Bose Portable Smart Speaker vs Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2

5 inches high and a little over 4 inches in diameter, and it weighs slightly under 2.5 pounds, so it's not all that heavy, either. The size, portabili...

I Just reviewed since they're recently released products. this was a perfect time to future-proof these things. We don't get that chance. Not a deal-b...

g) (-1 star) No stereo pairing with any of Bose's Wi-Fi or Bluetooth speakers, not even with another PHS.

Other great things about this is that it charges super quick, the battery lasts a long time, and it’s super simple to pair to your phone. Overall, if you’re looking for a great quality Bluetooth speaker, you should definitely get this.

I purchased the *Bose Portable Speaker* for the Airplay 2 capabilities and it has been nothing but pain and heartache. I’ve been 100% disappointed in this product.

Got this for my husband for Christmas. We love it!!! Easily hooks up to your phone, sounds way better than my TV. (What we previously played Spotify on) It’s small so seems easy transport, holds a long charge. Happy with the purchase!

It works well with WIFI and Bluetooth. No early dropout. At first listen it wasn’t bad. It has more low end than the revolve+ but it seemed to leave the mids sounding a bit thin

I like the sound of many of the UE products. I use the Wonderboom 2 often. It has a nice midrange sound, and it sounds really good in the midrange and treble area. I listen to good bit of jazz, classic rock

When I bought the Bose Portable Home Speaker (PHS), I wanted to know how it measured up to the older Bluetooth-only Bose Revolve+. I've had it for a little over a year now and it is a significant generational leap forward over the Revolve+. Pros over Revolve+: a) 20-30 % louder b) Higher fidelity and louder bass while only being slightly larger than Revolve+ (doesn't feel much heavier) Bose has changed their sound signature slightly for this speaker where at near max volume it compresses sound in a much, much more pleasing way versus the Micro, Revolve, Revolve+ c) Higher quality streaming over Wi-Fi & Spotify Connect d) Similar in sound quality to Bose Home Speaker 300 (which is a non-portable speaker) e) 180 degree charging port on bottom - as long as the speaker is handle-side up you can set it on the charging dock (not included) in any direction and it just works. Cons over Revolve+: a) No audio over USB b) No AUX Port c) No tripod mount d) The PHS has loud power on/off, pairing, connection/disconnection tones that can't be turned off *Voice prompts can still be turned on/off, but with them turned off you don't know the battery level unless you check the Bose Music app (the power LED on the speaker remains white the whole time until it is at 10%, when it glows red) e) You can no longer wake-up the speaker via Bluetooth when the speaker is powered-off i

Every early review I could find stated that the 3 had better bass and overall sound than the 2. If that is the case then the 2 must be a really bad speaker. Sure this speaker sounds pretty good but for anyone saying this has bass I'm struggling to hear where that bass is.

I think this is due to the design of the passive radiators. There are 3 instead of 2 now. I think Bose are pushing the limit of what the speaker can do and it is a balancing act they usually win but this speaker is not the case. It is that resonating frequency that annoys me because it is so loud compared to all other frequencies

It’s a nice speaker by UE BUT not much difference in sound from the 2 it needs usb-c and better drivers to deliver better bass it’s a great design very durable it gets loud but room for improvement

Then i keep getting this weird volume fluctuation. So ill be listening to a song and as it starts volume is at 100% then when the chorus kicks in it kinda gets muffled and sounds like the volume lowers itself by 20% then it goes up again to 100%. Doesnt happen always but enough where it is noticeable and irritating. Now if i lower the overall volume of the speaker this is less frequent

It's a great LOUD sounding speaker and when you hear BLACK LABEL SOCIETY really loud, you already know who it is,my man Jimmy

Another exceptional Bose product, and the Alexa integration makes it so convenient to use! 6 stars.

The option on the bottom of the speaker allows you to take a significant amount of bass out of the music and elevate the treble for large parks and days at the beach or simply filling open spaces with you play frisbee with your dog and friends. I haven't needed to use this feature often as the speaker gets so loud. I have taken this speaker to work functions in the park, out hiking with friends, walks around the park, family/friend gatherings and I have not lost my love for it yet. Seriously one of the best audio purchases I have made in years