Jabra Solemate MAX vs Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2

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I Just reviewed since they're recently released products. this was a perfect time to future-proof these things. We don't get that chance. Not a deal-b...

The Jabra Solemate Max is a powerful, rugged portable Bluetooth speaker that delivers a solid audio experience across most genres, though deep bass can be an issue.

Other great things about this is that it charges super quick, the battery lasts a long time, and it’s super simple to pair to your phone. Overall, if you’re looking for a great quality Bluetooth speaker, you should definitely get this.

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Got this for my husband for Christmas. We love it!!! Easily hooks up to your phone, sounds way better than my TV. (What we previously played Spotify on) It’s small so seems easy transport, holds a long charge. Happy with the purchase!

What a shame, since I’d love to use these permanently with my computer. If you do wish to do that, you have to be sure to turn them on and off every time. * The sound seemed dull, with emphasis on the bass range. The sound is much better if you download and install the Jabra Sound App with Dolby sound enhancement so you can control the Solemate with your phone or tablet

Every early review I could find stated that the 3 had better bass and overall sound than the 2. If that is the case then the 2 must be a really bad speaker. Sure this speaker sounds pretty good but for anyone saying this has bass I'm struggling to hear where that bass is.

I never noticed this before I compared it to the Sony. I have to actually turn the volume up on the iPod or the Jabra for those type of songs. The Sony always keeps a consistent volume level. The Sony is not as ruggedly built as the Jabra, though, and has no carry handle, only a soft travel case

It's a great LOUD sounding speaker and when you hear BLACK LABEL SOCIETY really loud, you already know who it is,my man Jimmy

I received the Jabra Soulmate Max Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Speakers for an honest review. Here’s my report on it. Out of the box it’s a sturdy, handsome unit with a durable grey metal mesh and black trim with a rubberized carry handle at one end for easy transport. On the opposite end is a charging LED, the On/Off/Pairing switch, a 3

It’s a nice speaker by UE BUT not much difference in sound from the 2 it needs usb-c and better drivers to deliver better bass it’s a great design very durable it gets loud but room for improvement

Is it worth $400? I'd like to say yes. If it sounded a little better, I'd be saying YES! I'd challenge the overall resistance it has to the elements, but assuming it's rugged enough to take outdoors frequently, if that's your gig, I do think it's worth $400. Beyond that, maybe, wait for a price drop.

I like the sound of many of the UE products. I use the Wonderboom 2 often. It has a nice midrange sound, and it sounds really good in the midrange and treble area. I listen to good bit of jazz, classic rock