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Want something smaller? Go for the Anker Soundcore Flare Mini.

Anker Soundcore Flare+: If you’re willing to fork up a little more cash, you get a more powerful speaker with significantly increased bass reproduction, compared to the Flare 2.

The IP67 rating protects the Clip 4 from dust, dirt, and water. This speaker has an IPX4 splash-resistant build along with a battery life that should last you about 24 hours of constant playback. That ends with the UE HYPERBOOM, which is the new giant speaker from the company. Ultimate Ears has been in the Bluetooth speaker market for years now, and the one thing its product line-up was missing was a giant speaker that could power your parties.

For the ultimate party speaker, get the UE HYPERBOOM We recommend sticking with the Flip 3 or Flip 4 instead-they get the job done and you’ll spend less money to get them. However, a word of caution: the JBL Flip 5 does not support the multi-speaker linking standard of the older JBL speakers, and it only has one channel. This may seem like the same thing, but it means you can only connect the Flip 4 to other Connect+ JBL speakers you’re also limited to PartyBoost-compatible speakers with the Flip 5. One of the biggest differences between the JBL Flip 4 and Flip 5 is that the former uses JBL Connect+ technology, while the latter uses PartyBoost. The Sonos Move is compatible with lots of different music streaming services. If you subscribe to Qobuz, you’ll enjoy 24-bit audio streaming on Sonos. While its Bluetooth connection works well and gives you the option to stream over SBC or AAC, it won’t sound as good as Wi-Fi streaming. This means it can be taken on the go with you, but its large size and hefty weight make it a less-than-ideal travel partner. While most Sonos speakers operate over Wi-Fi and are meant to be kept inside the home, the Sonos Move can operate over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and is powered by a rechargeable battery with lasts about 6 hours, 30 minutes on a single charge. The Sonos Move is great for both indoors and outdoors For a product to withstand full submersion, it must be at least IPX7 or higher. Oftentimes, a product will be rated something like IPX4 and the X is just a placeholder for what would be a dust-resistance rating.

IP ratings denote the dust and water resistance of a particular product. However, if you know you’re going to take your speaker on a boat or to the beach, you should invest in something with an official IP rating. Sometimes a product’s specifications will plainly read, “sweat-resistant,” or something similar. The speaker can be placed directly in the pool and float about.