Anker - Motion X600

That's not true. I had two, eqd them, didn't like the fake soundstage, the way it killed the actual mix and the awful bass distortion. I get everyone has their own opinion but dont be suggesting anyone who didn't like it didnt actually listen to it or eq it.

Denon envaya 150/200/250, Sony srs x55, x77, Harman Kardon Onyx 3,4, Xiaomi Sound Move, Créative Sound Blaster Road 2, Marshall Stockwell, Marshall Emberton 2, Harman Kardon Go + play (the one from 2016), Riva S, Riva Festival, Bose SoundLink Max, Bogasing S8 Pro Max, soundcore x600, Doss soundbox XL, Jambox, Sony srs xb33. I made "widest immersive stéréo imaging soundstage" one of my first point when i buy a speaker, and i like to try the most possible. they have all différents sizes, from différents years ,but all of them have insane soundstage with great stéréo separation for the size. Seems that older bluetooths speakers was better on point than recents ones (except for somes).

I hated the sound of it and returned mine. Sounds very tame without the spatial audio on. When it's on the speaker has incredible clarity and a super wide sound stage but it's also very artifical and really not pleasing to listen to. Low end sucks too. I tested it alongside an Xtreme 4 and thought the Xtreme was far better

Unlike some, I really love my Soundcore Motion X600. The bass is more than adequate for me. It's large enough to provide big sound, but portable enough to carry to any part of the house. I'm happy to be in the minority. I'm a JBL stan, but still prefer it over my recently purchased Charge 6 (I found the Motion on sale for less than $70). If you are consistently in this sub, you will see a lot of very good reviews about the Soundcore Boom variations in regard to bass, loudness, etc.

I have a twin set of those X600 & they go as low as 48Hz on the bass end and & as high as 40,000 on the treble, which is rump shaking territory to a former Audio Ayatollah who had a Pioneer SX1250 system, complimented by Koss Pro 4 AAA headset, that went down to 10Hz on to Bass section and up to 25,000Hz on the treble end as well as a bookended pair of Infinity Quantum Junior Speakers that descend limbo-low to 40Hz on the bottom & 32,000Hz at the top! Believe me, my👂s know what they heard during our US Bicentenary of Sovereignty back in the day. And that's what my buds referred to me as Stereo Savants! The system I had was so 🤯 good sounding that I coined the word EARGASM!

True, humans can't hear above 20KHz, but two other things do occur, the frequency overhead enabled the music to have less distortion & be able to discern instruments in recordings more distinctly & more to my point, whatever you can't hear directly, you can feel and sense as the notes & sub notes resonate down to through the body, spine and the bone marrow!

A single X600 is not that humongous; there's one on my desk!

If you're strictly limited to Bluetooth I'd recommend the JBL Xtreme 3 or even the Boom 2  If you don't mind a plug in, the Sonos era 100 is a great option 

Recommending the X600 for Bass is crazy lol. That's known for being pretty poor on bass 

The X600 sound clarity is great but if we're looking at something similar with better bass the JBL Xtreme 3 and Sony Ult Field 5 are much better Just on Bass the Boom 2 also outperforms this 

Try the soundcore x600. It’s more for hi- Fidelity and quality rather than just volume and bass. Open box soundlink plus is also ok, though it’s a step down in size

Got one for $70!

Soundcore x600. It’s over man. Nothing else comes close

I was looking at these 2 as well. The boom 2 was geared for parties, and has deeper and louder bass, and probably higher overall volume. I ended up with the x600 ($70!!!) and man I love it. I only can afford a single one, so the Spatial Audio really fills in there and widens the sound. Like the clarity and details for my hearing. And also EQ is really adjustable to tailor it to your needs. The thing to remember is comparison is the thief of joy. You’ll always confuse yourself by trying to find something better. The X600 is more than good enough for me as someone who needs a single indoor causal listening speaker.

Soundcore x600. Really nice to listen to indoors for fun/listening.

Soundcore motion x600 if on a lower budget Brane X if you got 500 to spend this thing is crazy

Oh so you havnt tried it? Then pls dont coment after some reviewers

Well for the size the bass i really good up to 50% volume and he said on low volumes Of course you have to do a custom EQ but thats the same with all speakers

Soundcore Motion X600 has great sound quality, I thought the spatial audio was going to be a gimmick, but I like it so much I bough a second speaker. They have good bass but it's not the "boomy bass" type. The sound is more natural sounding with great clarity, and the speaker sounds bigger than it is, because of the 5th speaker that adds the spatial audio.

Yeah if an accurate soundstage is what you're looking for, you'll benefit from a second speaker so they'll act as left and right speaker, but even not doing that, the soundstage is surprisingly big. I'm a bit of a sucker for audio equipment with exactly the sound quality it offers. Good clarity, big soundstage, good, but not overpowering bass. It's blows away my old BT speakers, which are a Bose Soundlink Mini and a Sony SRS-BTX500. They sound awful compared to it, but then again I think that's probably true for a lot of todays BT speakers, they've come a long way.

Kinda criminal that the Soundcore Motion X600 is left out. When I compare the sound quality to my Soundlink Mini and Sony SRS BTX500 it sounds MUCH better, in a whole different league in clarity, sound stage, good balance of highs/mids/lows, excellent highs actually, good bass, not as boomy as most BT speakers...The Spatial Audio feature actually works, it sounds much better with it on. Battery life is pretty decent, not great but not bad either. Build quality is superb for the money you pay, with it's all metal housing. Features are good too, supports high res LDAC, has an actually useful app with functions like setting brightness of the buttons LEDs, a 9 band customizable EQ, settings for sleep timer (which can be set of off as well)... And it's often available for way less than the $200 MSRP, often on sale for $150, I've even heard people seeing it for $99, which is ludicrous for a premium BT speaker.

Soundcore Motion X600 has a Spatial Audio feature that sounds like a gimmick, but actually works. It makes the speaker sound much bigger than it is by utilizing a fifth speaker that augments the other 4 speakers (2 tweeters and 2 mid/bass speaker, plus a passive radiator) and the sound fires upwards. They used some clever DSP tuning to make it sound really nice. You can also upgrade it later with another unit, they'll play in stereo and will sound even bigger, with an ultra wide sound stage (for BT speakers anyway). I bought 2 myself on sale for about $130 each.

BT speakers with overblown, boomy bass is my pet peeve. Not sure why I would enjoy listening to bass that overpowers everything else, drowning out things like sound stage, clarity and the little details that make you go "nice!". The only BT speaker I've ever heard that I would describe as having clarity and good vocals, is the Soundcore X600. It has an extra speaker for what they call "Spatial Audio" that handles exactly the frequencies that vocals tend to be in. It's tuned via a DSP to sound noticeably better with the extra speaker on, than off. Try it. I think you'd like it. It has an "Xbass" feature that boosts the bass, but it's best left off.

Not really, I just replaced a Soundlink Mini and an SRS BTX500 (used to be Sony's top end model) with a Soundcore X600, and I'm blown away how much better the new one sounds than the two old ones. It's not even close, the new one has clarity, musicality, well balanced sound and an actual sound stage. In a BT speaker.

This. And for even better sound: two of them, if sound stage and stereo image is important to you. Should be less than $300 for 2.

If you like the sound of the Motion+, you would love the sound of the Motion X600. It's louder, it has the Spatial Audio (which sounds like a gimmick but actually isn't) and of course you can get it to play even louder by pairing two of them. And get a wider stereo image as a bonus. It's not for people that want maximum bass, it has good bass, but if you're the type that just wants something punchy for their OOMPH OOMPH, there are better options. It's not dustproof though, so it might not work great in a workshop environment if it's really dirty.

Yeah I agree, there's a distinct lac of distortion at normal listening levels, they designed the case to be very stiff to reduce resonances, but at high volume there is a bit of distortion. Not an issue for me personally, since I only use mine in small-medium sized rooms, but yeah. This can be fixed by getting two and pairing them of course, but that is true for many speakers today. Also, the battery life is only mediocre. Not as good as a JBL Charge for sure. And I wish it was dustproof, but I can imagine that's not easy to do without changing the sound profile, since it restricts the airflow.

I bought one because I heard it's a rare "audiophile approved" BT speaker, and not that expensive. I was prepared for the "Spatial Audio" thing to be a gimmick and was skeptical because I've owned so many BT speakers that sounded so muddy, overly emphasized bass with no clarity and no stereo image. Even some of Sony's top end models never sounded good to me. I now own 3 X600's. I want to be sure to have a few spares in case they ever go out of production. They are gems in the BT speaker world.

Not all of them are mono. My favorite BT speaker (by a good bit, I love the sound quality so much I bought 3) is the Soundcore X600. It has 5.5 speakers. One tweeter each side, one woofer/mid for each side, and an upfiring speaker that creates a larger sound stage. Plus a passive radiator for the bass. You can pair two of them for an even wider stereo image, but just one sounds a lot bigger than BT speakers usually do, and you can definitely pinpoint the position of instruments. I highly recommend it if you're looking for a speaker that sounds bigger than it is, I sometimes even prefer them over my main speakers from Magnepan, there's something about the X600's mids and highs that are just very pleasing, very musical. The kind of stuff where you stop listening to the gear and start listening to the music. I think I even prefer the highs on the X600 over the Magnepans, which sounds ludicrous I know.

I have had a Soundlink Mini for about the same time. Just sold it though, got a surprisingly good price for such an old device. The truth is I never really liked the sound quality. Bought a couple X600's a couple months ago, and they blow the SL Mini away in sound quality. Also they're louder and have bigger batteries, and cost about the same as I paid for the SL Mini back in the day. The SL Mini just sounded too dark for me, to much bloated bass and muddled voices. Talk radio was annoying as voices don't go through very clearly. I probably expected too much from such a small device, but I was glad to learn that BT speakers have progressed in quality in the meantime. If I was looking for a replacement I'd definitely look at either an X600 for the sound quality, or a JBL Charge for the fantastic battery life.

Soundcore Motion X600. Really good sound quality if you want fidelity and clarity rather than boomy bass and in-your-face loudness.

I don't know of any BT speaker that is more neutral than the X600 TBH. The majority of them seem to go for the bloated bass with either recessed highs or too extreme highs, they're made to impress rather than to listen to. The thing I like the most about the X600 is that it tends to disappear. That's usually how I judge good audio equipment, do I end up listening to the gear, or the music? And with the X600 I tend to just start to hum along and forget I'm listening to a BT speaker after a while. It disappears and let's me enjoy the music. I thought the "Spatial Audio" thing was going to be a gimmick. It's not. It's a fifth, upwards firing speaker that makes the speaker sound much bigger than it is, they tuned the DSP to do some kind of magic. I'm normally not into gimmicks in audio, and like purity, but the Spatial Audio feature I always have on, it's that good.

I love the X600's sound quality. So much that I ended up buying 4 of them, its sound signature is just perfect for me. I used to have Sony BT speakers, and some of Bose's, but never liked listening to music nor talk radio on them. The sound was too boomy for me, and voices were super hard to hear because of the boominess. I suspect most BT speakers have that problem to some degree because all people seem to care about is lots of bass. I have a pair of Sennheiser HD800 headphones that have exactly the sound signature that I like. Open, airy, huge sound stage, musical and detailed with amazing clarity, so I was looking for something with the same characteristics in a BT speaker. Maybe not to the same level of sound quality, but the same sound signature, and I found that in the X600. I like the bass it produces, but for hiphop you might want something even bassier? I wouldn't call it a super bassy speaker, although it is there and is pronounced, but it doesn't overpower the sound signature. It has a bass boost function that makes a big difference, but I still wouldn't get it if bass was the most important metric for me, but if you like the sound of it in general I don't think you're gonna be disappointed with the bass.

Yeah I suspect people who just want a speaker that goes OOMPH OOMPH OOMPH will not like the X600. People who want actual good sound quality...might. It's sound signature is not for everyone. It never is.

I recently bought an X600, and loved the sound quality so much I instantly ordered another the same day. And yeah, it IS a big improvement to the sound stage to add another, although the sound stage is already bigger than normal on the X600 because of the 5th speaker.

The Soundcore X600 is the first BT speaker that has made me happy. Always disliked the BT speakers I've owned, they've sounded dull, boomy and have had no clarity. Every time I sit down with the intent to listen to the X600's in TWS mode, I end up instantly forgetting them, I don't listen to them, I listen to the music. That's what separates a good speaker from a great speaker imho.

Buy the soundcore motion x600