Anker Soundcore Boost

I have some Anker soundcore earbuds that I have been using for 2 years. They cost $15 when I bought them and I have put about 2000 run/bike miles on them. I ran once in my AirPods but was too worried about them falling out to enjoy the experience.

Based on some pretty strong reviews, I purchased two of these for Bluetooth stereo. I could hardly believe how badly they sounded, especially midrange and bass. I played around with an equalizer on the Soundcore app, but no luck. I admit that I was accustomed to a pair of Sonos Moves. They have grea...

Despite its age, the Soundcore Boost is a really nice sounding speaker and is pretty cheap. Only problem with it is that after a while it starts to develop a weird rattle at low frequencies. I had Anker replace mine after a year, but the new one started to have the same problem a while later, and Anker couldn't help me anymore.

This is the second Soundcore Boost Ive purchased; the other was a few years ago. The sound quality is unbeatable for the price point, and the Bluetooth connection is flawless. One feature I was particularly fond of on the old model is the 3.5 mm TRS input. This extremely low-cost feature was not pre...

Edit: the Maxsound Plus has just been somewhat outclassed by my new Anker Soundcore Boost (20W, 2 drivers). The roomfill of this one is hard to come by.

My old altec lancing still works though does not last as long.. it sounds richer just not as loud (altec is smaller) and has a notification when you turn it on... "powering on.. welcome to altec lansing" and it can connect to old devices and seems like a vast array.. This really has no notification ...

Anker soundcore. I have been on the same pair for 18 months and have run hours and hours with them along with multiple bike rides. They are less expensive and work great. The mic is so so but if you just want to listen to music you will be happy

I like the form factor of this. I like it’s water resistance. I love it’s battery life. The sound quality is good. Balanced and plenty of detail for a speaker this size. I went with this one after reading reviews. I’m a bit of an audiophile and the quality of the sound was my main priority. I’m not ...

Somebody said Anker Soundcore Boost, I concur. It sounds great and is also stylish in a retro kinda not too gaudy way imo. If that suits your shop.

Of course I'd like something that sounds better, but it is good enough for my intended purpose; background music on the deck when my wife and I are dining out there. This thing has amazing sound quality for something that small. Note that there is no tone control, just a bass boost button, it is eit...