
soundcore
Boom 2
Loud, bassy beast; needs EQ, no aux.

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I've got 3 - a clip on my small disc golf go-bag, a flip (canister) on my main disc golf bag, and (not quite what is pictured here but) a Harman/Kardon Onyx 4 for home listening
i bought the onyx studio 4 for \~160 usd, about 8 years back and its still going strong, no need to replace. but i wouldnt recommend buying a 5 for 180, if you can hagle i down to like 120-130, might be worth it. try looking for newer models, you might find 7 or 8 or even 9 for around 180-200, and that will last you much longer with better battery and audio quality.
my Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 4 is my baby. got it for like what.. $52 due to it having some paint marks on it (assuming doing remodeling and white paint dripped on it) plus missing charger.. got one for $10. so altogether $62 for an absolute gem, regardless of the weight or size, it is what it is. have yet to find a speaker that competes with it unless someone wheels in a fkn pa system lol.
Bose soundlink flex or that ufo Herman kardon
Harman kardons onyx studio series are made exactly for that
HK Onyx Studio, thank me l8r.

soundcore
Boom 2
Loud, bassy beast; needs EQ, no aux.

Bose
SoundLink Flex Series
Durable, compact, good for size; distorts at high volume.

Minirig
Minirig 4
Unrivaled sound, long battery; pricey, flaky Bluetooth.

soundcore
Motion+
Best value, excellent sound with EQ; needs EQ.

JBL
Charge 6
Durable, portable, clear bass; dull vocals, distorts up close.

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Anker - Select 4 Go

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Harman Kardon - Go + Play 3

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LG Electronics - XBOOM Grab

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soundcore - Boom 3i

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JBL - Boombox 4

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Anker - Select 4 Go