With an IP67 rating, it may also be submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes, and it’s protected from dust, so you can take it to the beach as well. You’ll find the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 in our roundup of the best Bluetooth speakers as the best floatable speaker for the pool, so it’s the perfect choice if you love throwing pool parties. Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 - $80, was $100 Ultimate Ears The Bluetooth speaker can last up to 6 hours of playback on a single charge. You can take it anywhere because of its durable and splash-proof design, and it can even function as a speakerphone for hands-free calls if you pair it with a compatible smartphone. It’s extremely easy to use Bluetooth speakers as the technology is found on most modern mobile devices and computers, according to our wireless speaker buying guide, and if you want to enjoy this connectivity for extremely cheap, you can go for the Insignia Rugged Portable Bluetooth Speaker. Show 3 more items Insignia Rugged Portable Bluetooth Speaker - $15, was $20 Bose SoundLink Revolve II - $180, was $220.Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 - $80, was $100.Insignia Rugged Portable Bluetooth Speaker - $15, was $20.For £100, we can’t imagine a better on-the-go musical companion. It’s small enough to throw in a bag without a second thought and sturdy enough to go wherever you feel like taking it.Īnd most importantly, it produces a performance that’s loud and clear enough to cut through the hubbub at the park or beach with ease. The Ultimate Ears Roll is a superb little speaker that works perfectly for its intended purpose – both in its design and performance. Something warmer and more laid back, like the Cambridge Audio Go, is better suited for tasks like this, but you won’t get the easy portability and crisp, clear midrange that you do with the Roll. Our one criticism is that if you plan on using it at home, its slightly forward presentation (ideal for outdoors) may become a little tiring during long listening sessions. Furthermore, you can download the dedicated UE Roll app and ‘double up’ with another Roll to produce a bigger universal sound, or use them in stereo instead, with EQ settings and an alarm function accessible through the app too.
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