I 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.
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Clearly Xiaomi. That speaker is provable better than xsoubd plus that is better than go. (I had both tribit now using the Xiaomi sound party as everyday one)
Of that list the Tribit X sound 2 is the best, but to be honest, I think the best choice for you would actually be to get a xiaomi and if possible save up and get a second one for TWS pairing. For the money it's the best sounding set-up IMO
I bought Flow and Xsound Plus 2 instead since both of them price the same as this.
TWS between the 2 are also meh, but playing on them simultaneously are surprisingly good. Though I hate the dripping sound when the bass hit.
What a question. Well, first, go to Rtings and look at the frequency responses at a minimum. You will see that the flattest ones are very expensive. Like the JBL Partybox or even essentials. Some of them are rated down below 30Hz. When you get down to prices that are reasonable, there are trade offs. Those that have more bass, have wacky bass. Or high cuts. Some, like the Sonos are wired, and others don't have apps.
I think the best right now is the Tribit Storm Box blast. It is fairly flat, but it is bass boosted like many.
Other than that, who is to say? I like my little tribit xsound plus 2 because I gave up trying to get high fidelity from bluetooth speakers. Whenever you A/B them with my cheapo Promedia Klipsh 2.1 they are not as good. Something artificial sounding. Harsh. No stereo separation (which means you have to buy two of the things).
I find the Soundcore to be odd sounding. Artificial. But I didn't buy it too. Have something great to listen to, but rather just portable podcast and sometimes a little music. If I could return it and try the Tribit, I probably would. I like my Xsound plus 2.
Not really, it's kind of tinny. The Xsound plus 2 has a bit more bass and also an app eq so you can tamp it down. I would recommend that over the Soundcore x600 even and certainly the soundcore boom 3i. The boom 3i actually has this big sub even though it's a travel speaker.
I also heard that they changed the Xsound go to be more V shaped - according to Allan Ross.
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