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  December 2, 2022 11:22 PM EST

  The Best Bluetooth Speakers To Fill Your Space With Music

  Do you want your room or outdoor area awash with clear, loud and vibrant audio? Speakers like the Bose Portable Smart Speaker (currently our top pick for the best portable Bluetooth speaker you can buy) offer an easy way to gain freedom from your headphones—and potentially share your tunes with a larger group. The latest models are also more powerful and provide better sound than ever before.To get more news about bluetooth bike speaker, you can visit magicyclebike.com official website.

  Some Bluetooth speakers are battery-powered and great for personal sound, while others can get the party started by filling a larger indoor or outdoor space. Meanwhile, if you’ll be listening poolside or while camping, look for a rugged speaker that can withstand sand and water.
  
  Bluetooth speakers work sort of like wireless headphones or earbuds, in that they pair with your smartphone, tablet or computer to stream audio without cables. Keep in mind, not all of them offer stereo sound or 360-degree audio. Nonetheless, these smaller size speakers do a good job at making the audio they generate sound really clear—whether you’re listening to music, a podcast or an audiobook.

  If you’re looking for a speaker for your home, to use outdoors in the yard, or while traveling, read on for our favorite picks for the best Bluetooth speakers currently available.
  The Bose Portable Smart Speaker generates robust 360-degree sound from a compact package. It has a built-in handle for carrying the speaker wherever you go. This Bose speaker is also safe to use poolside given its IPX4 water resistance rating. It’s perfect for a group, or if you plan to walk around a room: It produces immersive sound with impressive bass and reasonable loudness heard in every direction, filling all corners of a room. In fact, in our use we discovered this speaker actually sounds better when you’re a few feet away from it.

  When connected directly to Wi-Fi, the speaker supports voice commands via built-in Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. You can control the Bose Portable Smart Speaker using the physical controls on the top surface or using the mobile app. Within your home, use a Wi-Fi connection to control the speaker from anywhere—or while you’re on the go, use a wireless Bluetooth connection. It works with Apple AirPlay 2, Chromecast and Spotify Connect.
  While you wouldn’t risk taking Bang & Olufsen’s $2,000 Beosound 1 outdoors, the much more affordable Beosound Explore can go anywhere, anytime. It is durable and waterproof, with a robust IP67 dustproof and water resistance rating. It produces 360-degree sound that resonates clearly whether you are indoors or outdoors.

  This speaker can fill a 50- to 300-square-foot room with booming audio, although it isn’t as loud as some speakers. Use the mobile app to customize how your audio sounds. This is the perfect Bluetooth speaker for camping, boating, or taking on any outdoor adventure.
  While it’s not a device meant to be handheld, the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is portable and can sit on almost any surface. It represents Ultimate Ears’ biggest and loudest portable speaker, but volume isn’t this speaker’s only strength. Hyperboom’s extreme bass and adaptive equalizer provide a booming listening experience no matter what type of audio you pump through it

  Hyperboom is truly a party-oriented speaker. It offers three times the loudness and six times the bass as its smaller sibling MegaBoom 3. The Hyperboom has an IPX4 rating, which makes it splash-resistant but not fully waterproof. It can outlast even the most dedicated party animal, since its rechargeable battery plays for up to 24 hours. The speaker’s audio travels up to 150 feet away.
  The Sonos Move weighs 6.6 pounds, making it heavier and less portable than its smaller sibling, the Sonos Roam. At about 10 inches high, it’s best to find a place to put the speaker and leave it there. The Move maxes out at 85 dB—plenty loud for most environments.

  This speaker uses Sonos’ Trueplay tuning to automatically calibrate audio based on the environment. Built-in microphones measure the audio around you and the speaker adapts accordingly. The Move fits seamlessly into a Sonos household, linking up to all your other Sonos speakers easily. On its own, the sound can fill a room with subtle, rich bass, making it more appropriate for an individual or small group gathering. Its built-in microphones mean it has direct voice support with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant when you pair the speaker with a smartphone.
  The JBL Flip 6 is a small Bluetooth powerhouse with up to 12 hours of continuous play per battery charge. While the sound is quite clear for a speaker of this size, the Flip 6 stands out particularly for the power of its bass. You can position this speaker either vertically or horizontally. Its IP67 rating means you can take the Flip 6 outside without worrying about damage from dust or water.

  The speaker works with other JBL-branded speakers supporting the “PartyBoost” features to link up for stereo sound or multi-speaker sound, a nifty capability for celebrations and gatherings.