SoundcoreMotion X500 Bluetooth Speaker with Spatial Audio, Hi-Res Sound, 3-Channel Audio, Upward Firing Driver, Ambient Light

Every bit as good as our Sonos speaker, at a fraction of the price.I only keep it on at about level 2 of volume, and it's plenty loud enough. I listen to music outside so don't want to disturb neighbors.This speaker has great bass and clarity without having to jack up the volume. I can have it on at a non-distracting volume and still appreciate excellent sound quality.A perfect speaker for my needs.Adding this as well, as I'm so~~~ impressed. I just watched a movie outside on a projector with this speaker connected via Bluetooth. I honestly haven't been able to hear a movie this well in over a decade. For whatever reason, movies in "recent" years use such a range of volume that I'm either struggling to hear what the actors are saying or frantically trying to turn down the volume during an action scene. Consequently, I usually watch with the captions on.I had the volume on this speaker so low that you could hardly hear it 20' away, and yet every spoken word was perfectly clear!So glad I bought this.

Quería que sonará más duro, pero el sonido es muy nítido, es bastante económico para lo que nos ofrece.

I bought it for under $80, vs the SRP and I'm in awe of how this sounds. Sound is very comparable to more premium brand BT speakers!With 3 different modes, and you can customize the lighting effects too. And the build quality is superb too.

Bought this in place of my older JBL gigantic sound bar which doesn’t seem to pair anymore with my new iOS 14 phone.Really wanted this for music anyway and find it plays pretty clearly.The spatial audio, however was a little disappointing as far as that idea that it surrounds you which of course it cannot.But if you stand and move away from it or position it Centered towards you you get the idea.I find the base a little muddy but it’s still carries as well.I would love to try the X 600 when it goes down in price for comparison.I’m kind of a snob about my audio and how it sounds.I tried the 300 but wanted more spatial stereo separation, which is what I got with this.I’m enjoying it so far with different genres ranging from jazz to chill to folk music.It has a pretty warm sound.I have not tried it yet with streaming TV so I can’t say much yet about that but I will be trying that soon.Using this in my apartment.It is very heavy and not very fun to move around and I think the point is to keep it in one space though it certainly could be moved from room to room. It’s just a little bit more weight Than I’m used to in modern speakers.It saves a lot of space as well.If it was cheaper it’d be perfect which it will be.You all watch lol.I recommend this anyhow if you want to simplifyIf you’re picky like me, you may have issues but if not, you’re going to love itAn iOS of course Apple which I use it will not convert lossless as you might know because of data or something like that so that’s disappointing so it’s kind of average as far as the quality and I still have to find a charging block for this thing.Packaged really well, however in the ambient lights are kind of nice.The top buttons can be tricky and tough to press which I do not like about soundcore design so far in any of their speakers, so that can be frustrating And not very physically friendly and with vision loss like I have the lights mean nothing to me

Decently priced, nice size, good style, easy to operate, the sound is not tin like, it is as if the person or musician/s are in the room with you. Superior clarity, and I have not noticed any sound distortion when the volume is way up. This size takes up real estate in ones carry-on. However, there is a smaller version for when space is tight. It is rechargeable too, and having blue-tooth hooks up to T.V s with no sound bar, phones, and a host of options. I have a few friends who own the smaller version of this and they claim it travels well with the same great performance of this size.

I would like to start by saying I'm not an audiophile. I'm an older person that thinks he's losing his hearing. I like music and podcasts. My genre of music ranges from classical to punk rock and everything in between. The only reference I have at this point is my JBL speaker with similar specs.When it comes to sound range, this product seems a little on the bass-y side which is my preference. I've used this product in my house and in my RV/Trailer with great sound and sound range. There are some limited on-device settings to change the audio, which works well. There is also an accompanying application that Soundcore provides that give you additional options. Indoor and outdoor sound quality are equally as good. Sound distortion is minimal and that's only if you max out the volume and the audio isn't encoded correctly, which I have not fully tested. If you have a good sound file, distortion will be nonexistent.Controls look a bit complicated, but are actually very easy to use. Build quality is seems robust, but I really like the feet on this product. It will stay where you put it as long as it's flat. I say this, because the form factor is narrow, so it fits just about anywhere, but if it's not level, it's likely to tip over. This is should not be an issue for most, but wanted to note this for anyone planning on utilizing this product outdoors.Overall, Soundcore is still relatively new compared to Bose, JBL, and the like in this product space. Soundcore gives us another option delivering a great sounding alternative. I would recommend.