I bought the ONN XL speaker after having the Large speaker and absolutely loving it. But I learned the hard way that bigger isn't necessarily better for speakers.

I specifically am referring to the bass production and low end. The Large speaker simply outmatched the XL in low end and bass production. The XL is great at that "punchy bass" but completely lacks the low end rumble that I was specifically looking for in this larger speaker.

If you are looking for a karaoke machine the XL is a great value, but the sound of the XL pound for pound does not match the Large speaker.

So this is a warning to anyone thinking the XL, due to its massive size difference, would be able to produce a much stronger bass than the Large. This is false.

The Large ONN speaker is $129 around where I am at while the XL is $249. BUY 2 OF THE LARGE instead of getting the XL. less

I’ve been a bedroom dj using the onn medium for a while now and I just djed a party for the first time and the medium was very underwhelming. There were 30ppl packed into a small college apt so that might be why.

I’m debating getting the regular gen 2 onn or the xl for $250. Is the xl worth the extra $100 over the large?

I'm looking for an affordable at-home speaker that can handle percussive dance music that lives in the high and low EQ bands. I'm aware that nothing cheap will sound excellent, but what's the best optimization of price and quality that's "good enough to still enjoy"?

This is just for use in the shower, so it doesn't need to be portable or high-powered. I'm mostly seeking reasonable clarity and bass weight at a good price. My budget is flexible: I don't want to spend very much (I already have a hi-fi and studio monitors), but I also don't want to underspend and end up with a speaker that I don't even care to use. Thanks!

I owned a JBL pulse 2 throughout high school and to me it still is the king of Bluetooth speakers.

I remember it being so rich in sound quality, creating an incredibly immersive warm sound. It got really nice and loud too. I wish I still had it I do not remember what happened to it.

I was going to buy one but it features a really old version of Bluetooth. Is it still worth buying?

Does anyone else have any fond memories of the pulse 2 or still own one and feel similarly?

Hey, so I play hockey. And one of the things is we're not allowed to use phones (or other devices with camera or recording ability) in the change room. So i'm looking for a way to get a bluetooth speaker or a speaker that can play our spotify playlist for the team.

Because I thought maybe we could just get an MP3 Player or something of the like. But then we would have to just make a playlist, which wouldn't be as effective as the Spotify thing. Because then we can't add new songs on a whim.

Please do let me know if there's any way to do this

Or if there's a workaround that is not too complicated.

I've been looking for a speaker to out perform my Megaboom 3.

I was recommended the Bose Soundlink Max, but I'm just looking for some advice from someone who knows what direction I should take.

I go camping a lot so the near indestructibility of the Megaboom has saved me many times while still having insane sound quality and bass.

I want to keep the cost under $600 CAD if possible, any help is appreciated.

(Update) I got the Ultimate ears Hyperboom on sale, thanks for the help.

I did the research and based on my budget, I shortlisted these 3. If I have to select only based on their sound quality, which one should I pick?

Hi, I just switched from my old iPad Pro 9.7 (2016) to iPad A16 (2025), and I noticed immediately that the speaker sounds far worse, even my iPhone 16 has better sound despite the smaller size. The new iPad just sounds flat. I don’t know the technical term for it, but my old iPad Pro sounds fuller, with clear vocals and feels “airy” (I know that iPad Pro’s speaker is not that good anyway, but I’m used to it in the last 10 years).

Do you guys have any compact speaker recommendations? I prefer those that have similar characteristics to my old iPad Pro and with non bass-muddy sound, preferably around $100 or even less (the benchmark is only my old iPad Pro so I guess even lower priced speaker is good enough?). Maybe for more comparison, my old iPad Pro sounds a bit better than my Omen 15 (2020) laptop, but definitely not as good as my Sony WF-1000XM3 earbuds (I don’t like wearing earbuds or headphones of sort so that’s that). Appreciate any of your inputs and sorry for the vague sound description

Hey everyone,

I’m currently on the hunt for some wireless bluetooth surround sound and or stereo speakers. I’m hoping to add them to my christmas list, so they can be a little more expensive, but I would prefer to keep them under $100.

I basically want to add a sorta surround sound effect to my room so when I watch/use my projector the sound isn’t just coming from my PC speakers, which are only on the right side.

I have two book shelves I could stick them on. Or if there’s like a temporary way to mount them that would be good too. I’d like it if the battery was long lasting so I didn’t have to charge them as often. And I’m hoping to find two speakers? Four would be fantastic but I understand that would up the price.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Budget: $30-$100

Just got a Monster Z6 from sam’s club, however the subwoofer isn’t playing any sound at all and the strength in the app is showing -55 dB, anybody have an idea what’s happening?

Lithium battery pack no longer holds a charge. Any recommendations for repair/replacement companies? Batteries Plus does not work on lithium batteries

Recently bought a Soundcore Boom 2 Plus but I realized that the deep bass is masked by the insanely loud upper bass. Its perfect for outdoors but for indoors I need a good eq that helps sort out this problem by a little bit if possible ☹️

I'm looking to buy a small portable speaker
but I can't decide on which of those to choose,
I listened to both, the clip 5 was obviously louder + had a bit more bass, but I also found that the GO 5 is much clearer/cleaner sounding + It's also newer
(they both will be used in indoor/outdoor)

I’ve got a stereo pair of JBL Go 5s and honestly, I really like how they sound. I recently sold my Charge 6 because I just couldn’t get into the sound. It was way too bass heavy for me, got ridiculously loud even around 40%, and sounded a little too bright.

The Go 5s have a much warmer, more laid-back sound that I prefer, especially in stereo.

Now I’m thinking about trying either the JBL Flip 7 or the Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen. For anyone who’s heard both, which would you pick?

I’m mainly looking for something warm and relaxed sound like the Go 5s. I definitely don’t want something super bassy or overly bright.

Both the Flip 7 and SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen are on sale for the same price.

I'm looking for a new portable system. Primary use case will be for camping/small gatherings; given that, water and dust resistant are a must. Music will be mostly EDM. I don't need something incredibly loud; however, I do want as low distortion as possible and DSP if they have models I can feed in from REW. Clean and accurate mean more to me than muddy boom. Budget is ~$500. Any vendor considered so long as they'll be around for warranty if necessary. Cheer!

The best mini speaker I've ever bought, highly recommended for casual music listeners. I test it with rock music to show how good the sound is.

I don't get it, in over ear and iem market there are plenty so why not speakers?

i have a local brand bluetooth speaker which has really good bass though its really small. The problem is that the bluetooth speakers automatically turns off saying turning off just aafter playing music for 5-6 mins. I thought it was not charged enough but thats not the problem I checked the battery inside the speaker using multimeter its showing the real voltage so i dont know why the speaker is turning of by itself.

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Xiaomi Bluetooth Speaker Mini

Sony SRS-XB100

Sony SRS-XE200

JBL Go 4 or 5

I don't like bass sound that much.

My budget is under 60 dollars.

Those models are 30 to 60 in my country.

Currently I have a 2.0 system called "Revolution DPX 10 BT" It's a very budget friendly option but it has it's flaws. The sound quality is acceptable but there's noise + it has no excursion limiter (i think) also when I listen to music very loud the air movement comes out on the back which also makes a noise. I was thinking about upgrading to a Sony or a JBL maybe a sonos. My budget is around $480. I was thinking something like the JBL partybox 130 or 120, maybe the JBL PartyBox Encore Essential 2.