Extremely compact and incredibly durable, don't worry about using it around your kids a little spill won't hurt it. Dustproof - IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating means this speaker is ultra-rugged and designed to sustain even severe accidents. With impact-resistant materials, glass-filled nylon and corrosion-resistant stainless steel, they’re engineered to survive life on the go. When a speaker this small sounds this good, you'll never want to go anywhere without it.Ĭomfortable Wearing Feeling - When you want to take your music anywhere, you need headphones built to keep up. XBass technology ensures the StormBox Micro packs a deep and powerful punch. Any hissing sounds heard were negligible.Micro in Size Not in Sound! - Like no other, the StormBox Micro is an ultra-portable speaker that creates a high-fidelity sound experience superior to any other speaker this size. It’s an excellent device to have if you crave full-sounding bass without strapping a pair of headphones to your head while being sturdy enough for hiking and poolside events-all of which are packed into a $56 price point.
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Tribit StormBox Micro Bluetooth Speaker Review Wrap UpĪfter taking the Tribit StormBox Micro Bluetooth Speaker for a spin, it was a joy to have around. Another great Tribit speaker that lasts for 24 hours is detailed in the Tribit XSound go review. Altogether, the Tribit StormBox paints a far better for pound value than the JBL Charge 4 by several miles, aside from its better battery life of 20 hours+. Its long battery means you’ll get to enjoy the sweet sounds of music for an entire 8-hour shift, and its tough durability, top, and bottom, begs you to take it along on a hike or bike ride. This is especially true when you have the option of pairing two speakers together for an even more powerful audio performance, called Party Mode.
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Lastly, there’s a rubber strap along the bottom you can slip through all kinds of loops-pants or otherwise.” ValueĪfter taking into consideration the Tribit StormBox Micro Bluetooth Speaker’s powerful performance and tough design, I can say with full confidence that StormBox has excellent value. Dirt and sand won’t find their way inside.
For starters, it has a water-resistant rating of IP67 the OontZ Angle 3 Bluetooth Speaker is rated lower at IPX5 This makes it not just waterproof in depths of 1 meter, but also dustproof. More importantly, the Tribit StormBox Micro is built for activity.
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But if you want a speaker without an in-built mic, check out the Tego Audio CERA wireless portable speaker review. And with Bluetooth 5.0, it can stay connected to devices from 100 feet away. There’s a built-in mic near the power button, opening up the option to answer phone calls. Through USB C charging, charge time took about 3.5 hours to charge. Its lithium-ion batteries give it an 8-hour battery life, two more than the Bose SoundLink Color II Bluetooth Speaker. The performance behind the Tribit StormBox fits inside a 3.93 x 3.77 x 1.55-inch box, weighing 9 ounces. It just goes to show the Tribit StormBox prefers higher quality audio. The hissing is worse when listening to low-quality audio, but even then you’d have to be listening for it to notice. That’s “thermal noise” being produced by the resistors inside, and every speaker has it. There was some ever so slight hissing at higher volumes.
Even better, the 360-degree sound is a much-needed bass boost, like an Ultimate Ears speaker. The Tribit StormBox did an excellent job of finding that mid-range balance.
It isn’t enough to add bass and call it a day preventing it from drowning the rest of the music is key. I used music where the bass is real punchy-Pantera, Megadeth, Black Sabbath, and some classical music-and not once did the bass overpower but rather enhanced the music, like other similarly sized speakers. For such a speaker that fits in the palm of my hand, I was very surprised by the sound quality-especially the bass.
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