how does this compare in sound to UE BOOM anyone know,? design is simlair
366405
I'm not familiar with that brand but I am disappointed with the quality of this speaker compared to other def tech products... Very Week bass response.
317879
Have not tried the other 2, but I will say Shure makes really quality stuff. I used to think Sennheiser was on top of everything but they moved so much of there production outside of Europe, it has not been as good. Wish I could help you out further.
903437
This a single speaker with multiple drivers high quality output sound ! If u like bass and clear mid vocals than this speaker is right for you plus it uses BT 4.0 optimum sound technology.. Its loud promise ...Especially wit hip /hop rap and rock compare this with the JBL charge that should give u a great idea.. had both and this one is better .. hope this helps G
2121272
IMHO the sound is pretty much the same as the hesh's sound, that is also similar to the crusher. I already have one of each and I think that the crusher is the best among them (If you like its bass feature, of course).
384052
The base on their other system (5.1) seems stronger but sometimes drowns out the speaking parts. The lifestyle system is calibrated better so all sound is much better between the bass and treble parts. There is still plenty of base and you can change it on the menu if you want more.
77327
The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And any more juice they pump out of the speakers will have a corresponding hit on the battery.) The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And... » Read More The battery life is honestly 40 hours at 50% volume - however, as you have noticed, using any speaker a max volume seriously reduces it's battery life. I haven't timed it, but I feel that I get 2x the battery life with the Fugoo than with the UE Boom; however the Boom is still my go-to speaker as it's much, much louder (and I get 10+ hours at partial-volume, more than enough for most events). (Note- there is a firmware upgrade for the Fugoo that I haven't tried yet that is supposed to make it louder, but I have trouble expecting it to top the Boom, which is just really nice and loud. And any more juice they pump out of the speakers will have a corresponding hit on the battery.) « Show Less
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I still haven't seen a satisfactory answer to this question. All the comments suggest the UE is equal or superior to the Squeezebox yet no one has explained why the latter, an older model, is triple the price. You don't see a price drop this huge without some tradeoffs.
1119793
I plug them into my tabletop hard drive for my computer at work. Not sure what a "UE boom" is?
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Honestly, I can not compare as I have not tried the other. Obviously, it has lots more power. As a previous audiophile, I can tell you that although "sound bars" are convenient they do not compare with real amplifiers and reals speakers. I can tell you I am happy with the sound, and the digital input works well with my 60 inch 1080p 3D TV. My only complaint is when you use digital input you have to use the rinky dink remote that came with the sound bar to control the volume. My advise is don't skimp on sound it is just as important as the picture when it comes to watching movies. Honestly, I can not compare as I have not tried the other. Obviously, it has lots more power. As a previous audiophile, I can tell you that although "sound bars" are convenient they do not compare with real amplifiers and reals speakers. I can tell you I am happy with the sound, and the digital input works well with my 60 inch 1080p 3D TV. My only complaint is when you use digital input you have to use the rinky dink remote that came with the sound bar to control the volume. My advise is don't skimp on sound it is just as important as the picture when it comes to watching movies.
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Bohemian Boy is right. I have owned both the UE's and the Shure and I did extensive research on both before purchasing each. I will say the SE535 has slightly better bass. Not to say the UE have lacking bass, the difference is small but enough to notice. The UE have far superior sound quality in terms of highs and midrange. At this level of headphone it really depends on the type of music you listen to. Most claim to be all around listeners, including myself, but I will say that the artist with the most songs on my iPod is metallica if that tells you anything in regards the genre these headphones cater to. I range in anything from classic rock to metal to more modern rock. I have rap/hip hop, classical like beethoven, jazz, blues, dub step, R&B, and pretty much anything else besides country. I believe I have just one song that could even be considered country. I owned the triplefi 10 pro before these and upgraded June of last year and couldn't be happier. I had the Triplefi 10's for over a year and have had these for about 7 months and never had a problem with functionality. For the record though I never had a problem with the Shure's either. I recently sold them though as I prefer the UE and didn't need two pairs of high end headphones. Hope this helps!
2151363
Yes it will be loud enough. I would recommend the logitec UE mini boom over the solemate mini though.
616286
I would not think that the UE 600vi to be the choice for bass lovers as it is more for towards the treble/clarity side.You might want to check out the UE 900 instead although the price range differs alot.
149520
The bass is very good, however, I must warn you, if you blast it, you'll blow out a speaker, which is what happened to me. Hope this helps. :-)
498940
I have not heard the sound from new beatboxBut this one is definately loud ,bass effect is too goodBest part value for moneyDo buy it for sure
1763173
I've had mine thumping in a 7.2 System and I've put it through its paces. It rewards me with tight bass when it calls for it and a definitive rumbling if needed. For the money, its a no brainer.
2171192
I haven't been in a noisy surgical operating room, but this unit pumps out some pretty loud music. Also check out the newer bluetooth speakers. I just bought the UE Mini and it is loud for its size. I bet the larger UE product is even louder.
30245
I cannot make a comparison, but The HK sound is superb with plenty of bass. With volume cranked up there is no noticeable distortion, again, plenty of bass but sound is well balanced (so bass is not exaggerated, which you may want...).