TribitStormBox Flow Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Wireless Speaker with XBass, 30H Playtime, IP67 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5.3, TWS, Custom EQ, Type-C for Outdoor Travel BeachGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I did a test of a stereo pair of these against a stereo pair of Bose SoundLink Flex (2nd gen), and they are genuinely very very good.I am not an audio expert by any means, but I am a music lover. My goal was a stereo pair of bluethooths with an emphasis on quality over loudness. I did not want a single stereo "boombox" or similar because I want to spread them far apart in the room to create a "soundscape."In researching, I narrowed my options to this product, Bose SoundLink Flex and Soundcore Motion+. (The Soundcore has not yet arrived. I may or may not edit this review to include info about that comparison too.) Note that cost is a major factor, and when I bought these, they were exactly half the price of the USED Bose speakers you see pictured here.Sound quality:Bose have it, which is not surprising. What is surprising is that occasionally, the Tribits sounded better than the Bose. Complex mids and highs sound muddier on these than the Bose, but when it was simple or bassy, these were often as good as and sometimes better. Believe me though, comparisons aside these sound objectively good, especially for the price.Battery:I am not about to test claims, but in my limited testing, it appears battery claims are accurate on both products, which means the Tribit speakers last more than twice as long on a single charge. That said, 12 hours on the Bose is more than enough for me. If these had less capacity, they may weigh less, which would not be a bad thing.Usability:The app does not make you share all your personal details before you can use it fully, which is always nice, and it was intuitive and easy to use.I want to say that Tribit have done a good job on the stereo mode functionality. Pairing them together is easy, and they remember that they were paired when you turn them on again, which is a nice touch. Another nice touch is that when you turn one off in stereo mode, they both go off. The Bose don't do this, which feels like an oversight. I appreciate thoughtful touches, and I found myself pleased a number of times with the Tribits.Looks:They don't turn heads. The Bose look nice and come in attractive colours. These are drab and grey and boring, but hey, they're not art, they're just some speakers.Conclusion:The cost makes these utterly compelling. If you cannot justify $200-300+ to spend on a pair of Bose, but these are in your budget, go for it! You will not be disappointed. They are undeniably good value. Well-made, functional, solid, well-packaged even.

I had the Bose Soundlink Flex but really didn't like the short battery life (ended up being about 8 hours listening at a high volume). I read a bunch of stuff online and decided to try this speaker out.If you want something to bring to the beach, have for small parties, or to play music around the house this is great. People often get lost in the fine details of which speaker has better bass or you can hear the mids more clearly. If you are a normal listener this speaker is great. I got it on sale for about $50 and at that price point I couldn't ask for more.Great battery life, quality feel, solid sound. I got another one so I could do party mode and both speakers cost less than one Soundlink Flex.

We absolutely love this speaker. We use it instead of the TV's speaker. We place it behind us or in front of us. My husband has a hearing problem so when he takes out his hearing aids, this speaker sits on the table where he can hear everything but I don't have to hear it in other rooms! I downloaded the app & that makes adjustments super simple! The only thing we wish it had is a stabilizer so it didn't topple over.

Picks up a lot of the nuanced highs in tunes from Pink Floyd and Joe Bonamassa. Laid flat you can feel the beat on the table, even when the bass boost isn't engaged. Very nice battery, and lasts all day at reasonably loud volume. Only drawback is that it doesn’t play well with Windows 10, so I can't use it with my computer. Phones and tablets are no problem.

I love it. It works so well it’s really durable it connects without a problem it’s charging. It’s pretty good and it’s a good size though. It is not waterproof.

Great sound for the volume levelsDurable constructionGood battery lifeResponsive buttonsPlays music at almost max volume for about 6 hoursBeen using daily for a bit more than a year now at high volume most the time and it performs great

I really want to give this a 4.5 instead of a 5. It sounds outstanding but there is slight staticky noise close to max volume. I just want to use it as a travel speaker so it’s perfect for me but you might want to go for the Soundcore Motion x300 if you want something a bit louder with a better sound profile and almost no distortion at max volume. You might only pay $10 more for the Motion x300 so worth it in my opinion.

Just stopped pairing. Had it just long enough to not be able to return.Tossed it.