xboom Bounce BOUNCE.AUSALBK

It's hard to go wrong with either but I think if all else is equal I personally would go with the Bounce. It looks nice and the extra tweeter can really make a difference depending on what you're listening to.

This has not been my experience with the bounce. Did you try out the different eq settings?

It’s a great speaker, out of the current range this is the one I use daily. Did you know it has a replaceable battery as well?

lg xboom bounce has really strong bass for its size and is still portable enough to carry around without much hassle.

under 300 the lg xboom grab and bounce are both solid picks. grab is smaller and easier to carry, bounce has longer battery and fuller sound if you don’t mind the extra size.

for indoor use the lg xboom bounce is a solid choice, clear sound with nice bass that works well in a room setup.

in the $200 range the lg xboom bounce is pretty good, clear audio with punchy low end.

been using the lg xboom bounce for a while and it's solid. use it inside for music during the day, then grab it for outdoor stuff on weekends. sound's balanced — clear vocals, decent bass without being muddy. battery easily gets me through 8+ hours. connection's reliable, no weird dropouts. water resistant which is nice

the lg xboom grab or bounce might work for you since they have app eq controls. you can turn down the bass and boost mids/treble if needed. i know you mentioned bass bothers you, so having that option could be useful, bounce is louder for filling the garage, grab is smaller but should be fine for that space. both are way under $250.

the lg xboom bounce could fit what you’re looking for, clear sound with nice bass and still within your budget.

Stay away from the LG bounce. The speaker sounds like it’s missing part of the frequency, very hollow sounding. The bounce also has no bass. The sound link would be the last on my list out of the others listed. If you like bass, and it’s on sale on Amazon. The soundcore boom 2 plus should cover your heavy bass needs. I recommend it because it’s the same price as the x600 or JBL.

I’ve I received this product for free from LG for review purposes. This is not a paid post, and all thoughts and opinions are my own. I've had the LG xboom Bounce for about 2 weeks now and I've used it extensively to give an honest review and my experience with it. First off, the design. I really like it. It’s not too small and not too large but keeps enough size to fit in good drivers, something you need to get good sound. It’s light enough that you can easily just pick it up and carry it with you. It’s IP67 rated so usage outside and at a beach, is no problem and the battery life is great. All the buttons are up top and USB-C at the back for charging. There is a band on the back of it for easier carrying, nice touch I got to say. The only thing about the design I don’t like is the feet. They have 2 smaller rubber dots on each foot that makes it feel a little wobbly. The feet should’ve just been flat in my opinion. There is a light strip at the bottom of the front side, see the pictures, which is adjustable through the LG ThinQ App. You can also adjust EQ and other settings. I’ve just set it to bass boost because I like a little extra bounce (pun intended) in the sound. The important question, how does the LG xboom Bounce sound? I want to start out by saying I'm no audiophile. I love music and good sound but I'm not super picky. I’ve used it every day for about 2 weeks now, extensive usage for at least a few hours every day. I’ve listened to all kinds of music, podcasts, audiobooks, for gaming on my PC as an external speaker and for watching youtube videos and streams. The sound, it’s punchy while still being clear so you feel the bass and still hear the vocals clearly. I’ve listened to a lot of old school rap like 50 cent, Eninem and Akon. You can really feel the bass when those low frequenzy notes hit in these kinds of songs. It’s the same thing in Linkin Parks Numb/Encore where you both feel the heavy notes hit while still clearly hearing the singing from both Jay-Z and Linkin park. I’ve also tried more pop/slower beat kind of songs like listening to Ed Sheeran, Alex Warren and even HUNTR/X “Golden”. Making the Korens at LG proud with this one. Honestly, I don’t have anything major to complain about. I’ve thrown everything I can at this thing and to my ears, it has passed with flying colours. The only small complaint I have is that the sound seems to lose some punch when you move too far away from the speaker and it loses detail at high volumes. Nothing major in my opinion, it’s still an awesome speaker. As I said earlier, I've also used it for audiobooks on Audible currently listening to “Project Hail Mary” by Andy Weir and I have no complaints. The narrator is easy to hear and there is no weird distorting sound from bad drivers or speakers. Surprised that it works so good for narration as well. I’ve used it for gaming on the PC (you can see in one of the pictures) currently playing Clair Obscur Expedition 33 and it really brings out the music and sound effects of this already beautiful looking game. Great sound truly does add to the whole experience. No complaints for this kind of usage. How is it compared to other speakers I've had? I’ve had a Sony SRS-XB23, see the picture, that I've used for almost 3 years now and the xboom Bounce is just better in every way. The sound is so much better, the fact it sits down in landscape (i prefer this since the Sony must stand up), battery, the design and just general build quality is better. The only advantage the Sony has is that it’s lighter and easier to carry. It’s time to retire this one and change up to the Bounce. To summarize, I'm pleasantly surprised by how this pretty light and somewhat small speaker can deliver such punch and sound. I like the design, easy to carry and it has great battery. Really everything I need from this kind of speaker. I’m very happy with this one and it will get a lot of usage going forward. I want to clarify I won this product in an event and it was provided by LG but all opinions are my own.

It's a great speaker for it's size and price for sure