Ultimate Ears MegaBoom

Not bad but not on full volume

First off I like this little speaker in terms of sound quality, functionality and general ease of use. HOWEVER! Beware the battery! I have used this thing a lot and have found if you use less than 70% volume, it will last 10+ hours.

Five Stars

Exceptional

Great speaker

These speakers are awesome! You can link up over 30 of them together if you have pockets that deep and a desire to do so.

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Featured Review: Ultimate Ears MegaBoom Bluetooth Speaker

In the past, we've reviewed the UE Boom speakers. There's the Boom and Mini Boom, both of which are fantastic speakers. Now we've got our hands on the MegaBoom Speaker. Which is a much bigger speaker compared to the Boom, and it has more battery life, more sound, and more everything basically.

UE's Megaboom is designed so it can be used horizontally or vertically, although it can roll a bit when used horizontally. With speaker drivers pointing in multiple directions, the Megaboom fills a room with sound rather than blast sound in one direction.