Anker Soundcore Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Ideal for Travel, 24-Hour Playtime, 66-Feet Range, Dual-Driver, Portable Wireless Speaker，Superior Sound, Low Distortion, Built-in Mic -Blue

You want a review? Here's a review! Talk about a damn good speaker for the price. You can't beat this value. I actually hear bass! I've had my speaker for a wee lil bit over 2 years now. So trust this is a proper review. If a reviewer got it, and it was broken immediately or shortly thereafter, yes, that says something about overall quality, but unfortunately, no matter the product lemons occur. Those reviews are totally helpful, but you have to weigh them against other reviews that may be more positive. And no, I'm not being paid for this review. I just feel that the more information provided on a product the best for all - consumers, manufacturers, and sellers. That being said...let's get down to the nitty gritty. Price - done and done, son. You can beat this price. Even without looking at quality, <$30 for a portable speaker is damn proper. Usually, at this price, I'm thinking, "How much treble am I gonna have?" Yes "treble" bc for most low end speakers that's all you get - treble, and then, bass that is the equivalent to a soft unsatisfied grunt. Charge - The charge does last a long time. However, I can now tell that the time between charges is shorter now. And in the past 2 months I've noticed that I can have it charging, not in use for a long time, but the blue light that indicates that the speaker is fully charged never goes on. This did bother me when it first started happening, but I now see that I still have a lot of play/usage time despite not having the blue light fully charged special.. Definitely 12+ hrs. I cannot say exactly how much use time I get. I don't keep the speaker in use for more than 5ish+ hrs most days. But I do notice the frequency of charge. And now, after 2 years and many, many, many days leaving the speaker on, not plugged in, not in use (for days), I will have to charge it once during the weekend. That's the time I use it the most and when it might be in use for 8+ hrs. Personally, it's not a bother since I can charge and use the speaker at the same time. However, if you're going on a weekend camping trip, especially if you've had the speaker for a while, definitely take a power source or an additional speaker. I'm planning on getting another for that same reason - one for home and one for travel. Sound Quality - As I mentioned earlier, for a portable speaker, the bass is quite decent, as is the volume. I've had house parties using only this speaker and it was perfect. Now, I do only have a 2/1 apt, but on the balcony and even on the yard (if strategically placed) all guests were able to hear the music. Yet, it's not too loud to cause a disturbance. We've been hanging out till 6-7am, with the speaker on the balcony, without any complaints. Volume: Distubance = on point! Set-up/Use - The set up is über simple. And you can easily disconnect and pair the speaker to another device. As more an more devices become simpler to pair, this is not as an important feature, but still one to note. KIS - keep it simple. Not so short summary that is longer than the review - Hands down this is the best speaker for your money and better than many other higher priced speakers out there. I almost bought a Beats Pill, but decided against it after comparing price and reviews to Anker's portable speaker. And I decided, quite definitively, yes, Anker's portable speaker is worth it. For a fraction of the price for Beats I encourage you to try it out. Especially make the leap if you are looking for a travel speaker. Because when you travel, things never go as planned and inevitably something goes to crap like - your trip itinerary, your luggage, shady hostels inspired by or the inspiration of an Eli Roth flick, lost chonies (look it up bc the "p" word is gross, girls wear those, and I'm a grown woman and I wear chonies/chones), lost passports, lost virginities (the plural includes one virginity for multiple individuals or multiple virginities per one individual - like if you grew a second hymen or are a born again virgin), lost souls (it happens), or even the loss of dignity. But through all of that, what really blows is the loss of a hundreds of dollars speaker that you purchased mainly for your travel. If you get the Anker Soundcore, will you be protected from the aforementioned b.s.? Not in the slightest. But will you loathe yourself less when your bad ass portable speaker with 24hr charge is lost? Yes bc you didn't spend a few Benjamins on it.So now you can get a replacement. Or better yet, go ahead and buy 2 now and save yourself the hassle (but indulge in the Hasselhoff). Moral of the story. Stop reading reviews right meow and get this speaker. It's good, it's a fraction of the cost of comparable speakers, the charge lasts forever (if your forever was 24 hrs or less), you can charge it and still use it, and does this look like a face that would lie to you? Exactly! Also you can use the speaker, connected to your Alexa decide to play music by the Hoff, without a hassle (you see why I did there). Epilogue: On a side note, I'm currently debating getting this model (which I've had for two years, just reminding you in case you forgot or were distracted by to sweet tunage of the Hoff playing in your mind since you ahvent bought this speaker yet -Shame, shame, SHAME!), or the updated version. I've been pretty darn pleased with the older model. So that should also tell you something - the older model is so dope that I don't even know if I need the newer version.

I bought this BT speaker on October 2023 (7 months ago). I use it everyday in some way like the car , hanging out somewhere or in my gazebo out in back of my house . I didnt expect much because the price was so affordable but man was i blown away by this amazing product . Ive had small bluetooth speakers that have cost me way over $100 and i usually have bought big brand names in audio, and i'm telling you the big names were nowhere near as amazing as this Anker soundcore speaker . 1st) the battery last for 24 hours easy (playing constantly ) . not only that but your cell phone will tell you how much battery life you have when you connect and look in BT connections or your phone . yeah , i said 24 hours on this small speaker . 2nd ) the sound is LOUD and clear . i listen to reggae on my gazebo in the evening and my neighbors have asked me to turn it down. also , reggae music has some bass in it and that sounds really good , deep & clear coming out of this little speaker . 3rd ) i use my cell phone to play my music and my phone stays inside on my coffee table and im out on my gazebo way out back of my house and the blue tooth range is amazing !! 4th) this speaker has some type rubber outer coating protecting it from drops and rain /water . i have dropped this speaker on the concrete so many times when my hands are full carrying a bunch of things when i walk from my car to the house . the rubber coating does work well and it protect the device . i also have no dents or scratches on the speaker from all the drops . some brand name speakers that i had in the past have broken with 1 or 2 drops . i think i killed around 3 or 4 from the same type drops . not the Anker. This company has the best bluetooth speaker as far as i am concerned and i have had over 8, 9 ,10 over the years . i just dont understand why the product has such a low price ? anyway , I AM A CUSTOMER FOR LIFE . Thank you Anker

The other two people that I live with both work on Fridays, so I use that time to deep clean, do my laundry, do meal prep for the week, do light work on my laptop, etc and I love listening to my music while moving around my house doing these. My phone speaker is kind of trash and my computer speaker, somehow, is even worse than my phone, so I decided to buy a speaker. Buy this speaker. If you're considering buying it, don't worry about anything else and buy this speaker. Pros: 1) Very fast when it comes to connecting. Even when connecting it for the first time, it's very quick to sync with my phone and laptop and is able to switch the audio with minimal delay. In addition, it's fast to boot up and shut down. 2) The sound. Excellent. Usually with most speakers that cost less than 50 dollars would give you that gross disjointed, rattling sound when you turn them on full blast, but this speaker doesn't. It's quite loud as well; I'm able to hear it from all the way across my house and even a little bit outside when on full blast (though my walls are kind of thin and I don't blast my music enough for a public disturbance.) As expected, it sounds best on a low-mid volume, but it doesn't make much of any difference to the audio quality when it's on full volume. I could listen to Video Game OST's and Rock music all day on this thing. 3) Overall design. The size is good for its power, not too big, not too small. The design is simple and minimalistic, and I like that the buttons are textured. The rectangular shape isn't my cup of tea, but I usually put it on my desk or on my kitchen counter and go on with about my day so it's something you can get over quickly. It's light and easy to move around as well. I've dropped it a few times on accident on hard tile floors, and it hasn't broken or damaged anything either. 4) Battery life. I've only used it for maybe 2-4 hours every now and then since I bought it and I haven't had to charge it yet. It came to me fully charged and it's really nice that I don't have to charge it every two hours like other speakers. Cons: 1) Bass. The bass itself is great, though I mean more like, wall-rattling, bring-this-to-a-friends-house bass. This isn't that kind of speaker. Now, it would be nice for a little private outing with some buds at a picnic or watching a movie outside and such, but don't bring this to a house party and expect a mosh pit, ya know? It's loud, but not like that. Personally, I don't mind the bass so this is for other people to consider. 2) No fast-forwards/rewind option. Speaker has a power button, volume up and down button, play/pause button, and a bluetooth button but that's kind of it. A little inconvenient when I'm a bit away from my phone and want to change/rewind the song. Would really like if you could press the play button twice or three times to fast-forward at the least, but that's all. TLDR; This is a great speaker for a decent price. If you're cheap and have second thoughts about the price, this speaker is very much worth it. Great sound that is able to get loud without messing with the audio quality, excellent battery life, and fast when syncing. Not the best speaker for a house party if that's your kind of thing. Overall, 9.5/10.

I was at Wal-Mart and this speaker was $49.99. I had already saw it on Amazon so was shocked at the price difference. The soundcore boost was the same cost but not the original soundcore which is much cheaper here. Anyway I'll list the pros and cons. Pros: It's really good clarity and loud for such a compact speaker. It's simple to connect, anyone can do it. Bluetooth immediately recognised the speaker. The battery lasts awhile so you don't have to charge it too often from what I hear. I just received it yesterday. Cons: The bass could be better but it's okay for me. Bluetooth could reach further as my phone is in the bedroom and the speaker in the next room it cuts in and out sometimes.. Anker told me it's up to 66 feet without any interference such as walls, etc. I wish that this could reach throughout the entire house. It's suppose to be a better range then that. I've tested it 30-35 feet away from my phone in the next room, the kitchen and it works fine but cuts in and out sometimes which is annoying, other times it's fine and doesn't cut out.. I wish the speaker was louder. It fills a medium size room nicely but it you are having a party or like booming loud music throughout your entire house then this is not for you. It is loud for such a compact speaker.. My hubby said WOW that little speaker is pretty loud and clear for such a small unit, shocking. It's perfect for the bedroom or living room. It's really loud while cleaning, I just have to take it room to room because it won't fill your entire home with loud music so I personally take it room to room to have loud music and it fits my needs fine. I can hear it from anyroom in the house but it's definitely not loud enough in separate rooms. All in all for the price it's very nice and the clarity is great too. I don't regret the purchase but wish that I would have opted for a slightly larger/louder speaker for days I want to fill the house with booming loud music. Honestly I didn't have $100-200 to spend on a super loud speaker, when this one is almost perfect and $200 to me seems ridiculous for a Bluetooth speaker when this one works just fine and is louder then most in this price range. For the price it's nice! I think it's slightly overrated or I have high expectations but it's not bad either. I wanted to share the difference in the soundcore 2 and OONTZ that my friend has. We compared both. The volume and clarity is exactly the same in the soundcore 2. the Bass is a little better in the soundcore 2 but that is basically the only difference sound wise. They look similar but the Soundcore 2 has a cover for the charging port to keep dust and water out and this one does not. The soundcore 2 often goes on sale here for $34. I wouldn't pay $40 for it because there isn't much of a difference soundwise. The Oonz is louder then the Anker Soundcore. I was surprised. The clarity wasn't quite as clear as the Anker so it's a toss up. Both are great speakers in this price range. If you need booming loud music that will feel a large yard or the entire house with booming loud music then you would have to spend $200 for a good one with good sound quality. I think it's loud for how compact it is. My hubby often tells me to turn it down, he has a headache. When the speaker is in the living room and I'm on the porch outside with the door closed I can hear the speaker. That speaks volumes.. For the price and clarity I think it's worth $30. It costs more at Wal-Mart and when it first came out it cost more so Amazon is really reasonable. It's also nice for watching movies on your phone or tablet through the system as the volume and clarity beats any phone by a looong shot. In this price range Anker and OONZ is the best. It's a toss up, the Anker is clearer sounding but the Oonz is louder. It's remarkable how nice this is for $30. I hope this was helpful. I was new to Bluetooth speakers so these were my thoughts before purchasing and it was hard to find answers for without testing for myself. I'm quite pleased with it. I mentioned I love loud music so I take it room to room when cleaning and it is really loud. It annoys my hubby. Ha.. It won't fill your entire home with super loud music from any room in the house but for the price it's hard to find a better one. Even when it's in the kitchen and my hubby is in the living room he says turn that thing down. Lol.. I also wanted to mention that Anker has amazing customer service, the best so if you have any problems or concerns contact them. There's not many companies in electronics like them. They stand behind there products 100%.

Since this is the first real review I’m doing I’m not really sure where to start. I’ve been wanting a Bluetooth speaker for a while now. With a trip to the beach coming up I decided it was time to pull the trigger. There is nothing better than sitting on the beach with a cold beer and listening to good music. I am the type of person who likes good sound quality and that is going to be the number one thing I look for before I consider aesthetics or brand. There is an exception here – budget. When I first came across the Anker SoundCore on Amazon I was skeptical mostly because of the $35 price point. The next speaker I consider was the JBL Clip 2. The JBL did satisfy a requirement I had which was to be waterproof. However I decided that sacrificing this to save a little cash. Another deciding factor was the reviews that I read on Amazon. While one reviewer (krwhome) did a comparison of the JBL Flip 3 speaker to the Anker. Their initial observation was higher sound quality with the JBL (as I would expect). However after further testing they edited the review to state that the Bluetooth range on the SoundCore was superior. This is a bonus for me so I went with the Anker. Full disclosure – I have not been able to test this claim so I’m taking their word for it. I have been using it for several days without a recharge simply cutting it off when not in used. Very impressed with the battery life so far. Initial Thoughts: The packaging is very nice. Everything has its place and no space is wasted. There is just enough room for the speaker and charging cable with a small manual (who needs those things anyway?). The design of the speaker is very satisfying. I like how simple and sleek it is. The logo on the front is a really cool touch to me. It literally takes up a large portion of the front but still manages to not be overstated or obnoxious. If anything it really adds something to the look in my opinion. Some things I did not notice when shopping for the speaker are that it has a 3.5mm aux plug on the side as well as a microphone. For me this is a nice surprise since I wasn’t expecting it. I never really thought of using it for making calls or using the Google Assistant but that definitely makes it even more useful! The buttons on the top are responsive. I do like that they are the same color so it doesn’t take away from the sleek look but my initial impression was that this may make them harder to distinguish after a few beers. After handling the speaker it has a very dense sturdy feel. Overall my initial impression of the Anker SoundCore is very positive. Testing & Use: Right out of the box pairing with my Samsung S8 was very quick and simple. Right when it powered on the blue LED on the front was flashing. Almost immediately it showed up on the phone and paired right up. The LED is solid once paired. First thing I did was fired up Amazon Unlimited Music and listened to the new Imagine Dragons album in an effort to test the range and see how good the lows are. The highs sound great and overall sound quality is very good. The lows do leave a little to be desired in my opinion. Though I wouldn’t really hold it against the speaker due to its size and price point. The lows are At the time of this review I see a new model (Anker SoundCore 2) has been released and it advertises better base and 66ft Bluetooth range. The price is only a little higher at $45.99 it would be worth a try but I’m still very happy with the original SoundCore. The call quality was decent on both calls I made in testing. I don’t really have a baseline here but compared to the speakerphone on my S8 it is similar. Callers reported a little better microphone quality from the S8 as I would expect. However they had no complaints when talking through the SoundCore. Testing outdoors on the patio by the pool as well as on the beach was very impressive. The volume is plenty for several people to enjoy and adjusting is easy thanks to the large pronounced buttons on the top. One thing to keep in mind is the fact that it is not waterproof or water resistant. So if you’re taking this to the pool or beach as I am keep it safe! The battery life thus far has been fantastic. I’ve listened for several hours at a time and not had it go dead on me. They advertise 24 hour battery life. I have not put this to the test but have no reason to doubt it is obtainable at a reasonable volume. I don’t have a lot of negatives for the SoundCore. If the volume is up to maximum and you press the volume up button it has a very loud beep to let you know you’re as high as you can go. It is in my opinion an obnoxious beep but I understand it’s purpose and don’t see a point in docking points for that. The very first time I connected to the SoundCore I was testing the and went a couple rooms over to see how well it would pick up. Once I got 25 or 30 feet away it began to break up some but bear in mind this was through several walls as well. The thing that initially concerned me was that it did not reconnect once I came back into range. Instead the blue LED was back to flashing but when I selected the devices in my S8 Bluetooth menu it never would connect. Since then I have re-paired with the device and gotten out of range several times and it reconnected just like it should. I’ve tried several scenarios and been unable to reproduce the problem at all. To sum it all up I’m sitting here listening to some music with my lady writing this review and I am very happy with my purchase. If you’re budget-conscious and want a quality Bluetooth speaker you can’t go wrong with the Anker SoundCore.

Great product. I wish it uses the usb c charger but it uses mini usb. It's loud, basically the volume is loud, stays charged for long. Works very well and the product is sturdy.

Nice size and light in weight. Bluetooth connectivity is great. When I turn on the power, it connects to my Surface Pro within 3-5 seconds when playing YouTube or a movie on Amazon Prime. Pro - Great Bluetooth connectivity - Simple and easy to use with buttons on the top of the speaker - Good sound for the price - Good internal battery life Con - I wish the buttons were not covered with rubber. When you press a button, you will see that the oil from your finger is highly visible. Did I really need it? -I bought this so that I can enjoy the videos I watch online. Sound quality is very good with this product. It’s not Bose quality but it’s great for the price I paid. Last Remark -I own multiple Anker products, and I love how it’s low profile and durable (See my pics!). -I've never had an Anker product fail on me yet (Knock on wood).

Honestly this thing is pretty amazing for the price (19.99 at time of review). It’s definitely a little compressed, but overall it’s very loud for its size and actually does have some amount of lows (temper your expectations it’s 19.99 lol). Gets a little more compressey during noisy (lot of different sound) scenarios but I’d 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap speaker. The only real downside is that it has a micro usb port, no usb c in 2026 for charging is a killer. Oh also the build quality is (for 20$) excellent.

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INITIAL THOUGHTS Wow... this speaker is powerful. I've owned about 3 Bluetooth Speakers in my life (one more expensive, one cheaper) and I can honestly say this is the best experience that I have ever had with a Bluetooth speaker in my entire life. From initial use, probably the best 'bang for your buck' bluetooth speaker. PROS ✓ Anker Brand -> Anker has to be the best company that I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with. From every product that I've ever purchased from them, they've all been exceptional and miles above the competition, this speaker still holds true to that sentiment. I will ALWAYS spend the extra dollar to buy Anker products, not only are they incredibly high quality and reliable, but their customer service is exceptional. I highly recommend you buy Anker products when applicable. ✓ Sound Quality/Volume -> For the sake of this review, I turned it up the volume to max and I can honestly say that it is completely unnecessary. This speaker, especially for its size, is probably the most powerful Bluetooth speaker I've ever owned. Not only is it loud, but the sound quality is awesome. The lows (mainly bass) are incredibly powerful yet don't take away from the highs. Please note, however, that when the volume is close to being maxed, the highs become very harsh - though rarely will you need the volume that high, if ever. These speakers are very well balanced and whether you prefer lows, mids or highs, your going to be satisfied with how they sound. ✓ Perfectly Minimalistic -> This speaker sells itself and it knows it. It looks extremely sleek and doesn't try to be anything it's not. The controls are simple as can be, there are 5 buttons: Power, Volume Down, Pause/Play, Volume Up and Pair, and they all do their jobs perfectly; nothing fancy. I love the look of this speaker. ✓ Battery Life -> Although I am yet yo be able to test the 24-hour advertised playback, I have used this device for about 5 hours now and it shows no signs of running out of battery (no sound quality or volume changes). Absolutely perfect for camping (especially if you have no access to power). ✓ Connectivity -> For a Bluetooth speaker, this is probably one of the most important features. Right out of the box (After being charged for about 30 minutes) it took me roughly 15 seconds flat to connect this thing to my phone, and 10 seconds of that was human error. In the 5 hours that I've had it running today, it hasn't disconnected once, absolutely amazing connectivity. In terms of range, I was able to go from my office downstairs, all the way to the other side of my backyard before it disconnected (roughly 55-60 feet). The range is incredible. CONS ✘ Harsh highs (At high volume) -> If you listen to any songs with a lot of highs (Hotel California, for example), you may experience some harsh sounding highs, however, I only experienced this with a few songs (and it was still bearable). I recommend you test it for yourself and see how you like it - whether something is harsh is completely subjective. ✘ Fingerprint Magnet -> Although it's not that noticeable on the black surface, the soft plastic is definitely a fingerprint magnet. If this is something that bothers you I recommend wiping it down with a microfiber cloth every now and then to keep it clean. However if you're someone like me and it doesn't bother you too much (especially since you don't need to be looking at the speaker to enjoy it) then this shouldn't be a problem for you. ✘ Short Charging Cable -> This isn't the end of the world, but if the charger dies and you still want to listen to music, you are going to be very limited to where you can put the speaker. The charger uses micro USB so there is a very good chance that you have a longer cord somewhere around your house, and if you don't, you can easily pick one up here . FINAL THOUGHTS ⚖ This is probably the best Bluetooth Speaker in its price category right now... by far. If you are looking for a cheap yet extremely high-quality Bluetooth speaker, look no further. This speaker is incredible for its price. RATING☆ Price ★★★★★ [5] Quality ★★★★★ [5] Design ★★★★★ [5] Volume ★★★★★ [5] Connectivity ★★★★★ [5] FINAL SCORE ★★★★★ [5] **Hands down the easiest 5-star rating I've ever given... awesome speaker. **NOTE: The attached video doesn't do justice to how loud it really was, the camera I was using wasn't designed to pick up audio. Trust me... it's loud.

Critique sur les enceintes Anker SoundCore et Anker SoundCore Sport IPX7 (RÉDIGÉ EN FRANÇAIS POUR LES CONSOMMATEURS CANADIEN). Bonjour, il y a peu de commentaires rédigés en Français sur les enceintes acoustiques Anker SoundCore et le Anker SoundCore Sport IPX7. Alors, étant informaticien de profession et après avoir utilisé de nombreux appareils Bluetooth sur le marché, je vous fais part de mon évaluation qui sera sans doute orienter plusieurs d’entre-vous : Actuellement, la référence de ce genre d’appareil est le manufacturier Bose (SoudLink et SoudLink Mini II). Tout consommateur qui procède à une évaluation poussée devrait donc utiliser ce point de référence. Voici donc mes critères d’évaluation sur les enceintes Anker SoundCore et le Anker SoundCore Sport IPX7 (sur une cote de 1 à 10) : 1- Aspect de la présentation : l’emballage des Soundcore est originale, présente bien le produit et se démarque par le fait qu’elle est classique et affiche très bien la marque du produit. De plus, le déballage s’effectue à merveille et la boite reste intact (sans bris) puisque le risque de déchirement à l’ouverture est minime. Note : 10/10. 2- Les matériaux utilisés : le caoutchouc est fin au touché en plus de protéger les enceintes acoustiques contre les éraflures et les chocs. De plus, ce type de matériel transporte très bien le son. 3- Rendu du son (aigu et grave). Les 2 appareils ont une qualité de son exceptionnel à savoir que la distorsion est minimalisé, et ce, même à un niveau de volume élevé et maximal. Note : 10/10. 4- Capacité du volume : Encore sur ce point, les 2 appareils sont impressionnantes car pour leur densité (grosseur), elles sont en mesure de produire des sons très élevés et précis, et ce, même dans des environnements extérieurs (par exemple : piscine, plage et parc). Note : 10/10. 5- Autonomie : Avec une autonomie atteignant les 24 heures et des poussières Anker est le leader incontestable de ce domaine. Note : 10/10. 6- Performance du main-libre pour le téléphone : Je n’ai eu aucun problème à utiliser la fonction et peu importe l’emplacement. Pour ceux qui critiquent ce point, vérifier la capacité de connexion de votre téléphone, tablette ou autre. Note : 10/10 7- Performance du Bluetooth : La connexion est très rapide, efficace et stable. Vous pouvez utiliser les appareils dans un large rayon sans risque pour la qualité sonore. 50 pieds sans problème. Note : 10/10 Conclusion : Je vous conseille fortement d’oublier le manufacturier Bose et autres concurrents de Anker puisque les enceintes acoustiques Anker sont d’une qualité exceptionnelle et dépassent toutes les attentes que l’on peut espérer pour ce type de produit. Un son riche et fidèle digne de mention ‘haut de gamme’. N’hésitez-pas à acheter les enceintes Anker puisqu’elles offrent une grande autonomie et la technologie est d’un haut niveau de raffinement que je qualifie de ‘leader’ planétaire.

Can't really complain, it does what it says it does and I had no issue pairing it. These things are quite loud for the size and while they have decent bass they lack some treble and upper mids but you you really can't complain at this price range. So far battery life seems really good too as I have yet to need to charge it with casual usage and I got it about 4 days ago Edit: updated as after a year of use I love this thing and I feel my rating was unfairly low as I use this thing daily and appreciate having it!

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