The Tribit Storm Box Micro fits in most pockets.
David Carnoy/CNETOver the years Tribit has made some of the better budget portable Bluetooth headphones and speakers, starting with its XFree Tune and XSound Go, respectively. The latter speaker is still around and delivers surprisingly good sound for less than $30. Now it's doing a budget version of Bose's excellent SoundLink Micro speaker. The new model is called the StormBox Micro and it's one of the best-sounding pocket-size speakers I've heard.
It started live at $56, and it's recently been selling for $38.40. But why pay $40 if you can pay $30?
Indeed, if you apply the code PRDBTS10 at checkout from Amazon, the price drops to $26.77. That's a savings of about $12 over the previous best price we've seen. The code should work until October 15 -- so, straight through the big Prime Day sale, or while supplies last.
You can read my full StormBox Micro review here, but the quick take is that like the Bose it has more bass and fuller sound than most tiny Bluetooth speakers. It's also fully waterproof (IP67 rating) and can deliver up to eight hours of battery life at moderate volume levels. While it doesn't seem as durable or as sleek-looking as the SoundLink Micro, it does seem well built and you can wirelessly link two together to create a stereo pair.
Read more: Best portable mini Bluetooth speakers for 2020
First published earlier this year. Updated with new deal details.
from CNET https://ift.tt/3nnm87m
via IFTTT
No comments:
Post a Comment