Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sounds really good amd clear when turning up the volume.

Excellent, love the ease of connecting to Bluetooth.

it plays stuff and sound good yall already know how it go, and thats on god babygirl.

Bought it as a Christmas for my brother and he loves it. He said its super loud

Wonderboom is a good portable speaker with a great quality sound.

Easy Peasy to set up Works Great!!!! highly recommend!! Awesome sound quality

It has great sound quality. You can use it in the bathroom or the kitchen with ease.

This little speaker bumps! I take this everywhere i go!

Very easy to set up sound is excellent range is very good

Great sound!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Got this as a gift for my wife's birthday. Has great sound for its size.

Purchased this item for our Seadoo and it works great! The sound quality is amazing!

Great little portable Bluetooth speaker with good sound for camping and around the house.

It’s great to have by the pool & sounds great! I did wait until this color went on sale.

Es la combinacion perfecta de sonido y calidad de audio,al combinar dos es fenomenal

Good sound for small package, especially considering i got a Black Friday deal

Excellent speaker - surprising clear and detailed for its size.

Great sound from such a small speaker. Bought it for my husband for Christmas.

Love the sound of this little speaker! I have used if often on the golf course.

Conveniently timed, the WONDERBOOM 2 sets to replace an old Bluetooth speaker I had used for a long time, a Philips SHOQBOX SB7200. The physical size makes for good portability but its diameter is a tad larger than I anticipated. Still, it’s easily small enough that I can pack it into my bag and bring it anywhere. Pairing the speaker with my phone was fairly straightforward. It broadcasted itself for pairing shortly after turning it on. This is a nice touch since it takes the pain of first time pairing out. Pairing it to other devices is simple as well, as the device shows up when setting it on pairing mode. Button controls are easy, with a giant + and - used to adjust volume. There are 3 buttons on top and a button on the bottom for “boost” mode. The top 3 buttons are simply for power, playback control, and Bluetooth pairing control. Sound quality is decent for such a small speaker. However, it leans a bit on the bass. This isn’t too bad. But some people prefer a more neutral sound profile. It does handle low frequency well with the music I’ve played. With battery life rated at 13 hours, it lasts longer than my listening session. Even at 2-3 hours, I have yet to plug it in to charge. However, you may run into issues charging. Ultimate Ears does not specify some of the finer details both on their website and on their box. There is no indication of which Bluetooth protocol it uses (4.x? 5.0?). And there’s no electrical specifications. U.E. does list the product with being BC1.2 compliant. Meaning, this can draw up to 1.5A in most cases with a maximum of 5A. Still, I wish they’d put in the electrical specifications for the charging port so we’d know how much power it’s capable of handling. Another thing that bothers me is not knowing how much battery is left. By pressing the + and - buttons simultaneously, you’re supposed to get some audio indication on how much power is left. But all I hear is some sound effect that tells me nothing. If all we get is some weird sound effect, then I prefer to have a LED indicator to tell me instead. Lastly, the charging port used is microUSB. It’s 2019 and we’re still stuck with devices that uses microUSB instead of moden USB Type-C. U.E. needs to get with the time and start using Type-C for charging their devices. In the end, the speaker sounds good and loud. The negative aspects could be considered nitpicking. But I believe being forthcoming and up front with details and information is needed to ensure people are aware. I personally would deduct a half-point for not having electrical specifications printed on the box or anywhere. But the major deduction has to be their use of microUSB in 2019 instead of modern and easily pluggable Type-C. Verdict: Unknown, it sounds good and is portable, but the quirks are holding it back from being a slam dunk decision. Music tracks used to test: - Michael Jackson - Billie Jean - The Beatles - Ticket to Ride - Bee Gees - Stayin’ Alive - John Lennon - Imagine - Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound of Silence