The large +/- symbols are integrated controls on the main rubberised panel and can be tapped to make things quieter or louder, but these work independently of your Bluetooth device's output. The UE Boom delivers on all counts - it has a big, loud yet rich sound that's unrivalled in this market sector. If you want a Bluetooth speaker for use indoors or out - or even as a quick replacement for a broken car stereo, which is just how we used it on a sunny drive to Kent one weekend - you want it to sound decent and be faff free when it comes to connection. And there's no need for wires either - it's all Bluetooth so a phone in the pocket can push through playlists without any tangled wires needing to get in the way.
As the product has a diameter and physical length similar to that of a water bottle it's also possible to slip the UE Boom into a bicycle bottle holder or the mesh slip typical of many backpacks.
Learning the error of our ways, the hanging technique came in handy in the tent and this did an even better job of projecting sound. Towards the top (or bottom, depending on which way up you like to sit it) there is an open mini-USB port that's the only danger zone when it comes to liquid.Īs well as being positioned flat or stood up on either end, the UE Boom is also designed to sit on a tripod mount, or hang by a tied cord via the included metal loop. As the hours passed so did the beverages until the combination of wonky surface and stumbling feet caused inevitable spills - the Boom took more than a good swig of beer and survived unscathed. And we should know - the UE Boom lived with us for five days in a 12-man tent at Glastonbury festival 2013 where at the beginning of a four-hour downpour a slightly soggy Boom sat in the centre of our tent and delivered the tunes to appreciative ears. The mesh material has been plasma-coated for waterproofing, which means the whole unit can survive a soaking. The near-cylindrical shape has been designed to project sound at near-360-degrees for a uniform delivery of audio in open spaces, and it genuinely works except for an ever so slight shift in top-end if the main rubberised panel is at a specific angle to the ears. But the UE Boom is not just striking to look at, it's a well thought-out product in its design too. It's available in six colourways - pink and red, blue and white, black and grey, blue and yellow, white and red, or plain white each with a rubberised main panel and mesh-like material finish. would like more EQ presets and customisation options within app.Not a huge amount of bass from this format.two units can be used in true stereo (or as a pair).can pair with multiple devices to take turns sharing music.
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