TribitStormBox 2 Bluetooth Speaker with 34W 360° Surround Sound, XBass Tech, 24H Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5.3, TWS Pairing Portable Wireless Speaker for Outdoor

Unbelievable sound, long lasting battery and fits in a bottle holder on my bike!

I bought this speaker on sale expecting it to be your run of the mill Bluetooth speaker, you know sounds ok, not great, need something for the beach, fishing camping etc. How surprised was I when I charged it up and connected my phone to it and the sounds coming out. It sounded great in my kitchen, I took it outside into my garage and worked outside for a few hours and I adjusted the volume and even my neighbor come over to say the speaker sounded great. Great purchase, you can sync two of these together for stereo sound and they are water resistant and dust proof so they can go with you wherever. I have taken mine fishing, camping, on picnics and have dropped it and it plays great for a long while. If your not driving it at loud volumes, it will last all day and sound great. This speaker is a great deal for the sound and durability you get.

Great sound quality and well designed. Easy to adjust the volume. Holds its charge for a long time. Easy to transport. No sound distortion. I got 2 of these.

Improved sound over original Tribit StormboxSolid bass performance, mids a bit too recessedHighs are a bit brittle and can be slightly harshOverall, solid speaker when on sale around $40, built quality is outstanding and easy to useCompared to JBL charge and flip, this Stormbox2 holds its own, but lacks midrange and treble clarity of the JBLs, but at a better price point. Lacks clarity and sound quality of Tribit maxsound and xsound speakers though.

Thought I was getting something comparable to the UE Boom speaker but this is smaller and has less max volume than the boom. Having said that, it still has crystal clear sound and the x bass boost gives it an extra thump you don’t expect from a speaker this size. Totally worth $65! yes

For $69+, you will not go wrong with the Tribit Stormbox 2. I paid for this with my own money. The sound quality for a $69 speaker is excellent. It gets loud with the 34 watts, loud enough to be heard just fine over a group of drunks. It has the latest Bluetooth 5.3 and connects fast. There is a "bass booster" button that does audibly bump up the bass-- look for $69 you aren't gonna get some deep bumping beats. But it's good enough. You can connect to the app and customize the sound settings. It's IPX7 so it will probably be fine if you drop it in the pool. And they claim the battery lasts 24 hours, I'm assuming this is at mid volume and the bass booster off. Bottom line, it would be hard if not impossible to find a louder, better sounding speaker at this price point. Plus it's waterproof and has a great battery.

The good: The overall construction of the product is amazing. You can tell that it is very tough. I've rode my bike through the rain with this speaker on over an hour without any issues with performance, and it still looks brand new. The mesh cloth is very durable coming in and out of the water bottle cage and feels like it'll last a long time. The product is very heavy which I regard as a positive in terms of durability.I like the simplicity of the controls. You can skip songs simply by double clicking the middle circle button so it's easy to use while riding a bike without getting distracted. This was a definite advantage of this unit over others I looked at.The bad: Within just a few uses the strap that you use to pull the speaker in and out of position snapped off. It is held together by a very flimsy button. This part is critical for getting the speaker in and out of the side of your backpack, a bike, water bottle, cage or wherever else you use to store it and was one one of the key reasons why I bought the product.I wish they would have designed it with only one passive subwoofer portion coming out of the top. When you're using the speaker outdoors, you lose a 50-60% of the bass unless the speaker is sitting on a perfectly hard surface, (This is a really poor design decision since speakers like these are mostly used outdoors while biking, hiking, going to the beach, etc. Where the speaker is often not used on a perfectly flat surface.). In contrast, when I bring the speaker indoors and use it on my office desk, the bass is overwhelming.A simple design change to include only one passive woofer on top would have resolved much ofthis issue and yielded a better quality product in my opinion.The audio is a little bit "tin-y" compared to a Cambridge angle speaker I purchased for about half the price and half the wattage from 3 or 4 years ago. But the bass performs better on this unit (indoors) and this works much better in a water bottle cage on a bicycle. It also has USB-C which my old speaker did not. If you're like me and can't stand carrying around two kinds of cables, USB-C is a must.Overall I would give this 3 and 1/2 stars. For the price I was expecting a little bit higher quality sound, but given how perfectly it fits onto my bike, I'm happy.

Pleasantly surprised with sound quality for the price