Tribit - Stormbox Micro 2

If you dont mind no aux (not sure if it can be connected via usb) you can go 2x tribit micro 2 it has blue colour and they just kick ass. Keep in mind no aux but uts ip68 or similar rating and you can use it as powerbank. Bass is not as good as big biy boombox style like my tronsmart bang however it punches and when on good surface it can sound insane there is a weight to it but its very small footprint pocketable.

Ali express has discounts atm check them out. It has app too in case of updates and you can set eq. I would suggest getting plastic cap for usb c outside not sure why them and jbl do that but ok. I wouldn't compare it to small speakers or iphone speakers it sounds like a big boi and specially if on a box or atop another speaker that is not playing if you have some. Personally i love it it is a joy to listen to music on it and strap seems indestructible kinda. In the app you can set eq if you need more voice without bass. Microphone is probably ok but not the best i found xiaomi pocket sound has great microphone. You might find experience of microphone better then me but it work better then alot of them and jbl doesn't even have it not sure why why no mic.

Well maybe you can try it out as for comparisons there are alot of them this is popular micro speaker. You will nit regret it as i said except if aux is priority. This little speaker will blown your mind. I got one for about 50 usd or so on discount very happy its like little amplifier dont how to explain it it just sounds amazing.

Tribit micro 2 for about 100 im very happy with tronsmart bang

How Micro are we talking about? Xiaomi has some really small good sound BT speakers. Maybe about 2.5 inches in diameter. However for a more surprising sound to size ratio plus quality it's the tribit stormbox micro 2 for me as well...

I have Tribit StormBox Micro 2 you can check that out

I think if you must be at that tiny size, you might wanna get another EWA A106. Smaller than, but sounds WAY better than, my wife's Marsboy which I HATED. However, at 4.10 x 3.92 x 1.68, I think the Tribit Micro 2 + EQ + boundary effect (placed 12" from a corner or at least a wall) + 30%+ volume level gives you a satisfying sound. Not impressive bass, but not depressive either like most tiny speakers. (At very low volume levels, NO bass at all. By 50%, you get a full sound including low midbass.

I ordered 12/30, delivered 1/11. DEFINTELY king of SQ for size AND price. It's not audiophile quality, but it sounds VERY good, especially indoors. It has surprising bass using boundary effect (place 12" from a corner or wall), and the dedicated tweeter produces highs I'm not used to in a small BT speaker. It sounds so good I don't need to EQ like on the Tribit Micro 2 and Brane X which both REQUIRE EQ. After EQ the Brane X sounds AMAZING, bass and overall sound is in a whole other category. I actually planned on using the Brane X as a travel speaker, my wife said out of the question. So I ordered both the Tribit Micro 2 and the Sound Outdoor for different space constraints, but after hearing both, I'll ALWAYS make room for the Sound Outdoor. I don't see myself settling for the Micro 2's sound… I can make 53 cubic inches of space (2-5/8 x 2-5/8 x 7-3/4"), maybe even take it in my computer bag. I ordered another one, the price can't be beat for this level of quality.

I also have these and the Micro 2, got both on sale ($45 for the tribit, $60 for the LG pack) and having a hard time deciding which to keep tbh. Tribit definitely has better low end, but I feel like the LG has a bit better clarity in the highs, for what I listen to at least (metal/rock). I havent tested this yet, but I like the idea that the LGs can be used as a stereo pair too. Honestly might just hang on to both lol. All that said, I haven't messed with any eq settings yet, just compared then straight out of the box so far.

Slam dunk…agreed, best choice.

Tribit stormbox micro 2.. it easily beats my jbl clip 4

Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 is amazing... I have one and it sounds better than my jbl clip 4 or some skull candy bt speakers I have that are of similar size.. the tribit sounds clear and has more bass.

The stormbox micro 2 is a great option but I personally just replaced mine with a soundcore glow mini. I was having serious battery drainage issues with the micro 2 after two years and I personally find the glow mini to sound better with the right EQ. The lights are also a nice addition in the shower.

Honestly, unimpressed. Currently going to $80 for a 2 pack and couldn’t find any reasonable reviews as they’re pretty new and searching through here there was one other post about a month ago. The good: It looks cool af. It was the reason I wanted to try it, but the display model wasn’t working. The highs sound pretty crisp. You can link more than one to have a stereo mode The bad: The bass is not good. It’s very flat even making adjustments to the EQ. I get it, it’s a micro speaker and all but there are better options for a similar price range. I have the tribit micro 2 which sounds better, but is a little clunky to carry around but ultimately what I’m going to stick with. For reference I also have the tribit flow, Soundcore motion +, ue boom 2. Inb4: “this sub shills for tribit”

For the size and price, the Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 probably has the best sound in that class of speakers. For better sound, you’ll have go bigger, like a Bose Soundlink Flex, Marshall Emberton III or Harman Kardon Luna.

The smallest and best-sounding speaker I have is the Tribit StormBox Micro 2. The next one, slightly larger, with the best highs is the Bose Soundlink Mini 2. It makes a much better impression live than on YT recordings.

Tribit Stormbox Micro 2, is currently on sale for $50 on Amazon

Tribit Stormbox Micro 2

You'd be surprised, small speakers nowadays pack a punch. This gets loud enough to fill a 2 garage with some tunes. I wouldn't use it for a party, but some background music for a bonfire, hiking trip or chillin at the beach, it'll do just fine.

Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 is the best choice for what you are looking for. It is consistently recommended here on Reddit because it has great bass for it's size and just sounds better than the rest.

I got a Minirig 3 myself and for the same reasons you quote I bought a Tribit Stormbox Micro 2. Small, waterproof, sounds good and can be easily attached to anything (I like to wear it on my belt). 

Minirig is a diffent class, much louder and deeper bass, but as you know, it costs 3 times the Micro 2. I am not an expert, but to me the Micro sounds great. You find many reviews online pointing out that it's one of the best in it's size and price class. It's not suited for a party but as a personal player for the beach, hiking, the shower etc. it's perfect, at least for me. Battery life obviously is also not as great as the Minirig, but very good for it's size (ca. 12h) and it can be used as a power bank. 

I need usb C, good base, best bang for buck EDIT- Got the tribit storm box micro 2, perfect for the job as a lifeguard, I can just attach it on to my belt! Tysm guys!

Mine crackles even after putting my phone next to it (6 months of use )

Tribit micro is it.. best small speaker period.. later get a second and enjoy the stereo…

I know I'm not the only one in this group that owns a dozen or more Bluetooth speakers. For those of you in the club, can you mention your top 3-5 speakers including the reasons why? This would include sound but also form factor, portability, bass perfomance, etc. Besides the dozen or so speakers I own, I've probably returned just as many. I've also given away or donated many speakers as well. My favorites: Bogasing M4 - Not the prettiest speaker but the ones I use the most. I have a pair of these and I love the EQ button that allows me to quickly switch between three different EQ modes. The battery life is not great but these are my desk speakers. Soundcore X600 - I really enjoy the sound profile, the custom EQ and how pretty this one is. I bought the blue one and I think it looks very nice. The hardware button for bass and spatial audio is nice to have. Soundcore Motion+ - an OG pair of speakers. They still have the best sound profile even after being out for 4 or 5 years. However, their stereo pairing is not the best and sometimes drops out when I'm listening. Undeniably, they are in the Hall of Fame for best sounding Bluetooth speakers. Tribit stormbox micro 2 - this is the best portable speaker. It's funny, I rarely use this one. In my office it doesn't sound that great. However, I listened to this speaker inside my car and was impressed with the base response. That reminded me how different speakers will sound differently depending on the environment I'm listening in. Muzen wild go - Not the best sounding speaker but one of the smallest. This is an example where form factor matter to me more than sound. It's great to be able to throw this in a bag or even my pocket and have a tiny Bluetooth speaker that sounds decent. I often will travel with this speaker since it's so small and allows me to use it in a hotel bathroom. EarFun uboom (original not L) - these were my desktop speakers until I replaced with the Bogasing. As a stereo pair I really love the 360 surround sound. It fills the room with sound nicely. However, these are relegated to when I go camping. They live in my camping box and are taken out for trips. So what's on your list?

?? Really? Nobody has mentioned the best small speaker known? [tribit micro 2](https://a.co/d/6OoARIy). Last photo shows it clipped on a handle bar Can clip on handle bar. Or backpack strap. First in your large pocket Loud enough for someone to ask about it being so loud for such a small size.

I carry a pair of micro 2s pretty much everywhere. Perfect travel speaker!

I love mine. Use it to travel with friends. As table speaker to crack open a brewsky in the separated lounge area in our trains here in Switzerland. For the size it has a good sound quality and gets enough loud indoors. If like it more bass havey you have to go with a bigger one.

Own both. They are pretty loud for the size. I prefer micro 2 that sounds pretty warm. But clip 5 is very convenient with the carabiner offering more highs. Sure a bigger will sound better outdoor.

From reviews and [even this sound comparison I found](https://youtu.be/j2RvrCmY31E?si=8QUDAj74bWuhTIM6), the Stormbox Mini apparently sounds pretty damn bad. The Go 3’s definitely the better out the two, although if you can go for the Go 4 instead (or even Tribit’s *much better* Stormbox Micro 2).

Yeah, the strap on it is also pretty nice for hanging it off of stuff and you can even use it as a battery pack for your phone in a pinch if you’ve got a USB-C to USB-C/Lighting cable or whatever you use to charge your phone.

Xiaomi’s newer speaker lineup is surprisingly solid from reviews of them all. They even have their own Go 4 style competitor called the Xiaomi Sound Pocket if you want something in a smaller size. People seem to like it quite a bit. I’d still say go for the Stormbox Micro 2 though, that thing’s really good value.

Not a bunch but a solid group. JBL Encore Essential - Use that for my office when I want loud so that I can focus work or karaoke with my daughter. JBL PartyBox 110 - That’s for the party and for get togethers. Hangout outside and use it. I do also bring the Encore around but the 110 is a better battery life. This doesn’t get used as much as I can’t blast it all the time and the encore and charge 5 are good enough for me on the daily. JBL Charge 5 - I use this the most in my bedroom hanging out using my iPad or laptop. Bring it everywhere when I want music for myself, podcast or movies on the iPad. Definitely my overall favorite. I use it also to fall asleep to listening to podcast or calm music. JBL Go 4- I bring this for trips to listen to podcast, music. It’s so light and easy to pack or pocket. TRIBIT Micro 2 - Also a travel speaker or just bring around my house with me ifI don’t feel like lugging the charge 5 around. My daughter uses it a lot more now because I use my Go 4 if I want to go around with something lighter. I do like the tribit sound better for sure but the Go 4 is so light and easy to bring around and the sound is decent to me. Bose Micro Soundlink - Strictly used as a bathroom speaker now but it so damn good I’ll take my ti,e while in there lol. Sounds amazing still but it uses micro usb so that’s annoying now. Obviously I’m a JBL fan but I’m open to looking at the W KING D20 for beach days because of the price and it uses usb c to charge.

My ue roll has been my daily speaker for years, unfortunately the charge isn't lasting so last night I've ordered a tribit micro 2 as it seems the best direct contender. I'll report back hopefully later today on what I think but all reports are good so fingers crossed and it's usbc the roll was the only thing I have that's still on micro USB 😂

Quick update, it sounds much better most noticeable with the bass but overall much better sound than the roll louder also. It's a smaller diameter but a bit deeper so comparable size. The rubber strap isn't a patch on the bungee loop I'm sure it'll be fine but definitely not as versatile being able to hang it etc as with the bungee. Overall for £50 a great buy as my daily work speaker we'll see how the battery lasts over the next few days but I wouldn't hesitate just buy one.

Used today in anger whilst at work, the sound is much better than the roll also louder imo the battery has lasted roughly 6 hours of use today at around 50% volume and still showing fully charged 😲 absolutely over the moon with it and so brilliant upgrade to the roll

Soundcore boom 2, jbl xtreme 4, tribit stormbox flow, tribit stormbox micro 2, bose soundlink max, jbl boombox 3 The best battery life speakers that i own.

I've got two of those speakers (the Micro 2 and the UBoom L). They're great speakers. For larger BT speaker needs, I have my second and still-working Mifa Wildbox, which has some minor DIY modifications. I'm curious about the Uboom X, but I don't think SWMBO will approve me buying another BT speaker ... :-).

Three. Well four, if I count the one that no longer works. Soundblaster Roar2 - no longer works Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 - for use when I'm hashing / hiking Earfun Uboom L - for general use around the house Mifa Wildbox - for use outside (washing the car, small gatherings, etc.) I'm pretty tempted to purchase the Earfun Uboom-X ... :-)

Micro 2 gets really loud for its size. 10w sounds fake it sounds more like 15-20w. But I would rather get tribit flow for the battery life.

?? Tribit has the best battery of all the boombox out there.

Probably because of the lights. It gets really bright. You can turn it off anytime. This thing lasts a full work shift at 50% vol and will have 60% battery left in my experience

Nothing comes close to tribit micro 2's sound quality in pocket sized category

inside the shower the best options are tribit micro 2 or soundcore motion 300 outside shower the best option is earfun uboom x. soundcore boom 2 is great as well, but if you have the space, always go for the uboom x, it's a completely different league.

best choice 100%

tribit micro 2 or soundcore motion 300 with uboom l oluv eq are my 2 top choices. you can buy 2 of them if you need proper stereo setup.

Tribit Micro 2 is the current reference speaker in this class, you will love it! mine got stolen though :( now i have the Soundcore Motion 300 with oluv's uboom l eq and it is just lovely! size and power is quite different though, 10W vs. 30W, but they both have an attachment strap, so they can be used for the same purpose. the motion 300 is my travel speaker now and i couldn't be happier with it!

micro 2 or motion 300 are the best small budget options

he never said what exact size he is looking for. i consider the motion 300 as a small portable speaker. i use mine for travelling. definitely should get the tribit micro 2 if that is the size he is looking for. that thing is just sweet. personally i wouldn't go any smaller than that.

I second the Stormbox Micro 2. I have one (and the OG version), and they're unbeatable for the money. But, you didn't say what your budget was. Also, they're more on the "micro" side rather than just "mini."

Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 is the answer. I know, because I bought every decently-reviewed micro BT speaker on Amazon last year, with JBL, Bose, Anker, and a few more, and then spent a couple weeks testing them. The Stormbox Micro 2 was the easily the best IMO. The Bose was my second favorite, but for the price of it I got two TSM 2s. And I did.

I edited the post right after. Stormbox MICRO 2 is what I recommended.

Oh, true…that 106 is minuscule, and my iPhone 11’s speaker sounds better. The Micro 2 is a bit larger, but sounds a million times better.

TRIBIT StormBox Micro 2. In Orange. This is the answer.

I also 2nd the idea of the Anker SM 300. It sounds about 75% as good as the Bose SL Flex (I have both) and has decent clarity (and bass) at low volumes. Of course, I have to mention Oluv's love child, the Earfun UBoom L. It's cheap, sounds great, and is good enough at lower volumes with the right EQ setup. Also, I have the TRIBIT StormBox Micro 2 (got it on eBarf for $30) and it's terrific and tiny. Way bigger sound than expected.

I’ve owned the 300, and have a pair of Flex 2s I got on sale. If money is tight, the 300 is a good alternative to the Bose Flex. I also have a pair of Stormbox Micro 2s as well. Paired…they beat a solo 300, but not the Flex. I still love them for sound, portability, and cost.

The black colourway is on sale at [Amazon.com](http://Amazon.com) for $23. I just picked one up to test it against my Stormbox Micro2 speakers. If I don't like it, I'll just return it. I am curious, though...

The ones I currently own are the Tribit Stormbox Micro 2, Soundcore Motion Boom, and Tribit Stormbox Blast. Micro 2 for travel and hikes, Boom for smaller parties and still reasonable for travel, Blast for camping and larger parties where I won’t be moving it much. Preciously had some sony speakers, a couple bose speakers, the soundcore motion+, and the uboom L, but I felt the Micro 2 and Boom satisfied my use cases better and I either returned or gave them away. I think I’ll likely upgrade my Boom to the Boom 2 and my Blast will probably be replaced by the Uboom X.

I think the Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 would be a good option. It's about $50 right now on amazon and is waterproof and small enough to prop up next to your soaps and such. It's also tiny and versatile as a general travel/activity speaker. If you don't mind setting the speaker on the floor, the larger speakers suggested in the other comments would be fine, but I personally would get tired of crouching over all the time to adjust the speaker down there. The JBL is fine, if not a bit overpriced for what you get, and the Boom 2 is great, but oversized for your use case in my opinion.

I have a Stormbox Micro 2 for hikes and quieter indoor activities, but it would leave something to be desired at the beach in terms of volume due to the noise from waves and wildlife. I personally use the Motion Boom and larger boombox speakers for beaches, unless I'm just solo lounging at the beach, then the small speaker would be fine. Depends on what you'll be doing at the beach.

The smaller you go the more physical limitations there are on sound. Whatever you downsize to is going to lose bass extension and volume. If I was going to get something tiny for travel it’d probably be a couple of Stormbox Micros in stereo mode. It weighs a bit less than 3/4 lb.

I like my Tribit Stormbox Micro 2.

If you do get the tribit sormbox micro make sure to get v2, the older one doesn't have app support (eq) and had a much smaller battery. Personally for a general use speaker I'd definitely get something bigger. My most used speaker amongst some pretty expensive ones is soundcore motion boom. Sounds good especially with all eq, quite cheap, rigid handle makes all the difference to carry around room to room. I have a Vifa Helsinki which sounds more refined but never really use it because a strap/soft handle is just impractical. As an aside the Vifa also sounds very boxed in. Sounds like the Earfun uboom X would be a better speaker choice that is similar in form factor to the motion boom (newer version of the boom have apparently spoiled the sound with most recent firmware). Personally I'd probably go for that if I was buying one now on your budget. Decent speakers of that size sound so much better than small speakers, unless you really want the small size I'd avoid them for general use for music.

Tribit stormbox micro 2 fits your use case

Let us know how you like it once you get it ! I’ve heard great praise about it on this sub and I can vouch myself for the brand and their customer service.

Tribit micro box cheap good and loud pretty durable to shaking in my experience but I can’t speak for the impact resistance

A lag free Aux like the Motion+ is the best you'll do or similar devices (some boomboxes like Tribit or Earful). Some Aux ports carry lots of lag so you need to look at test specs. Alan Ross at the end of his vids show the Aux lags. VERY useful info.