Ultimate Ears Hyperboom

Simple setup, easy music playback ; Variety of source options ; Excellent battery life ; Impressive low end

Excellent sound ; Smart dual connection ; Stylish design

Heavy to carry ; Expensive

The Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is the brand’s largest speaker to date, and it allows you take your party anywhere, whether that’s indoors or outdoors – although it is a little heavy. In addition, it has a stylish and discreet design, and the ability to...

Excellent, powerful sound Supports Bluetooth, aux, and digital optical Easy to use

Isn’t made to sit sideways It’s huge Expensive Lacks Wi-Fi support

24 hours of battery life. IPX4 rated. Goes to 100 decibels. Outstanding sound. Easy to pair multiple phones at once.

Expensive.

Powerful audio performance with intense bass depth. Adaptive EQ. Water-resistant build.

Pricey. No audio cables included. No track backward navigation button.

The massive Ultimate Ears Hyperboom Bluetooth speaker is a portable sonic powerhouse with a water-resistant build and a useful companion app.

Brilliantly bassy ; Switching between connected devices is a breeze ; Handle helps with portability ; Long battery life

No voice assistant support without connecting one ; Bluetooth-only ; Very expensive

Big, loud and lots of fun, if you can justify the price

Ear shatteringly loud ; Sound isn't distorted at max volume ; Multiple Bluetooth device connections

Expensive ; Heavy (but the strap helps)

Bouncy dynamics, huge soundscape and well-balanced sound, with not so little finesse and sophistication. Two Hyperboom play pigs loud. Solid quality impression. Splash-proof.

Only supports Spotify on Android, no Tidal support.

Stereo with environment compensation;Very well made and durable;Excellent and customisable sound signature;Minimal unpleasant THD at 100%;Longest battery life in the transportable category;Multiple inputs - BT X 2, AUX-IN and Optical

None really if you understand the limits of a transportable BT speaker