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In-house developed hardware and software ensure millisecond-perfect synchronization across every speaker. Each new speaker in the group cranks the volume and intensifies the light. Part圜ast wirelessly synchronizes your music and beat-driven lightshow across an almost unlimited number of Part圜ast-compatible speakers. Like a DJ at the decks, speakers with Part圜ast technology are able to hype the crowd onto the next level.

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Dual drivers and passive radiators combine with BassUp™ technology to generate a portable party with 20W of intense sound.

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Highly recommended.Anker Soundcore Flare 2 Bluetooth Speaker, IPX7 Waterproof and 360° Sound, Wireless Speaker with 12-Hour Playtime Key Features 360° Immersive SoundĪ portable Bluetooth speaker with Powerful 360°, bass-driven audio. We recommend the Flare for anyone looking for a wireless speaker that can do it all without breaking the bank.

Is it worth the $20 premium over the Soundcore 2? Absolutely. While other speakers may sound better, you’re going to have to spent much more money. However, the Wonderboom is more rugged and can be clipped to a bag.įor the money, we can’t think of a speaker that offers a better balance of features, build quality and sound. Competitors like the UE Wonderboom give the Flare a run for its money in terms of build quality but we give the Flare the slight edge with sound quality. The Soundcore Flare is an amazing value in the sub-$100 wireless speaker segment. However, you can stretch the battery life by disabling the light show entirely. With the LEDs set to medium intensity and listening at 50% volume, we managed to get around 8 hours. There’s slight distortion so those who like to listen to music loudly will want to invest in a larger speaker.īattery life is rated at around 12 hours and will depend largely on volume level and the brightness of the LEDs. Similarly, highs are a bit uncontrolled and sound harsh at times, especially at high volumes. With the Bass Up feature enabled, we find the Flare produces slightly more bass than the UE Wonderboom but both lack the visceral impact that larger speakers provide. That being said, for its size the Anker Soundcore Flare can get loud and produces admirable bass. In fact, all of the EQ presets are quite subtle, shifting the tonal balance of the speaker slightly. Enabling the Bass Up feature helps bass response a tiny bit but the effect is very subtle. Sound quality of the Anker Soundcore Flare is overall balanced but highs can sound a bit harsh at times when the EQ is set to flat. The app also allows you to adjust the EQ and toggle the Bass Up feature. You can switch light modes either by cycling through them with the light button up top or from the mobile app. The LEDs can be set to pulse with your music to create a light show or can be switched to a soothing breathing mode. The bottom of the speaker features a rugged rubber base and a light ring. On the back of the speaker you’ll find the power and pairing button along with a rubber flap protecting the 3.5mm jack and microUSB charging port. Pressing the light button cycles through various modes while a long-press will shut off the lights.

On top of the speaker you get controls for music playback, the RGB LED and a bass boost button.

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