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

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Audio is wholly subjective so it's whatever you prefer; I know people who are fully team JBL; I'm team Bose. Back in the day I purchased the first generation JBL Flip based on positive reviews, I disliked it so much I sold (flipped) it immediately. But they may have improved somewhat since then?
Dude, all my JBL's have been rock solid. I have one of the first Gen JBL Flips that's over a decade old. It looks so haggard. I use it daily in the shower, take it to the beach, been around the world for travel. All these years later the battery is nearly as good as the day I bought it.
I’ve had two JBL Flips prior to getting the JBL Flip 3 and the only reason I had to replace the previous two was because of the damn micro USB connector getting messed up. The current JBL Flip has been rock solid for the past two and half years.
Im not really particular with the lows, mids, highs of a speaker but it’s pretty much decent compared to my previous JBLs (Flip and Go)
This is what I use as well and my boat has a stereo system. JBL Flip sounds great and doesn’t drain my batteries.
It seems that 10 out of 40,000,000 have had an issue. Watch out. :D buy a lotto ticket or a flip, or a plane ticket, same chances

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