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aenaveenI have the tribit one, its bang for buck speakers. First got the GO and then the Plus 2 and now even got the lava.
The plus 2 has better volume obviously, but I kind of feel like GO is more crisp.
apmanojTribit Xsound Go is sufficient and practical choice. If you want to use for Netflix you need better battery life. It has good quality sound and very good battery life and economical.
yes i have been using for last three months. I just love it . It’s quality of sound and battery backup is excellent.
canofmixedveggiesI have tribit xsound go and xsound plus, they can do stereo mode and setting them in my combing boxes was nice. but I installed a real stereo system because I do movie night raft ups and Bluetooth isn't good enough. https://preview.redd.it/z73724lch21g1.jpeg?width=2560&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=96657aa217a36c2420f25a631c63decc44045233
debosmitTribit sound the best but service is an issue in india and they tend to break down in 3-5 years. Xiaomi speakers on the other hand.
Debs23573 + yrs using tribit x sound go zero issues dropped in sand water and what not never gave any issue excellent battery life even today, if you can extend the budget go for plus one having 30W and always choose tribit as seller from amazon that will give you valid warranty. Cheers
DrinkNo8216Tribit Xsound Go for 2.8k. Trust me. This is way better than some of the soundbars as well. Compact and can be taken to trips as well. Else, go for Marshall speakers.
I have Tribit Xsound Go. And I can vouch for the sound quality. Not sure about this one. But I guess the brand knows what its doing. So those should be good as well. Check the reviews.
flashtigerI’m using a Tribit XSound Go. Really impressed with the sound quality for the price and size.
Long-Emu-7870It would certainly be nice to get some real kippel type frequency response curves for all these bluetooth speakers. Most of the ones on Rtings are either outrageously expensive or they are too bass boosted. The Harmon Kardon Play looks really good, and one of Alan Ross's favorites. But it's pricey. Another good one is the Sonos line. But you have to plug them in and there is no app. I think the problem is that people buy bass boosted speakers because they are initially attracted to them. So designers get in on the game, and we can't have flat frequency responses. I have given up and right now I am listening to my little xSound Go because it is clear in the highs and is not boomy.
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