From the moment I unboxed the Ultimate Ears EPICBOOM, it was immediately evident that this was not just another Bluetooth speaker—it’s a statement piece. The craftsmanship, both tactile and visual, speaks volumes. The blue finish is rich and quietly bold, striking that perfect balance between modern minimalism and elevated design. It fits seamlessly into my home, whether poolside in Malibu or on the teakwood deck of my sailboat. The audio performance is, quite simply, exceptional. Deep, room-filling bass that doesn’t overpower, crisp highs, and an immaculate soundstage for a portable device of this class. I’ve tested audio systems in every price range—from bespoke in-home installations to luxury automotive sound—and the EPICBOOM genuinely holds its own. It’s clear UE approached this speaker with the same reverence one would expect from heritage audio houses. Battery life is generous, Bluetooth pairing is instantaneous, and the water/dust resistance gives me the confidence to take it from beachside brunches to impromptu vineyard dinners with ease. Best Buy’s online ordering experience was frictionless, shipping was prompt, and the packaging arrived in pristine condition—every detail was attended to. I deeply appreciate retailers who honor both form and function in the customer journey. All in all, this speaker is a joy. It’s discreetly luxe—designed for those who appreciate quality, not flash. I’m extremely pleased with this purchase and would not hesitate to recommend it to fellow discerning listeners.

I already have an older BOOM Bluetooth speaker. If you want it, purchase it. I got this one because I sit outside in the open air a lot and that “outside/camping” feature really does sound better when I enable it outside.

I like Ultimate Ears speakers, always have. The Everboom sounds great, it has enough bass without having to step up to the Epicboom, plus the Everboom has better battery life. I actually bought this for a friend who had already purchased an Everboom as well. He connects both speakers to his Samsung TV, and is able to get sound output out of both Everbooms at the same time. Even though before buying the 2nd Everboom, Logitech customer support responded back via email and insisted that only 1 speaker could be connected to the TV at a time - it's actually very simple to connect both Everbooms to a Samsung TV - and have sound output from both speakers at the same time. Maybe this is a special feature that more recently purchased TVs have (this was for a Samsung Q60C) I am glad we didn't listen to the Logitech customer support rep. I'd give the Everboom 4.5 stars, taking a half star off because Logitech's customer support should be more knowledgeable about all the features and capabilities of their products. Go for the Everboom if you want a speaker that's more portable, still has great sound, and better battery life. Go for the Epicboom if you want a speaker that can get louder, has more bass, and slightly fuller sound overall. Even so, two Everbooms connected together sound really great!

I was looking for a travel speaker, and this one checked off all my boxes. It has very good sound for its size, its waterproof, and floats if you drop it in the pool. Also, it has a very good battery life between charging. I have a few different UE speakers and this one can connect wirelessly to my others through a "party up" setting on their app. Really enjoying it this summer at the pool, beach, and campsite.

This boom box has a very rich sound. Lots of base. It is bigger but still compact.