So the Bose S1 Pro plus is a very small and very loud speaker, but just cause its loud it doesn’t mean that it sounds good. For me its hard to recommend this speaker, but due to its connection setup maybe it’ll be good for a pro that wants to use it for a gig or something. But if you’re a casual person and you need something small and super loud, then maybe the bose will make sense, or you can check out that Soundboks Go, which is exactly what we’re going to do today.
So this is the Bose S1 Pro, and this is a speaker thats better left to the professionals than plan on using their speaker with a microphone, some type of instrument, or a mixer on a regular basis… probably for work. But if you’re a casual user looking for something portable and durable, I wouldn’t be surprised if you’re looking at either the JBL Boombox 3 or the Sony ULT 7. And size wise, these speakers are very similar, but the Sony and JBL are very different from the bose. Nonetheless lets see how the Bose S1 Pro plus compares to both the JBL Boombox 3 and the Sony ULT 7 and lets see which one is right for you.
So this is the Bose S1 Pro, and this is a speaker thats better left to the professionals than plan on using their speaker with a microphone, some type of instrument, or a mixer on a regular basis… probably for work. But if you’re a causal user looking for a solid box speaker then I feel you’re going to be way better off with either the JBL Partybox 320 or the Sony XV800. And even if you’re a pro, you’ll might be better off with one of these over the Bose. Nonetheless, lets see how the Bose S1 Pro Plus stacks up to both the JBL party box 320 and the Sony XV800.
So this is the Bose S1 Pro, and this is a speaker thats better left to the professionals than plan on using their speaker with a microphone, some type of instrument, or a mixer on a regular basis… probably for work. But if you’re a causal user looking for a small box speaker than you’re probably going to be better off with either the JBL Partybox 120 of the Sony XV500. And even if you’re a pro, maybe you’ll might like either of these two options better than the Bose. Nonetheless, lets see how the Bose S1 Pro plus stacks up to both the JBL Partybox 120 and the Sony XV500 and lets see which one is right for you.
So this is the Bose S1 Pro+ and this is a very niche portable Bluetooth speaker that I feel only live performers should consider… and thats it. And I am being very specific at the the start of this video cause I have seen some casual users with this speaker, and I honestly think that they would be much better off with anything else. Nonetheless lets see what the Bose S1 Pro plus is all about.
So this is the Earfun UBOOM X, its a very affordable large bluetooth speaker that gets imrpessively loud and it has some extra useful features as well. And today we’re going to see how this speaker compares to both the JBL Boombox 3 and Sony ULT 7 which are noticeably larger and more expensive than this speaker.
So this is the Earfun UBOOM X, its a very affordable large bluetooth speaker that gets imrpessively loud and it has some extra useful features as well. And today we’re going to see how this speaker compares to both the JBL Xtreme 4 and Bose Soundlink Max which are much more popular and much more expensive.
The Bose Soundlink Flex Gen 2 is a very portable, very durable, and very premium feeling speaker, and it performs very well. However, this is another example of bose adding some very minor upgrades to their products, and slapping a new name on them. And for 2025, I feel the Bose Flex 2 is a little hard to justify when compared to its direct price competitors… so today we’re going to see how the Bose Flex 2 compares to the JBL Charge 5 which admiditly is pretty old now, but its still a solid mid sized speaker to recommend.
