So the soundcore boom 3i is a super durable bluetooth speaker that gives you a very big bang for your buck. Its soundcore’s first small sized speaker that has a woofer and tweeter set up, it has a built in light feature, its super durable, and it doesn’t just float in water… it floats right side up so you can still hear your music. I think the Soundcore Boom 3i is a very imrepssive speaker, but today we’re going to compare it with both the JBL Flip 7 and the sony ULT field 1
Personally, I was very disappointed with the Bose Soundlink Flex 2 cause this speaker is very hard to justify when compared to its direct competitors, the JBL Flip 7 and the Sony ULT field 1… this speaker just lacks the proper speaker setup you’d expect in a premium speaker these days. But now we have the Bose Soundlink Plus, and im actually impressed by this speaker… but its still hard to justify when compared to its direct competitors. But today we’re going to compare the Mid Sized Bose Soundlink Plus with the small sized JBL Flip 7 and Sony ULT Field 1 so that you can see how much bose needs to improve.
Over the last year and a half, Sony has just been improving all of their speakers, headphones and home theater equipment. And last year, Sony released both the Sony ULT Field 1 and Sony ULT Field 7 which are two of the best small sized a larger sized speakers today… and more recently they just released their ULT Field 3 and ULT field 5 which are two great mid sized speakers as well. But today we’re going to break down Sony’s complete ULT Field series of speakers and lets see which one is right for you.
So if you’re looking for a small portable Bluetooth speaker for summer 2025, you actually have a lot of new options to choose from, theres the brand new JBL Flip 7 which just released in the spring, there’s the Bose soundlink flex 2 which came out in the winter, and we have the Beats Pill and the Sony ULT Field 1. So today we’re going to compare all four of these speakers and we’re going to see which one is right for you.
The Sony ULT Field 1 has been my favorite small sized speaker to use and to recommend for the last year just cause it sounds so full. But now we have the JBL Flip 7 which does have some sound improvements over the JBL Flip 6. Now both of these speakers are great options to consider if you’re looking for a small speaker for summer 2025. But today we’re going to compare the JBL Flip 7 and Sony ULT field 1 and we’re going to see which one is right for you.
So the new JBL Clip 5 has some very big upgrades on it like Aura cast so you can now pair it to other speakers, it has a longer lasting battery life and it also gets significantly louder than its predecessor. Overall the JBL Clip 5 is a very impressive speaker… so impressive, it actually does a great job of keeping up with the JBL Flip 6 and Sony ULT Field 1. So if you’re looking for a portable bluetooth speaker, lets see how the Clip 5 stacks up to both the Flip 6 and ULT Field 1.
So for the last few years, both the JBL Flip 6 and JBL Charge 5 have been my favorite speakers to recommend cause thanks to their woofer and tweeter setup, these speaker sound very good. Plus they’re portable and durable. But now, Sony has copied the woofer and tweeter set up that found in both of these JBL speakers and the ULT Field 1 actually sounds better than the Flip 6 and the ULT field 1 really gives the JBL Charge 5 a real run for it money. So today, lets see if JBL should be worried about the new Sony ULT Field 1.
So Sony has been on a roll lately improving and refining all of their speakers… But perhaps the biggest improvements and refinements that Sony has done lately can be found on their new portable Sony ULT Field 1 which is the successor to the Sony XE200 and Sony XE300. And im going to be straight up, I think both the XE200 and XE300 were bad, like really bad. But this ULT field 1, this speaker is actually very good. So today we’re going to checkout the ULT Field 1 and we’re going to see how it compares to the XE200 and XE300.
