Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Loud Wireless Speaker With Big Bass, Water-Resistant IPX4, 45 M Range, 24-Hour Battery Life - Black

I already have a Megaboom 3 which is an amazing portable speaker. We also Bluetooth it to the TV for sound that out-performs the TV speakers. Anyway, the Hyperboom excels in all areas. We had a housewarming party, and the sound filled the garden. Good low bass notes, mid range, and clear high tones well delivered. This is my go-to speaker for any track I want to listen to and enjoy well. It's incredibly loud, can put it anywhere in the house, and is great value for money. I was reluctant initially to pay for it as there's so many crap speakers on sale for the same price. But no regrets here. Worth every penny and use it loads. Whether classical, jazz, house, drum & bass, r&b, this speaker performs, and I mean really performs. This is as good as it gets for the price. Ultimate Ears wasn't a brand I had heard of before I bought the Megaboom 3, but I'll recommend this and the Megaboom to anyone looking for a quality product at a good price. Fyi, if the Hyperboom is within your budget - buy it. Find an open space, and play your best tracks, song after song after song. You'll love it. I hope you do as much as I do.

This is by far the best sound I have ever heard come from any speaker, let alone a portable Bluetooth speaker. Best value for money by a mile and will not disappoint, does not distort no mater how loud you play it and no matter how much base you put through it. Has to be heard to be believed and at this price you cannot go wrong.

Awesome fills a decent sized room. Really I want another for stereo. Decent high and mid range you can hear the bass it's not a sub woofer ( DO A SUBWOOFER ) but it's a good rumble and it's battery powered. I honestly think the jbl one at work is louder but I believe this is a crisper sound, you could carry it but let's be honest the thing needs to sit in a lounge or kitchen but I did take it outside. Yeah cool but expensive worth the money yeah I can see its value nice things cost and I have the small ones for work and workshop they sound great

Very pleased with this. Great sound. Projects well.

True to its word. Sound and bass is wonderful. Design can fit into any corner. Battery life is good. I haven’t tested it but for my use it lasts enough. A but heavy so not your everyday carry in the backpack but if you needed to you can take it to functions and picnics etc.

I have been a fan of the ultimate ears range for a while, this is the biggest and best. The bass and layered sound is superb and it can pump out some serious volume with no distortion. The app and user friendly controls are a bonus too. I did have a fault on my Hyperboom after 7 months, it stopped charging and would not turn on. This would bring my rating down. However, after a 20 min chat through the support chat on the ultimate ears website, a brand new replacement was mailed out, for no charge at all, excellent after customer care. Always keep your invoices!

I've got a £3k stereo setup (Denon and Dali) and this speaker is as enjoyable to listen to and a good compromise when I want portability, that's all you need to know, I can't recommend it enough.It doesn't lose dynamic range to increase decibel output when maxed out like every other speaker like this.You can eq the sub with the app, the bass is a bit bloated stock and I find the auto room eq can be detrimental to the sound once you get it positioned correctly. Use the app and your placement in room to get the sound right (away from corners).It isn't hifi but it's the next best thing. Highly recommended.Oh and you can turn off any beeps and talking (annoyances), 'power on!' I don't need to know when I've turned something on. When you press the power button it actually just turns on and turns off and does it fast. No need to hold or double tap or any other nonsense.

Does what it says on the tin and rather well at that.Had a few of their products over the years and decided to go for the 'Big Boy'.Pro's:Sounds fantastic once you dial in the EQ as you like it via the appVast Bluetooth coverageCan be linked to most of their range of speakers in series or parallelPrice is below average for sound qualityCon's:Cannot adjust EQ outside of the phone app, thus to get the tone you desire you have to approximate via the phone and 'try' before you get it right.No app for PC / smart TV unless you sideload Kodi or other software to replicate the phone app.Overall I'm happy and may even purchase a 2nd to use as left/right when in normal use or as dual mono to disperse sound over a larger area or in separate rooms.This unit replaced a Bose SP1 Pro : It certainly doesn't have the power output of the SP1 but I didn't expect it to give the same results which it does when EQ'd and this has an extra BlueTooth input along with Toslink too... Battery life on a full charge at high volume beats the SP1 hands down.