Sennheiser has been very busy over the last few months. They have revamped their whole truly wireless earbud line up, and personally, I love both the CX Plus and Momentum True Wireless 3’s. Plus, we now know that the Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones are right around the corner. But today, we’re going to checkout Sennheiser’s first pair of truly wireless earbuds for working out, The Sennheiser Sport. Or at least that’s what I call them cause Sport true wireless just doesn’t ring.
I’m going to start of by saying that the Sennheiser Momentum 2’s were my favorite sounding earbuds, up until the Sennheiser CX Plus’s came out. The CX Plus’s just sounded a little more open, and their bass was much more defined and hard hitting. Plus, the smaller case was nice too. But now, we have the Momentum 3’s, I’ve been using these things for the last month and half and I love them. They sound better than the Momentum 2’s and they have a lot of important refinements to them as well.
So the Soundboks Go is Soundbok’s more portable but still ultra rugged and super loud bluetooth speaker that does a good job of keeping up with its larger brother… the Soundboks 3. Now like I said in the full review, I think the Soundboks Go is a very niche speaker and I also feel that it is going to get cross referenced with a lot of other speakers out there. But today we’re going to compare the Soundboks Go to both the JBL Partybox 310 and Sony XP700. Price wise… these are some very close competitors.
So Soundboks first made a name for themselves by creating a super durable bluetooth speaker that can take any abuse that you can throw at it… all while still being able to get incredibly loud. Now even though the Soundboks 3 is relatively small and lightweight when compared to its direct competitors… We now have the Soundboks Go which is even more portable than the Soubdoks 3. However, if you are trying to choose between either of these two speakers… then you definitely have to watch this video cause these two speakers are very different from one another.
So the Sounboks Go is Sounboks’s newest speaker that’s super portable and super durable all while still being able to get super loud and it also has a super long battery life. And if you’re looking for a speaker to constantly take on the go with you, then the Go is a great option. But since I do feel that the Go is going to be cross referenced with multiple speakers… and there are more portable options out there… today we’re going to compare the Go to the JBL Boombox 2, Sony XG500, and the UE Hyperboom.
So the Soundboks Go is Soundbok’s more portable but still ultra rugged and super loud bluetooth speaker that does a good job of keeping up with its larger brother… the Soundboks 3. Now like I said in the full review, I think the Soundboks Go is a very niche speaker and I also feel that it is going to get cross referenced with a lot of other speakers out there. But today we’re going to compare the Soundboks Go to both the JBL Partybox 110 and Sony XP500. Form factor wise, these are the most direct competitors to the Soundboks Go.
This is the Soundboks Go. If you’re looking for a super rugged portable box speaker that can take a whole lot of abuse, keep up with your constant on the go, outdoors life style… all while packing a whole lot of volume in a relatively compact form factor… then the Soundboks Go is for you. The Soundboks go is literally going to give you Partybox 310 max volume performance in a more rugged and smaller body than the Partybox 110. However, the Soundboks Go is not the best if you plan on using it indoors. But nonetheless, lets checkout the Soundboks Go and see what its about.
The Partybox Encore Essential is a great little box speaker that packs a very big punch in a very small package. And for most people, I think this speaker will have no problem delivering. But if you’re looking for something durable and portable to constantly take on the go with you… the encore will get the job done… but today we’re going to compare the Encore to the JBL Boombox 2, the Sony XG500 and the UE Hyperboom.
