Product Comparison: Ultimate Ears BOOM 3 vs Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3
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Ultimate Ears BOOM 3
Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3
- I like how good the range from speaker to device is, I have been around the furthest parts of our house before the sound starts to stutter.
- The Bluetooth range is the best of all of my devices, and it didn’t dropout whilst walking around the house even next to a powerful Wi-Fi router.
- Sound is great and can be used for many purposes via Bluetooth.
- Amazing!! Best bluetooth wireless portable speakers around. Great sound quality and the bass is outstanding!
- Connectivity could not be simpler, just put it in search mode and connect via Bluetooth.
- The single speaker has more than enough power and its lightweight too.
- If you are new to Ultimate ears speakers I think the app is fantastic and the party up feature that allows you to connect to multiple Boom speakers is amazing.
- I'd connected to my Samsung phone, then easily connected to my MacBook. Connection is very fast and doesn't take much time.
- Haven’t managed a reliable pairing with my boom 3 speaker either. It’s like playing vinyl that jumps on the turntable.
- It looks like it stands ok on 30% volume but when i put volume around 60-70% the battery goes on critical immediately!
Ultimate Ears BOOM 3
Ultimate Ears Megaboom 3
- Sound quality is decent for the size of the speaker and it benefits from being stood on a hard surface or upright in a corner.
- This is a midrange speaker from ultimate ears, it’s smaller and lighter than the top of the range one.
- Really happy with this. Decent sound quality and loud for the size.
- It's very easy to set up and use. It's about the size of a 440ml can of beer.
- The size of this is a fractionally bigger than a standard coke can.
- The sound is very loud, it's rich and for its size packs some bass. It's so good I use it outside when having a barbecue.
- It's fairly weighty but not excessively heavy and feels reassuringly solid to hold, as you'd hope given that it's designed to be used outside.
- It's not too big and not too heavy making it very portable.
- It’s amazing to carry into different rooms at home and it’s perfect for anytime. It's size fits any design and home interior.
- It’s too heavy for me to throw into a bag for daily use because it adds extra weight and the bag gets a couple pounds heavier.
- There is one large button on the top, called a magic button in the quick start guide, which allows you to skip or replay a track.
- The speaker comes with its own app complete with graphic equaliser and the ability to connect to 150 speakers whether they are are yours or your friends.
- The equaliser is a simple five way slide but it is effective.
- Holding the button to hear how much charge is left is useful. Very pleased.
- The bass sounded thin, the mid range was muddy and the trable was muffled.
- Don’t bother getting the power up dock as battery life is excellent and the charge port is now on the side.
- The controls are pretty straightforward, with a multi-function button on the top, and a large plus and minus button on the front face.
- The speaker is supposed to be drop-proof from a height of three feet. I didn't dare try it from that height, but I did drop it on a wooden floor from around two feet and it was fine.
- It’s waterproof too so you don’t have to worry if the rain catches you by surprise during a barbecue.
- Doesn't have voice control Alexa which the more expensive does Megablast have.
- Set up is easy. Charge with the supplied micro USB cable (no actual charger in the box).
- It is a tube shape and comes with a flat ribbon style Micro USB charging cable.
- The speaker comes with a 1m long flat-profile USB charging cable with a micro-USB plug at the end that connects to the speaker.
- It has a short USB micro cable which needs to be attached to a USB plug. It took a couple of hours to fully charge.
- The speaker is ready to go out of the box and is easy to lift out of the case with the only other item being a long micro USB for charging.
- The UE3 Megaboom is well over what I expected. Firstly, download the app, pair your phone, select your music and off you go.
- The charging socket is a micro-USB so no need to worry about losing a cable.
- A nice long USB cable for charging and looks very classy and sleek.
- They removed the audio jack so now the only way to connect to the speaker is via bluetooth.
- My one issue is that there is no aux in cable, so only Bluetooth can be used to play music.