Sony SRS-XG500

I do honestly prefer it over the jbl boombox and the ultimate year's hyperboon because of the base, and overall, it's just a really clean, looking spe...

Sony is always a blast if you're interested and want to make a purchase on the xg500 speaker link is below and if you've made it this far i'll. Let yo...

It seemingly does a really good job. So this speaker, i highly recommend you guys get it.

It's a very good speaker, though. Sony have really um.

If you prefer a portable speaker with RGB lights and other party features, check out the Sony SRS-XG500. Though it has more compression present at max volume than the Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM, and its soundstage doesn't sound as spacious, this portable party speaker features customizable RGB lights on its sides. You can also connect an external mic or guitar to it via its mic/guitar input, and it's compatible with the Fiestable app, which you can use to access extra party features of this speaker

Ultimately, these are both powerful, boombox-style Bluetooth speakers, and while neither will please audiophiles, both are big-sounding and water-resistant. If you want to spend much less, we’re fans of the $180 JBL Charge 5 and the $250 Sony SRS-XB43, both of which are considerably smaller but still pack a punch. The Sony SRS-XG500 speaker provides massive sound in a large, water-resistant boombox-style design

The best portable speaker for bass that we've tested is the Sony SRS-XG500. This large speaker comes with a built-in carrying handle you can use to transport it in one hand.