SoundcoreBoom 2 By Anker, Outdoor Speaker, 80W, Subwoofer, BassUp 2.0, 24H Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof, Floatable, RGB Lights, USB-C, Custom EQ, Bluetooth 5.3, Portable for Camping, Beach, and Backyard

I recently purchased the Soundcore speaker, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way! The sound quality is crystal clear, with deep bass and balanced mids that make music, podcasts, and calls sound incredible. The battery life is outstanding, lasting hours on a single charge. It’s also super portable and durable, making it perfect for travel or outdoor use. Bluetooth connectivity is seamless, and the waterproof feature is a great bonus. Overall, an excellent speaker at a great price—highly recommended!

I recently purchased the Soundcore Boom 2 by Anker, and it has quickly become my go-to outdoor speaker. The sound quality is absolutely fantastic, delivering rich, clear audio with impressive bass, especially considering its compact size. The bass is vibrant for a small portable speaker—while you shouldn’t expect the deep thump of a 150W speaker, it definitely packs a punch and is more than enough to enjoy while outdoors, whether at a BBQ or on a hike. The built-in subwoofer and BassUp 2.0 technology really enhance the low-end, making the music feel fuller and more dynamic.The build is rugged and durable, making it perfect for outdoor use. It's water-resistant, so I don’t have to worry about rain or splashes, and it’s sturdy enough to withstand the elements. The speaker is also surprisingly portable for its size, with a convenient handle that makes it easy to carry.Battery life is another highlight, lasting for hours on a single charge, which is perfect for long outdoor gatherings or extended trips. Pairing it with my phone or device is quick and hassle-free, and the Bluetooth connection remains stable even at a distance.Overall, I highly recommend the Soundcore Boom 2 by Anker. It delivers exceptional sound, is built to last, and is perfect for anyone who loves enjoying music outdoors. This speaker offers incredible value for its performance, and I’m confident it’ll impress anyone who gives it a try!

I work as a grill cook, which means I’m in a very noisy environment. So I need a speaker that is very loud. And I can say this speaker gets very loud for its size, but is never harsh on the ears, like some other speakers which leave an almost ringing in your ears after a high note. And it does not distort at max volume which is a plus for me.I used to have a 50w Rave Neo from soundcore, until recently when I sold it to a coworker who was in need of a good speaker. I had it for nearly 5 years. When I had it, I was constantly getting compliments on how impressive that speaker sounded. So I decided to buy another speaker from Anker since it’s quality I can trust.Comparing to the 50w Rave Neo, both with bass boost, and boom 2 out of box sound profile. The boom 2 gets louder than the rave Neo, however gets a little “muddier” at high volumes, while the rave Neo keeps a fuller sound. Probably due to the fact the boom 2 is missing a full range driver, and only has tweeters and a racetrack “subwoofer”. However does not matter in my use case. The battery life seems the same, after 3 hours of use at high volumes with bass on, I only used 40% of the battery on the boom 2, while I also used 40% of the rave Neo. Portability goes to the Boom 2. It is only the length of a ruler, height of 3/4 of a ruler, and is fairly slim. so it fits on any standard sized table easily, it also weighs less than half what the rave Neo weighs. The rave Neo felt like a workout carrying it work, while the boom 2 is easily carried by one finger. I also give appearances to the boom 2. The metal grill on the boom 2 feels very rugged and is much superior to the metal grill on the rave Neo. Both plastics feel the same as well, however it does seem the boom 2 is more vulnerable to scuffs and marks as I already have a scuff on the boom 2 with only 3 hours of use, while I have never gotten a scuff on the rave Neo. The LIGHTSHOW. The boom 2 is amazing to watch as it lights up and moves the radiators to the music. Very nice touch since I never really enjoyed the lights on the rave Neo. The rave Neo was also impressive, but the diffusion on the boom 2 looks very premium. Charging. Both charge with an input of usb type c. However, with the rave Neo, you had to use a usb type A charging block, which was super annoying because I have been trying to get away from usb type a, and micro usb. Type c charging blocks and cords are worlds superior. And the boom 2 can charge from any type c charging block.Sound. The boom 2 is loud. It is not audiophile quality. But if you plan on sticking it in the corner of the room or on the outside of a basketball court, you might not feel or hear every instrument or every vocal chord in a singers throat, but I guarantee you will be satisfied with the volume of music you are receiving from this speaker, which does sound very pleasant at least, which is what this speaker is meant to do. Get loud, so you can listen to music while you are doing other activities. I highly recommend higher end soundcore speakers, can’t go wrong.