You will not be disappointed with the hyperboom. I've come from 2 x 12" Rockford fosgate power series subs and speaker componentry. This absolute UNIT stacks up if not better, at only 5kgs.... it fits in a large backpack......like what??? Its absolutely MINDBLOWING such amazing dynamic high range with killer bass you can feel especially in a car. Love this speaker 💘
Were you using the 12's as PRs for your tweeters? Like the hyperboom is a pretty good speaker. But it definitely doesn't come close to even a 8 inch Walmart sub. The midbass is phenomenal on this speaker but as soon as you hit 40hz. The roll off is like -20db. Then again most people don't know the difference between midbass and subbass so I guess can't fault you.
@@Insanity_Wolf yup i used to own one. really good speaker with very little compression at max volume but it just doesn't have deep bass. always a trade off
Sorry I didn't have the dB meter placed for the hyperboom... all these speakers were at max volume so you can hear that max output by ear during the cuts.
@@DannyPops thank you man, didnt expect to get an answer to the 4 month old vid. Was just thinking where Sony belongs in this list. Sony is just gone from any mention from yours and peoples discussion XD You were so excited when you got it. Now im reconsidering to get one.
@@bairaqarpinker7460 there are so many good options that it's really splitting hairs now. I've yet to see many speakers that give me pause about issues down the road.
I just love the way u do sound test specially in this video it really gives an overall view about how these speaker will sound it kept in a table or something from a particular listening distance ❤loved it
I got myself the Soundcore Motion+ last week after what felt like a million hours of research. I was quite confident that it would deliver a good sound with great bass. Enough for my needs, which is to listen to music in my kitchen while cooking or cleaning really. I have a better Denon system elsewhere. So yeah, I'm very very happy with it, especially that I added an external EQ on my tablet and phone which makes this thing much better. I have saved EQ presets for daytime and some more quiet for night time with less bass. I love music, I used to DJ a lot so I know about sound. I would buy again. But there are so many great looking little speakers the choice was real hard. I felt like buying them all. The Emberton, the small Edifier retro, the Bose Flex, the Denon 250bt which I can't find anywhere...
The only speakers around the same price ($200 or less) that can hang with the Boom Plus is the Tribit Stormbox Blast and maybe the WKing T11 (after you update it).
Soundcore makes great products. I bought a pair of the Liberty Air 2 Pro earbuds over a year ago, and I am still impressed with them, they sound great!
Again the Hyperboom beats everything! It’s an amazing deal for how versatile it is. I would love to see you get your hands on a JBL Boombox 3 and a Tribit stormbox blast if you can find them. I want to see those speakers give the Hyperboom a run for it’s money.
I ended up with the Sony XG500 Amazon renewed for 190$. I like both the Hyperboom and Marshall Tufton-- but at 190$, the SONY xG500 is very close in pricing to the budget Anker option-- but with great build quality/brand. Buying two Sony XG500s will still cost less than either Marshall or Hyperboom-- and will provide much more sound for the money.
I have 1 Hyperboom, getting another. The ONE will rattle my living room with the simple song "Hoist the Colours" by Hanz Zimmer. IT IS MONSTROUS IN POWER.
Went to best buy last weekend needing a speaker ASAP for a hockey tournament since no one brought one for the locker room to play pump up music. I went in looking for a Marshall tufton but they didn't have one in stock at the store, but they did have the Hyperboom(which was my second choice per your videos). So i ended up pulled the trigger on the Hyperboom, and it has blown me away! I was impressed with how loud it was in the store, but its hard to judge in store when your standing 10 inches away from any given speaker. I got it back to the hotel and charged it up, brought it down to the pool room which was huge at this resort, and it filled the entire room with rich bass and great sound. Even on max volume there was no distortion that i could tell. There was some background noise of kids and splashing so i took the sound with a grain of salt. Put it in the locker room and the kids blasted their pre-game playlist. Every parent asked if the bass was coming from my speaker in the locker room! To say that I'm impressed is an understatement, and I'm someone who has a ear for music and sound quality. This is the FIRST portable speaker that i can say that i like and am impressed by. So thank you for the videos regarding a bunch of speakers that i was interested in and narrowing them down to two. Now to find a tufton to compare the two....
I usually go to outdoors event to help a DJ out and having electricity in some of these enviorments is not too convenient. I could only imagine having two of these paired next to each other, for what an event usually last which is 4 to 6 hours these give out plenty of juice to get the job done. Plust look wise they look professional to the ocation.
The Beolit holds its one for the size. Sound quality can be adjusted for both. Price and size would be your deciding factors. It's the end of year, so sales might help you decide. Neither will disappoint you. The other thing is the style if your more modern vs classic
As a musician who has searched for the perfect sound of his instrument, I can tell you that you need to have an assortment of different sizes to have a balanced tones, you must have tweeters, or horns, and mid range 3-8 then large magnet woofers and the box needs to be ported or open otherwise the air compression will effect the wafers and blow them. I'm not even speaking about low end droning bass either, but actually full range of music sounds better, so if you can incorporate those things into a Bluetooth then it will be the best one ever
Would like to know how well they pair in stereo.. Mono speakers just kinda hurt my brain. To me, the Anker sounds thin and tinny. But hey if the price is right..
Is the tufton 2 gonna to come out soon? What do you think And should i go for the tufton instead of hyperboom? I mainly need bigger sound with more bass❤ But sound quality does matter
U should go for the tufton. Right away. Brands alsways screw up the sound in the e name of tech. And tufton will definitely compromise there as well. The current gen is pure benchmark level stuff when it comes to sound and battery
Hey Danny 😃. Cheers for all ur videos btw man !! Which would u recommend for the best sound, Tge Hyperboom or Tufton ? Like u I’ve got a heap of Marshall speakers but I need one as I’m hotel hoping atm while I’m looking for a new place and all my stuff is in storage til I do…. Please help me haha 🤷♂️😂🥰
Well if you are hoping around, the tufton has a good handle to carry it by. The hyperboom is heavy AF and is more big party and less low volume listening. Stay strong 💪 bro!
@@DannyPops thanks Legend 👍. I don’t mind the weight , just want the best sound…. In one video it sounds like the hyperboom is beer all round but on another the tufton does haha 🤷♂️😂
Does your Soundcore Motion Boom Plus have the latest firmware update? That's supposed to deal with some response issues around the 6kHz area. To me, the Hyperboom blew all the others away. It's also the largest speaker there, so that's not too surprising. I wonder how it would do against something like the JBL Boombox 3 or the Tribit Stormbox Blast, which are more in its league. The JBL Extreme 3 was outclassed, but it's also the smallest speaker in the lineup (to make bass, ya gotta have space :-)) . More comparable speakers to it would have been the Mifa Wildbox and the Soundcore Motion Boom.
This particular time I can't remember if I had it updated...i know alan ross has been ALL over it with that. I was extremely impressed by it's price/performance/weight though. Yeah the hyperboom is a beast. Thanks for the comment :)
The Hyperboom is 240W. Even unplugged. It doesn't cap like the H/K or anything else that when you plug it in it gets louder... no, it's that loud and powerful whenever you need it.
Marshall sounds the best here but I don't agree with you about soundcore, it sucks. Sounds can depend a lot on your equalizer settings and the song you play
If you watch Oluv’s Gadgets video on the updated Anker you’ll see it got slightly better. Still no where near as good as the others, and for the price you should be buying a Tribit Stormbox Blast anyway.
@@profound369 with my experience I would say about 8-10 hours but that’s because it gets a LOT louder although the on 110 has a much better battery for like 50 quid extra
Why not have the JBL Boombox 3 to make it equal. Then maybe there be a more clear winner. I have the JBL BB3 and love is powerful sound but everybody keeps saying the UEHB is the most dynamic total sound so I may have to splurge and get the UEHB. Loved your review though
Im planning on taking a Bluetooth speaker out to traffic light intersection to blast bible preaching out of fot the stopped cars to hear. Is the hyperboom louder that the motion boom plus? Basically all my choice boils down to.. thank you for the help
You will not be disappointed with the hyperboom. I've come from 2 x 12" Rockford fosgate power series subs and speaker componentry. This absolute UNIT stacks up if not better, at only 5kgs.... it fits in a large backpack......like what??? Its absolutely MINDBLOWING such amazing dynamic high range with killer bass you can feel especially in a car. Love this speaker 💘
Were you using the 12's as PRs for your tweeters? Like the hyperboom is a pretty good speaker. But it definitely doesn't come close to even a 8 inch Walmart sub. The midbass is phenomenal on this speaker but as soon as you hit 40hz. The roll off is like -20db. Then again most people don't know the difference between midbass and subbass so I guess can't fault you.
@@Insanity_Wolf yup i used to own one. really good speaker with very little compression at max volume but it just doesn't have deep bass. always a trade off
Can you pair more than one device to it, Like a laptop and an Ipod? TY
Bro you need to buy an amp for those speakers, you’re probably only giving your subs 5 each, a cheap 150$ amp would knock those up to 100
Just bought a Marshall Tufton, the sound is clear according to Marshall's motto: signature sound. My personal opinion. From Indonesia
Wow. The hyperboom is king. Tufton is right behind it
Sorry I didn't have the dB meter placed for the hyperboom... all these speakers were at max volume so you can hear that max output by ear during the cuts.
Danny, if we imagine that they all cost the same, what would you choose then?
@Bairaqar Pinker ohhhh... probably the tufton for me. But if cost were nothing I'd check out the devialits and vifas.
@@DannyPops thank you man, didnt expect to get an answer to the 4 month old vid. Was just thinking where Sony belongs in this list. Sony is just gone from any mention from yours and peoples discussion XD You were so excited when you got it. Now im reconsidering to get one.
@@bairaqarpinker7460 there are so many good options that it's really splitting hairs now. I've yet to see many speakers that give me pause about issues down the road.
@@DannyPops thats true, i got you, thanks Danny!
I just love the way u do sound test specially in this video it really gives an overall view about how these speaker will sound it kept in a table or something from a particular listening distance ❤loved it
I got myself the Soundcore Motion+ last week after what felt like a million hours of research. I was quite confident that it would deliver a good sound with great bass. Enough for my needs, which is to listen to music in my kitchen while cooking or cleaning really. I have a better Denon system elsewhere. So yeah, I'm very very happy with it, especially that I added an external EQ on my tablet and phone which makes this thing much better. I have saved EQ presets for daytime and some more quiet for night time with less bass. I love music, I used to DJ a lot so I know about sound. I would buy again. But there are so many great looking little speakers the choice was real hard. I felt like buying them all. The Emberton, the small Edifier retro, the Bose Flex, the Denon 250bt which I can't find anywhere...
The only speakers around the same price ($200 or less) that can hang with the Boom Plus is the Tribit Stormbox Blast and maybe the WKing T11 (after you update it).
Soundcore makes great products. I bought a pair of the Liberty Air 2 Pro earbuds over a year ago, and I am still impressed with them, they sound great!
Again the Hyperboom beats everything! It’s an amazing deal for how versatile it is. I would love to see you get your hands on a JBL Boombox 3 and a Tribit stormbox blast if you can find them. I want to see those speakers give the Hyperboom a run for it’s money.
But he gave it to the Marshall, not the Hyperboom??
@@gingerssuck he gave it to both though lol
Honestly, I still love the hyperboom, but the sony and and Marshall also sound amazing
I ended up with the Sony XG500 Amazon renewed for 190$. I like both the Hyperboom and Marshall Tufton-- but at 190$, the SONY xG500 is very close in pricing to the budget Anker option-- but with great build quality/brand. Buying two Sony XG500s will still cost less than either Marshall or Hyperboom-- and will provide much more sound for the money.
I got two Sony XG500 sound is amazing.
wow the UE Hyperboom was impressive in the recording
I own the Anker and I am very happy with it. I was going to buy a JBL, but pricewise, the Anker is such a good deal.
I have 1 Hyperboom, getting another. The ONE will rattle my living room with the simple song "Hoist the Colours" by Hanz Zimmer. IT IS MONSTROUS IN POWER.
Great video Danny! Please test LG XG5, XG7, XG9 when they are released
Hyperboom has so much clarity
Professional approach to portable speaker testing. Bardzo fajny test Danny dziękuję bardzo.
Went to best buy last weekend needing a speaker ASAP for a hockey tournament since no one brought one for the locker room to play pump up music. I went in looking for a Marshall tufton but they didn't have one in stock at the store, but they did have the Hyperboom(which was my second choice per your videos). So i ended up pulled the trigger on the Hyperboom, and it has blown me away! I was impressed with how loud it was in the store, but its hard to judge in store when your standing 10 inches away from any given speaker. I got it back to the hotel and charged it up, brought it down to the pool room which was huge at this resort, and it filled the entire room with rich bass and great sound. Even on max volume there was no distortion that i could tell. There was some background noise of kids and splashing so i took the sound with a grain of salt. Put it in the locker room and the kids blasted their pre-game playlist. Every parent asked if the bass was coming from my speaker in the locker room! To say that I'm impressed is an understatement, and I'm someone who has a ear for music and sound quality. This is the FIRST portable speaker that i can say that i like and am impressed by. So thank you for the videos regarding a bunch of speakers that i was interested in and narrowing them down to two. Now to find a tufton to compare the two....
Thanks for the review man! Appreciate you:D
I really like all your reviews
Thank you.
Im a JBL fan and I own the jbl charge 5 and I really liked the Marshall Tufton and UE Hyper Boom and I give the win to UE Hyperboom
Excellent concise review. Very helpful to me!
You should compare the party box encore to these
I usually go to outdoors event to help a DJ out and having electricity in some of these enviorments is not too convenient. I could only imagine having two of these paired next to each other, for what an event usually last which is 4 to 6 hours these give out plenty of juice to get the job done. Plust look wise they look professional to the ocation.
Between beolit 20 and Marshal Tufton Which is a better speaker sound quality wise ??
The Beolit holds its one for the size. Sound quality can be adjusted for both. Price and size would be your deciding factors. It's the end of year, so sales might help you decide. Neither will disappoint you. The other thing is the style if your more modern vs classic
As a musician who has searched for the perfect sound of his instrument, I can tell you that you need to have an assortment of different sizes to have a balanced tones, you must have tweeters, or horns, and mid range 3-8 then large magnet woofers and the box needs to be ported or open otherwise the air compression will effect the wafers and blow them. I'm not even speaking about low end droning bass either, but actually full range of music sounds better, so if you can incorporate those things into a Bluetooth then it will be the best one ever
If possible, Can you please add jbl boombox2 or boombox with this comparisons. Your reviews are just great . Thanks
very well made video, make videos on popular subjects instead of speakers to see more growth
Would like to know how well they pair in stereo.. Mono speakers just kinda hurt my brain. To me, the Anker sounds thin and tinny. But hey if the price is right..
Tribit Stormbox Blast!
Any thoughts on the sonos move? I ended up picking up a hyperboom for $250 preloved and love it!
If sound was everything and not build quality, would you get 2 of the Soundcore or just 1 Hyperboom?
the sinker sounds clear also
Is the tufton 2 gonna to come out soon? What do you think
And should i go for the tufton instead of hyperboom?
I mainly need bigger sound with more bass❤
But sound quality does matter
U should go for the tufton. Right away. Brands alsways screw up the sound in the e name of tech. And tufton will definitely compromise there as well.
The current gen is pure benchmark level stuff when it comes to sound and battery
Hey Danny 😃. Cheers for all ur videos btw man !!
Which would u recommend for the best sound, Tge Hyperboom or Tufton ? Like u I’ve got a heap of Marshall speakers but I need one as I’m hotel hoping atm while I’m looking for a new place and all my stuff is in storage til I do…. Please help me haha 🤷♂️😂🥰
Well if you are hoping around, the tufton has a good handle to carry it by. The hyperboom is heavy AF and is more big party and less low volume listening. Stay strong 💪 bro!
@@DannyPops thanks Legend 👍. I don’t mind the weight , just want the best sound…. In one video it sounds like the hyperboom is beer all round but on another the tufton does haha 🤷♂️😂
Marshall tufton ❤❤
Please try the Tribit Stormbox Blast.
How would the bose compare to the UE??
there is some notable change in the audio of marshall emberton 1 and 2 friend like this with the sound without equalizing
Does your Soundcore Motion Boom Plus have the latest firmware update? That's supposed to deal with some response issues around the 6kHz area.
To me, the Hyperboom blew all the others away. It's also the largest speaker there, so that's not too surprising. I wonder how it would do against something like the JBL Boombox 3 or the Tribit Stormbox Blast, which are more in its league.
The JBL Extreme 3 was outclassed, but it's also the smallest speaker in the lineup (to make bass, ya gotta have space :-)) . More comparable speakers to it would have been the Mifa Wildbox and the Soundcore Motion Boom.
This particular time I can't remember if I had it updated...i know alan ross has been ALL over it with that. I was extremely impressed by it's price/performance/weight though. Yeah the hyperboom is a beast. Thanks for the comment :)
i agree the hyperboom is good in both clarity and bass while the sony has boomier bass but less vocal clarity
the hyperboom and sony sounds crazy bass
The Hyperboom is 240W. Even unplugged. It doesn't cap like the H/K or anything else that when you plug it in it gets louder... no, it's that loud and powerful whenever you need it.
You need to test them with different music as well
This needs to be updated, pls use Boombox 3 to compare instead of extreme 3 😊
Love all your Vids Danny
y the extrem 3 not the boombox??
Still love the jbl
Sony and hyper sounds good, and the cheaper one was probably best for your money
I do agree that the Anker sounds amazing for the price but the UE Hyperboom was the best.
Dude I'm jealous AF about your sound systems
Marshall sounds the best here but I don't agree with you about soundcore, it sucks. Sounds can depend a lot on your equalizer settings and the song you play
If you watch Oluv’s Gadgets video on the updated Anker you’ll see it got slightly better. Still no where near as good as the others, and for the price you should be buying a Tribit Stormbox Blast anyway.
JBL Boombox is what should’ve been there for this review 🤔
Marshall good ❤🔥
I will go with the sony but don't like the external brick
Hyperboom and the sony topped the sounds
Hyperboom and marshall win
I’m a bit disappointed about the xtreme 3 for the price it’s not a very good deal
Stay away from JBL. They lie about battery life, overpriced
@@profound369 I wouldn’t say that,the party boxes are really good deals for what they are.To get the pb 100 it’s like half the price of a boombox new.
@@Pitbikerider74 well the party box is kinda different thing than their fabric covered speakers
@@Pitbikerider74 how long does battery last?
@@profound369 with my experience I would say about 8-10 hours but that’s because it gets a LOT louder although the on 110 has a much better battery for like 50 quid extra
Why not have the JBL Boombox 3 to make it equal. Then maybe there be a more clear winner. I have the JBL BB3 and love is powerful sound but everybody keeps saying the UEHB is the most dynamic total sound so I may have to splurge and get the UEHB.
Loved your review though
boombox 3?
why did you pick the xtreme in this comparison XD... the xtreme is way smaller. put the boombox 2 or 3 in this pile and it kills everything here..
Soundcore precio beneficio
Can any of these play a USB thumb drive?
I don't think they can. But I bet there is a way.
I think some JBL Partybox models can be used with a USB-stick.
So... How did Danny post a comment two weeks ago on a video released 3 hours ago?
Scheduled the video release!
@@DannyPops oh, makes sense, thanks for clarifying. Have a nice day!
I would still choose marshal
Substitute extreme with boombox.
I think hyperboom top of the rest
Why did you get the jbl xtreme not the boombox
Limited supply
@@DannyPops ahh okay
Did you win the lottery? 😁 😁
LOL i wish Alan!
I prefer stormbox blast 💥 best value for money 🎶 sorry 😊
no Tribit StormBox Blast ?
It didn't come in on time...in the next review i look at it though.
Jbl sounds like baby in front of the hyperboom.
🎉
Hyperboom
Someone's losing weight 👻
The jbl is the smallest that’s why lol
No bose? That video is a joke xd
I am Xtremely Disappointed. 😢
But at the end of the day they are all actually wonderful sounding speakers.
@@DannyPops I agree. I might get a smaller one that I can bring on the go when I ride. thank you for sharing btw. cheers!
@@24lenard definitely get the charge 5 best bang for the buck
@@EvanLovell Yeah I decided to go with charge 5. Will get it soon. Thanks!
I dont even know who buys those stupid JBL speakers ... they are puffed-up balloons ... nothing special ...
Im planning on taking a Bluetooth speaker out to traffic light intersection to blast bible preaching out of fot the stopped cars to hear. Is the hyperboom louder that the motion boom plus? Basically all my choice boils down to.. thank you for the help
Woah
is motion boom plus louder than ue hyperboom the hyperboom has bigger drivers
Why does Jesus kill?
@@mysticabbagerealm don't question God, just pray he has mercy on you and yours
@@cirwo85 I don't need mercy from a murderer pal
JBL Why compare to Xtreme why not Boombox?
I like anker so mid all and naturally sounds not deep bass not high treble, anker is best
Tribit stormbox blast - hold by beer 🍺.
Here sony perform better.