Anker Soundcore Motion+ vs Morel Högtalare

Brought the anker soundcore motion+ based on reviews to replace my ancient bose soundlink mini that died. The sound, even though newer bluetooth standard is no way near the rich attractive sound of the bose and I'm now sending it back. Im just shocked that the reviews were misleading or that after all these years the soundlink still sounds so good and size so compact.

This is not super deep, it's only about six inches deep so it doesn't even take up this entire shelf here. Like I Said, sounds amazing, looks great, p...

0, which is not bad considering that was released over 18 months ago and in terms of range it covered 100 of our 1200 square feet. Loft and roughly 60...

Uh, how to be available through you authorized dealer or Morel Car Audio Dealer two? Okay, you can get it in Any. So there you go. If you can't find o...

The value is great. Okay, 100 bucks. That price is right. Now you got 30 watts room filling sound 12 hour play time, ipx7 fully waterproof qualcomm, a...

So Of course they know how to make great sound. So This is the Morel Högtalare Bluetooth speaker, a simple, elegant, great-sounding music solution for...

you read that right but only when cranked to uncomfortable levels and bass heavy music. There are a couple possible reasons for this. I could be asking for the passive radiators to do too much (I have two EQs, after all)

While it’s a fairly big speaker, it isn’t very deep, at least in physical volume (and therefore in bass response). It has a woofer, not a subwoofer, and while it has a bass reflex port, it doesn’t reach into sub-bass ranges. It still can get quite loud, easily producing enough sound to fill a living room or small apartment. 

This new 30 watt Soundcore+ is plenty loud even when climbing up a 6% grade with 40,000 pounds cargo and the huge engine is screaming and the giant fan is blasting like a turboprop at takeoff. I mistakenly bought an Oontz unit with 24 watts and it does not connect easily nor provide adequate clarity or volume, the Anker Soundcore connects effortlessly. Easy automatic reconnect even after my audio book is interrupted by a phone call. I've left the speaker on all night while I sleep and there's plenty of juice left for NPR news with coffee at 4 AM without plugging in the USB

To be clear, it does plug into a wall outlet; it says ‘wireless’ in the sense that you can connect it to sources wirelessly (like Bluetooth). Slightly misleading, but an understandable tiny translation error or oversight, when you consider that the manufacturer doesn’t use English as their primary language. Overall, I would say to IMMEDIATELY get a couple if you can get them for less than $300, or definitely give it a shot for $300-450, but I would still say the sound is worthy of $500-600. Last but certainly not least… THIS THING IS VERY LOUD