sound is - and not the type of peeps who think the Bose Wave is good. I also turn the bass WAY down. It has plenty of bass without increasing it. Ridiculous as I may be sometimes, I've just written Peachtree to inquire as to how I might use a pair for stereo, a right and a left. I've dealt directly with them before and they have remarkably good customer service. Good luck! |
Yes, I got it Friday one week ago. I am very happy with it. The best single speaker Bluetooth sound I have heard to date especially for the $150 it ended up costing. I can easily recommend it at that price point. Ironically now my wife wants me dump my wired speakers in her sunroom for it. The HK sound is good enough that I might not miss them too much in there if it comes to that in that the sound quality is very good especially for its size and I’d still have my high end wired setups in three other rooms. Lots of full extended good quality bass, a slight lovely warmth in the midrange clean highs, nicely balanced top to botto, good dynamics and goes pretty loud with no noticeable breakup or distortion. Imaging and soundstage is not much there with a single speaker but I have that in spades elsewhere so not a big issue. A very nice addition for a well set audiophile looking to explore portable blue tooth sound without spending a lot. |
Big fan of the HK Onyx 2. I've auditioned several bluetooth speakers and this one was the best. Plays loud. Has warmth and punch in the bass. Has good midrange and treble detail and has outstanding tone. Never irritating or annoying. Never. It's kind of like a Vandersteen bluetooth speaker. Gets better after about 50 hours of play. |
good choice, mapman. modern looks & is likely to blend into your living room with other furniture accessories. looks very thought out under the front grill (the center piece looks like a passive radiator?): http://www.ebay.com/itm/Harman-Kardon-Onyx-Studio-2-WIRELESS-Speaker-System-NEW-IN-BOX-FREE-SHIPPING-/321922779031?hash=item4af417c797:g:mKEAAOSwlV9WSobv |
Well, after hearing it in local Best Buy and finding a great price online (sorry Best Buy), I'm giving a white
Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 2
a shot. I listened to it using Plex app on my Iphone 6s to stream from my music library at home and it hit the mark for me |
The original style Grey Libratone Zipp is on sale on eBay for one hundred and seventy dollars. It's the same one my friend brought over this past weekend. It sounds really good and its big enough and loud enough to fill a good sized room (maybe not to party levels, but that's not my need). I'm going to do a bit more invenstigation to insure it meets my needs, but I think I'm going to jump on one. |
mapman, glad that you auditioned the UE Boom2. I'm in agreement with you re. the build quality, modern looks, size & quality of sound. My Walmart has the Bose Soundlink Mini & Soundlink as well - they sound very nice but they are expensive. For the Soundlink Mini which is $199, I'd rather buy the UE Boom2. is the Liberatone much bigger in size & sound than the UE Boom2? I searched their website but could not find any dimensions. Maybe other users can tell us if it will work for a larger room.... |
I heard the ue boom at local Walmart today. It it was the best sounding Bluetooth speaker they had there no doubt. It was playing in a huge store but I thought it a tad small for my purpose. It did have nice build quailty and sound for the size. Also the priciest model at Walmart. A few others were larger but very Lo fi. I heard the $99 flat round ue model at a relatives a while back and was very impressed with the sound and build quality. |
UE Boom 2 appears much smaller and lighter than Libratone. Though similar on concept. Can’t possibly go as loud and clear, can it?well, i can't say how loud the Liberatone can be but the UE Boom2 can get very loud. My niece owns one & I’ve heard it in action. It’s not that light - it’s got some weight to it when you pick it up. I saw that both Walmart & Target have these units on display & you can test it out for yourself volume-wise..... |
It turned out to be the Libratone. It's a nice speaker. Sounds way better and bigger than the little Oontz. I would definately consider buying one. It's portable enough since it has a small footprint and a nice carry strap. And it puts out enough sound to make it useful for small get togethers. It's the best combination of functionality, portability and sound that I've heard so far.that's exactly the UE Boom2 for less money..... |
I ended up buying the Cambridge Oontz Angle 3 to have for a small portable speaker. It's not bad considering the size (really small), but it is not even close to HiFi. However, for less than thirty dollars with free shipping from Amazon, it's a great deal for a super portable. Interestingly, my neighbor brought over his bluetooth speaker for a little get together this evening that included a lively game of music roulette. It turned out to be the Libratone. It's a nice speaker. Sounds way better and bigger than the little Oontz. I would definately consider buying one. It's portable enough since it has a small footprint and a nice carry strap. And it puts out enough sound to make it useful for small get togethers. It's the best combination of functionality, portability and sound that I've heard so far. |
Funny you should ask. I just bought a cheap Bluetooth speaker for streaming guitar practice tracks from you tube. A $70 pair would work, marginally but...... While shopping, I saw another BT speaker that you might want to check out. It turns out that BenQ, which I know only for high value video projectors, sells a small electrostatic Bluetooth speaker. Don't know the price and didn't hear it, but worth looking into IMO, if only for the education. |
Here are a couple of more options: Riva Audio Turbo X http://rivaaudio.com/riva-turbo-x/ Peachtree Audio deepblue2 http://www.peachtreeaudio.com/deepblue2.html The Turbo X has received fairly positive comments on head-fi. The deepblue2 is a little big to be considered truly portable. Neither is as WAF friendly as the Libratone. I don't own either as I've had a Big Jambox for a few years. I'm intrigued by the Turbo X though. |
mapman, for the size (& on-par pricing) I found the UE Boom2 to sound the best. it packs a wallop in its bass for its size. http://origin.ultimateears.com/en-us/ueboom2#select-color for a much larger room I like this Sony bluetooth speaker: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SRSBTX500-Bluetooth-Discontinued-Manufacturer/dp/B00B2G3R5G/ref=sr_1_1?ie... The Bose bluetooth speakers are also very good but highly priced - the Soundlink Mini ($199) & Soundlink iii ($299). here’s another one (if you want the option of playing a CD as well) from Sony: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-ZSRS60BT-Boombox-Bluetooth-Black/dp/B00V3SYMIY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid... |
