Technology is meeting people’s expectations by presenting them with exciting inventions. Wireless outdoor speakers, which are waterproof and portable, are among these inventions. Discussed below are ten of the best wireless outdoor speakers in 2020.
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- 1 #1. DENON Premium Bluetooth Speaker “Envaya” DSB-250BT-BK
- 2 #2. Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM Waterproof
- 3 #3. JBL Charge 3 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker
- 4 #4. Ultimate Ears UE BOOM 2 Brainfreeze Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
- 5 #5. FUGOO Style XL- Portable Rugged Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth
- 6 #6. JBL Pulse 3 Wireless Bluetooth IPX7 Waterproof Speaker
- 7 #7. Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM Electric Blue
- 8 #8. Bose SoundLink Color Bluetooth Speaker II
- 9 #9. Ultimate Ears UE ROLL 2 Black Volcano
- 10 #10. Fugoo GO 100% Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker
#1. DENON Premium Bluetooth Speaker “Envaya” DSB-250BT-BK
The Demon Envaya DSB-250BT is a wireless speaker with a battery life of 13 hours and a weight of 0.98 pounds. It boasts of a neutral design, stuff buttons, and great sound quality. It is disadvantageous to use since it lacks an NFC feature and the stuff buttons can easily wear out.
#2. Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM Waterproof
The UE Wonderboom weighs 0.93 and has an inbuilt battery that can last for 10 hours. It stands out for its 360-degree sound and multipoint pairing abilities. You may find it unsuitable for use since it lacks Aux-in and NFC features.
#3. JBL Charge 3 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker
The JBL Charge boasts of long battery life (20 hours), Bluetooth connectivity and USB charging. Other features include two passive radiators, two drivers, and a 30-feet wireless range. Its downside is that it weighs (1.98lbs) more than other wireless outdoor speakers do. Its kicking bass response is also of poor quality.
#4. Ultimate Ears UE BOOM 2 Brainfreeze Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
UE Boom 2 is a 1.2-pound wireless outdoor speaker with USB charging, NFC and Aux-in enabled features. It also has a 15-hour battery life, brilliant design, and robust feature set. However, its battery life is not impressive and it is a little heavy to carry.
#5. FUGOO Style XL- Portable Rugged Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth
With a battery life of over 40 hours, Fugoo Style is an ideal wireless speaker for outdoor use. It features USB charging, two mid/woofers, two tweeters and two drivers. It stands out for its good sound quality and customizable design. However, it does not support NFC and users can only buy it within the US.
#6. JBL Pulse 3 Wireless Bluetooth IPX7 Waterproof Speaker
JBL Pulse 3 is a Bluetooth speaker with a battery life of up to 12 hours. The speaker boasts of a built-in microphone, 360-degree sound, and well-balanced tone. You cannot charge it with a USB cable. It is also bulky (223 x 92 x 92mm) to carry to an outdoor event.
#7. Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM Electric Blue
With a wireless range of over 100 feet and battery life of up to 20 hours, the UE Megaboom is an excellent speaker for outdoor activities. It is easy to use since it features a minimalist design and style. It has two active drivers and two passive radiators. It fails to offer something new and weighs (1.98lbs) more when compared to the previous versions.
#8. Bose SoundLink Color Bluetooth Speaker II
Bose SoundLick Color 11 has a wireless range of 30 feet, multipoint Bluetooth and good sound quality for its size. It is slightly heavier (1.2lbs) and ineffective in terms of battery life (8 hours) when compared to other wireless speakers for outdoor use. It also lacks a USB charging system.
#9. Ultimate Ears UE ROLL 2 Black Volcano
UE Roll 2 is a 0.7-pound wireless speaker with long battery life (15 hours) and USB charging. It boasts of muddy bass, 50-foot wireless range, and decent mids and highs. It unattractive design and lack of an NFC feature make it less appealing to users.
#10. Fugoo GO 100% Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker
The Fugoo Go weighs 0.7 pounds and has a battery life of up to 10 hours. It also supports USB charging and Bluetooth connectivity. Its advantages include good sound quality and the ability to synchronize with a second speaker. Its disadvantages include lack of an aux jack and inability to support NFC.