Go

No hate at all, but for 600 bucks...you could have got a soundboks go, it also has a removable battery and it bumps pretty damn hard, they have a bigger version with 2 10 inch drivers, amazing speakers.

I went with soundboks go too and it’s a beast. Recently got a ‘death from below’ sub and they’re insane together. Yea they’re larger but can now do full events outside all battery operated with no wires.

Soundboks Go if you want something more 'portable'. Super loud. Marshall Tufton more portable and still very loud.

You can expect +10h on the soundboks if played at high volume. But partybox should be similar. They both will reduce over time 😃

If you really value the battery, you have the soundboks one as way better for being removable. I'd buy a spare and you have easily continuous play - just have to charge one whilst the other plays. If you go for a charge station ensure you get a portable station with a pure sine-wave AC outlet and ≥240 W continuous output to power the speaker reliably. Make sure the station can sustain enough wattage — for music playback (with lights), allocate around 200–300 W to be safe. The soundboks has a great capacity battery, but at high volume it does drain - as expected.

Check out the Soundboks Go. I have the full size Soundboks and nothing else even comes close although it is a bit big and heavy.

When I was looking for the same, I went with a Soundboks Go. I love that little speaker, and it does everything I want it to do. A couple years later I was in a guitar center and listened to a Mackie Thump Go. If I had heard them side-by-side, I would have gone with the Mackie. Still love the soundboks, but the mackie is louder.

I use a Soundboks Go and when using it over bluetooth there is a very, very small amount of latency. If this will throw you off, you either want to have it plugged into the aux input, or spend more getting a SKAA Pro setup. It's never been enough to mess me up when playing over bluetooth, but if you're new to DJing, it may be frustrating. I've heard it next to a Mackie Thump Go and the Mackie was louder. Soundboks is really light though, and has been easy to get around with. When I was looking for a portable all-in-one, the Prime Go was what I was after. I couldn't justify the cost for my purposes, but if I was still after an all-in-one DJ setup, that's the one I'd get. The metal material will already feel like better quality in your hands, but the battery life makes it an easy decision without the dumb speakers.

You cant beat a Soundboks as far as sound quality in my opinion

at max(126 db) its like 3 hours

A second hand Soundboks. Those things are crazy!

I can recommend Soundboks.