Hyperboom in the box

This Ultimate Ears speaker comparison will help you pick the right box to rock your party. It was roughly the size of a tall can of Arizona iced tea and it set a high water mark for other portable Bluetooth speaker manufacturers. Thanks to its cylindrical design, it pumped out loud, clear, punchy sound in every direction for the duration of its impressive battery life. Since then Ultimate Ears has refined and expanded its line of portable party machines.

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• We tested the new Ultimate Ears Hyperboom speaker to see if it’s worth the hype
• So, Should You Buy the UE Hyperboom or JBL Xtreme 3?
• The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker
• Best Bluetooth speakers 2021: Here comes the boom
• Ultimate Ears Hyperboom review: The largest, loudest Boom yet
• JBL Boombox 2 vs. UE Hyperboom: Which portable Bluetooth party speaker is better?
• Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM

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We tested the new Ultimate Ears Hyperboom speaker to see if it’s worth the hype

Ultimate Ears has released some wonderful Bluetooth speakers over the past few years and the Hyperboom is its biggest and bassiest yet.

It dwarfs its stablemates the Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 in both stature and sound, delivering first-rate audio quality at ear-shatteringly loud volumes. Buy now from Ultimate Ears. Aside from the speaker, all you get in the box is the AC adapter and a choice of European two-pin or UK three-pin connection cables. You do, however, get a lot of speaker for your money. The Hyperboom measures x x mm WDH and weighs 5.

Battery life is stated at up to 24 hours at around half volume — your mileage will of course vary depending on how loud you like to listen to your music. Compared with other members of the Ultimate Ears speaker family, the Hyperboom is rather understated in appearance. The unit itself is cuboid in shape, roughly twice as high as it is wide and deep, and has a flat, square top and base with gently rounded corners.

The majority of its exterior is covered by a two-tone fabric, which leaves very little plastic visible and helps lend the Hyperboom a monolithic majesty. Image 2 of 8. And on the top of the speaker are all the controls. You can also use the Boom app to control the Hyperboom from your smartphone, and the app includes the ability to power on the speaker, which I found a particularly welcome inclusion.

The Hyperboom uses a combination of two mm woofers, a pair of 25mm tweeters and two 89mm x mm passive radiators to deliver audio and the results are top-notch.

Bass boost is self-explanatory but it's worth mentioning just how potent the low-end is when it's engaged. The speaker's default profile is far from lacking in bass response but when the bass is boosted, it delivers audio that will really get your room shaking. All three work well, although I was perfectly happy with the default profile in most situations. Image 8 of 8. This uses a microphone positioned on the top of the speaker to analyse the acoustics of your room and adjusts the bass, mids and treble response to balance out the sound.

No matter where I positioned the speaker, I found the audio well balanced and engaging. I experienced no distortion from the Hyperboom, even when blasting out tracks at maximum volume. One of the downsides to the Hyperboom is its weight.

There are a couple of things that could be feasibly added to enhance the overall experience, too. In the two areas integral to the success of a party-focused speaker — sound quality and volume — the Hyperboom knocks it out of the park.

If you can live without your voice assistant and all you want is a speaker to bring the party with you wherever you go, the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is a great choice. Sign up for our daily newsletter Newsletter. Andy White. Image 1 of 8. Our Rating. Price when reviewed. See related.

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So, Should You Buy the UE Hyperboom or JBL Xtreme 3?

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The Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker

Ultimate Ears has released some wonderful Bluetooth speakers over the past few years and the Hyperboom is its biggest and bassiest yet. It dwarfs its stablemates the Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 in both stature and sound, delivering first-rate audio quality at ear-shatteringly loud volumes. Buy now from Ultimate Ears. Aside from the speaker, all you get in the box is the AC adapter and a choice of European two-pin or UK three-pin connection cables. You do, however, get a lot of speaker for your money. The Hyperboom measures x x mm WDH and weighs 5. Battery life is stated at up to 24 hours at around half volume — your mileage will of course vary depending on how loud you like to listen to your music. Compared with other members of the Ultimate Ears speaker family, the Hyperboom is rather understated in appearance.

Best Bluetooth speakers 2021: Here comes the boom

Portable Bluetooth speakers are the easiest, most affordable way to spread the sound from your phone or tablet across a room, backyard, or beach blanket. But we think the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2 will appeal to almost everyone. Its full, clear sound and its ultra-rugged, compact design make it a perfect travel companion. We test Bluetooth speakers with expert listeners, and we conceal the identities of the products to eliminate bias.

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom review: The largest, loudest Boom yet

CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. It's not cheap, nor is it light, but the Hyberboom packs some serious punch -- and it looks and sounds more like a real speaker. Ultimate Ears Boom speakers come in a few different sizes, but none as big as the Hyberboom. A supersize wireless speaker that tips the scales at a hefty 13 pounds, the Hyperboom makes the Megaboom 3 look unquestionably puny.

JBL Boombox 2 vs. UE Hyperboom: Which portable Bluetooth party speaker is better?

Simply provide proof of a competing retailer's advertised price for the identical item at the time of purchase or within 7 days. It's our most bass-blasting, Earth-shattering speaker yet — with zero compromises on sound balance or quality. The adaptive EQ reads the room or patio, or rooftop and automatically balances the sound until it's perfect for your space. Then hit the source selector button to instantly switch. Just fire up the app to wirelessly connect and add one, two, or more speakers to kick-start a party of truly ultimate proportions. Get ready to set off some car alarms. Hey, it happens!

Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM

A party is only as good as the music played allows it to be. However, UE has created a speaker for this exact niche. The UE Hyperboom delivers massive sound in a somewhat portable package.

It's a great time to think about buying a Bluetooth speaker, too. Black Friday falls on November 26, and early deals are already starting to land. You can be sure that Bluetooth speakers will be discounted during the sales period, which runs right through to Cyber Monday on November But why do you need a Bluetooth speaker in the first place? Well, portable speakers that stream music from your devices via Bluetooth are a great idea if you want high quality audio at home. Although if you're planning on paying a visit to the beach, you may want to check out our guide to the best waterproof speakers , too.

Sure it's expensive, but it fills a niche that UE couldn't previously fill. This is a giant UE speaker stretched to its limits, but does that make it any good? The first thing you should know is that this thing is big. For the first time, UE went with a square shape for its speaker instead of a cylinder, and it works. Instead, this is the kind of speaker you want for a backyard or beach party. Related: Ultimate Bluetooth speaker guide. The speaker is made of a tough plastic that is IPX4 splash and dust-resistant.

The market is flooded with wireless speakers, but many are not aware that Ultimate Ears was among the first to actually manage to make speakers with good sound. Before the UE Boom, as it is called, it was mostly thin, screaming crows of some speakers. You could say that Boom was a watershed for small, portable speakers. After that, it seems as if the others sharpened, and the sound was generally better with other manufacturers.