Ok must admit I had a chuckle seeing your newest video is a review for a microphone AND you sound great. You were right, great improvement of quality and watchability! I was a bit harsh, but you've earned a sub now!
No worries, brother! You were honest with your comment and I really do appreciate that. How else am I supposed to improve without viewers' criticism, right? And thanks for the sub! Cheers!!
I like you talking with the speaker on. If you a maintaining the same tone then I can calibrate the speaker volume level. ie if you get drowned out then the speakers loud. If I hear you fine at full volume then the speaker sucks.
Thank you for your comment. It's for that very reason that I've held off on reviewing speakers until I can figure out a better testing methodology. I really would like to find a mic that would simultaneously capture my voice and the speaker clearly. My reason for this is so that both my voice and the music are on a single raw audio track. This in and of itself would stand as proof that I have not manipulated the audio in any way, as some reviewers and brands do. Ever wonder why Bose infomercials sound so great? And yet the sound is not actually coming from the product they're selling; it's coming through your TV's speakers! Honestly, I may just do subtitles. But since I don't script my reviews, that may prove more difficult. For me anyways lol! Cheers!!
Hello, and thanks for your question! I have to say that the JBL Bluetooth speakers I've listened to are far clearer and cleaner, including the Clip series. However, when compared to the Clips the Soundcore Flare speakers are much louder. So at the end of the day it all depends on what your use case is. Isee a lot of people use the Clips at work or at play, clipped to their belts or backpacks. Abd most people I've met use the stand-up cannister-style speakers at home or in the backyard on a tabletop. I hope that helps. Cheers!
Hello, and thank you for your question. Unfortunately the Flare and Flare Mini do NOT have aux input. However the Flare 2 does. Here's a link: amzn.to/3G2SxvP Hope that helps. Cheers!
Thanks for your question. I can't speak to the Echo Dot 4, but I have the Dot 3 and the Show 5 -- it's far better than the Dot 3, and just as powerful as my Show 5. Also, the Flare Mini is clearer than both, especially at higher volumes. I will also add that having it paired with my Show 5 was awesome for stereo surround sound 😁 Hope this helps. Cheers!
Thanks for your comment. I realize that my videos are quite long and certainly not for everyone. With everyone in a rush for no real reason, I understand where you're coming from. However there are tons of reviewers out there who simply mention the feature set and tell you where to buy the products if that's more your speed. It would be even faster if you yourself would go to a product page and read the product description. Personally, I prefer reviewers who are thorough, and those are the ones I try to emulate. Granted at the time of this review, I was still new to video composition and editing, and tbh I'm still learning. In retrospect, I probably could cut this particular review down to about 12 minutes. But I wouldn't omit information just to shorten video lengths. Cheers!
Apologies for the extremely late response. Both of the Soundcore Flare Mini and Anker Soundcore 2 have their pros and cons. However, between the two, the Anker Soundcore 2 is an older model (2017). The Flare Mini launched a couple of years later, which I believe is the same year Anker made "Soundcore" a wholly separate brand and division. I do suggest you consider Soundcore's latest lineup, the Motion series. These launched Summer 2023. I wasn't able to get a set to review, but I've been able to listen to the Motion+ and the Motion X600. The Motion+ is their latest compact speaker, whereas the X600 is much larger. Both sound far better than the much older models. They are a bit pricier though so at the end of the day, the choice would be up to your budget. I hope that helps somewhat. Cheers!
You are making a really good job in reviewing but you need to make a new channel and get many hot devises to review and make at least 2 videos per weak Then you will get many views so don’t stay on this channel make a new one and start. From zero to get a fresh start plus change the channel name make it tech geek or any thing but dont keep the old one its nice but it doesn’t get attention And change the shape of the logo of your channel and the videos itself Make the devise itself visible in the video photo to get the attention of the people who are looking for a nice review for the item And at last make 3 short videos better than 1 long video Goodluck bro at you new channel…
Ok must admit I had a chuckle seeing your newest video is a review for a microphone AND you sound great. You were right, great improvement of quality and watchability! I was a bit harsh, but you've earned a sub now!
No worries, brother! You were honest with your comment and I really do appreciate that. How else am I supposed to improve without viewers' criticism, right? And thanks for the sub! Cheers!!
I like you talking with the speaker on. If you a maintaining the same tone then I can calibrate the speaker volume level. ie if you get drowned out then the speakers loud. If I hear you fine at full volume then the speaker sucks.
I gave u a thumbs up, even though I didn't hear a word u said, when u turned the volume up.
Thank you for your comment. It's for that very reason that I've held off on reviewing speakers until I can figure out a better testing methodology. I really would like to find a mic that would simultaneously capture my voice and the speaker clearly.
My reason for this is so that both my voice and the music are on a single raw audio track. This in and of itself would stand as proof that I have not manipulated the audio in any way, as some reviewers and brands do.
Ever wonder why Bose infomercials sound so great? And yet the sound is not actually coming from the product they're selling; it's coming through your TV's speakers!
Honestly, I may just do subtitles. But since I don't script my reviews, that may prove more difficult. For me anyways lol! Cheers!!
Hi, what is the battery size?
Which one is best compare to jbl clip 4
Hello, and thanks for your question! I have to say that the JBL Bluetooth speakers I've listened to are far clearer and cleaner, including the Clip series. However, when compared to the Clips the Soundcore Flare speakers are much louder. So at the end of the day it all depends on what your use case is.
Isee a lot of people use the Clips at work or at play, clipped to their belts or backpacks. Abd most people I've met use the stand-up cannister-style speakers at home or in the backyard on a tabletop. I hope that helps. Cheers!
Sir,,Does It Have Aux Output
Hello, and thank you for your question. Unfortunately the Flare and Flare Mini do NOT have aux input. However the Flare 2 does. Here's a link:
amzn.to/3G2SxvP
Hope that helps. Cheers!
Better than Echo Dot 4 audio? Let me know! Sounds like it so far
Thanks for your question. I can't speak to the Echo Dot 4, but I have the Dot 3 and the Show 5 -- it's far better than the Dot 3, and just as powerful as my Show 5. Also, the Flare Mini is clearer than both, especially at higher volumes.
I will also add that having it paired with my Show 5 was awesome for stereo surround sound 😁 Hope this helps. Cheers!
Imagine if this dude had to review a laptop; the video would be 96 hours long…
Thanks for your comment. I realize that my videos are quite long and certainly not for everyone. With everyone in a rush for no real reason, I understand where you're coming from. However there are tons of reviewers out there who simply mention the feature set and tell you where to buy the products if that's more your speed. It would be even faster if you yourself would go to a product page and read the product description. Personally, I prefer reviewers who are thorough, and those are the ones I try to emulate. Granted at the time of this review, I was still new to video composition and editing, and tbh I'm still learning. In retrospect, I probably could cut this particular review down to about 12 minutes. But I wouldn't omit information just to shorten video lengths. Cheers!
Bro this one or anker soundcore 2 which is the better sound and bass
Apologies for the extremely late response. Both of the Soundcore Flare Mini and Anker Soundcore 2 have their pros and cons. However, between the two, the Anker Soundcore 2 is an older model (2017). The Flare Mini launched a couple of years later, which I believe is the same year Anker made "Soundcore" a wholly separate brand and division. I do suggest you consider Soundcore's latest lineup, the Motion series. These launched Summer 2023. I wasn't able to get a set to review, but I've been able to listen to the Motion+ and the Motion X600. The Motion+ is their latest compact speaker, whereas the X600 is much larger. Both sound far better than the much older models. They are a bit pricier though so at the end of the day, the choice would be up to your budget. I hope that helps somewhat. Cheers!
You are making a really good job in reviewing but you need to make a new channel and get many hot devises to review and make at least 2 videos per weak
Then you will get many views so don’t stay on this channel make a new one and start. From zero to get a fresh start plus change the channel name make it tech geek or any thing but dont keep the old one its nice but it doesn’t get attention
And change the shape of the logo of your channel and the videos itself
Make the devise itself visible in the video photo to get the attention of the people who are looking for a nice review for the item
And at last make 3 short videos better than 1 long video
Goodluck bro at you new channel…