Tribit - Stormbox Micro 2

Stormbox Micro 2! Since you have the budget, buy 2 of them for a good TWS setup

Sorry, I assumed Stormbox Micro 2 when you mentioned Stormbox 2, my bad. I think it would have similar sound signature and quality yet louder than micro 2. You can safely go with that. Usually Stormbox series are for outdoors and XSound series for indoors.

Not quite “audiophile“ but one can actually enjoy good music with Tribit Stormbox Micro 2. If you looking to buy Marshall Willen, go for this instead

Better go for Stormbox Micro2. Same sound quality but cheaper and you can pair 2 of them to make a stereo speaker

Bro motion 300 doesn't come close to Flip 6 in the terms of clarity, instrument separation and bass, but still jbl is a little bit harsh. My first Bluetooth speaker was tribit stormbox micro 2, a bit smaller than average portable speakers and I love it's sound profile it was best to my ears. Later on I tried tribit sound plus, JBL flip 6, motion 300, and currently I'm having Bose SoundLink flex Gen 2. Bose is not everyone it doesn't have a bright sound. And the soundstage is narrow but still somehow it's favorite to Many. I didn't try tribit stormbox flow but I heard it has same sound profile as tribit stormbox micro 2. Tribit sound plus is also called audiophile level speaker so you can try sound plus 2. Motion 300 bass some time so bad that unbearable.

Tribit stormbox micro 2. Don't think about any other.

Tribit stormbox micro 2. If only for audio. Because it lags in video. But sound quality is top notch

How Micro are we talking about? Xiaomi has some really small good sound BT speakers. Maybe about 2.5 inches in diameter. However for a more surprising sound to size ratio plus quality it's the tribit stormbox micro 2 for me as well...

I second this. Been on the same dilemma and found the Tribit the best balance for a small speaker. And the App Equalizer saves the settings on the device itself which is an underrated feature

Tribit Stormbox micro 2. That's good for the shower...

Cant beat this one i use it almost every day at work

I have the Stormbox Blast and Micro 2. Good enough for me.

I have Tribit StormBox Micro 2 you can check that out

I think if you must be at that tiny size, you might wanna get another EWA A106. Smaller than, but sounds WAY better than, my wife's Marsboy which I HATED. However, at 4.10 x 3.92 x 1.68, I think the Tribit Micro 2 + EQ + boundary effect (placed 12" from a corner or at least a wall) + 30%+ volume level gives you a satisfying sound. Not impressive bass, but not depressive either like most tiny speakers. (At very low volume levels, NO bass at all. By 50%, you get a full sound including low midbass.

I ordered 12/30, delivered 1/11. DEFINTELY king of SQ for size AND price. It's not audiophile quality, but it sounds VERY good, especially indoors. It has surprising bass using boundary effect (place 12" from a corner or wall), and the dedicated tweeter produces highs I'm not used to in a small BT speaker. It sounds so good I don't need to EQ like on the Tribit Micro 2 and Brane X which both REQUIRE EQ. After EQ the Brane X sounds AMAZING, bass and overall sound is in a whole other category. I actually planned on using the Brane X as a travel speaker, my wife said out of the question. So I ordered both the Tribit Micro 2 and the Sound Outdoor for different space constraints, but after hearing both, I'll ALWAYS make room for the Sound Outdoor. I don't see myself settling for the Micro 2's sound… I can make 53 cubic inches of space (2-5/8 x 2-5/8 x 7-3/4"), maybe even take it in my computer bag. I ordered another one, the price can't be beat for this level of quality.

I haven't heard the Klipsch, but I prefer the sound of the SL Micro 2 to the Clip 5. It pushes more bass and has more treble clarity, and the mids aren't as "in your face" or as prominent as they are with the Clip 5. The SL Micro does a great job of sounding bigger than it looks.

Man, they're pretty darn close. Out of the box, the TSM2 is pushing a bit more mid-range. The SL Micro 2 has a similar profile to the SL Flex and Plus. With a little EQ, you can almost get them to sound the same. They both get to about 110-115SPL at max volume, but the Bose stays much cleaner at higher volumes. The TSM2 distorts quicker. That said, I ran a battery test on the Bose at 80dB from one metre away, and it only lasted for four and a half hours. Wish I had a pair to try them out in stereo, but currently just have one of each!

Slam dunk…agreed, best choice.

I have the Tribit Micro 2 and it’s awesome. For something even lighter, I have the Sony XB100 and I really like it. It has a convenient strap as well.

i don’t understand what you are expecting. it’s physics really, you need size and weight to have a legit good speaker. micro has the whole package of punching above its weight *for its size*. that’s always the expectation in reviews. it’s ultra portable. there are other class of speakers in between the micro and motion+ around 600g that you might prefer. that’s soundcore motion 300, b&o a1, bose sound link flex, and many others. also, the uboom L battery already died? sheesh.