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Tribit MaxSound Plus Portable Bluetooth Speaker with 24W Louder Sound, Exceptional XBass, 20H Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof, USB-C, TWS for Party, Outdoor

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Color: Black


Features

  • Sound that Satisfies: MaxSound's audio experience is one that appeals to casual listeners and audiophiles alike. The advanced audio processing tech, larger drivers, and more powerful amplifier modules results in a fully articulate sound at all volumes.
  • Bass that Booms: Small speakers usually give small sound. That's not the case with Tribit's proprietary XBass technology. At the press of the button, the bass is amplified to give those low-end bass lines depth and synth and acoustic drums tight punch.
  • Seriously Waterproof: Portability is incomplete without the ability to weather the elements. With IPX7 waterproof, MaxSound Plus gives you the confidence to enjoy your music even in the most humid or wettest of conditions.
  • Extended Playtime: Don't let a long daytrip stop you from bringing a soundtrack - with up to 20 hours of battery life, you can have the playlist going all day. Enjoy great music with the freedom of portability without the fuss of entangled power cords.
  • Pair and Play: Move freely around with your smart phone, without worrying about dropping your music. MaxSound Plus wireless speaker offers an incredibly robust, secure connection and lossless wireless sound at a range of up to 100 feet.

Brand: Tribit


Model Name: MaxSound Plus


Speaker Type: Outdoor


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth


Special Feature: Usb Port, Bass Boost, Waterproof, USB Port


Product Dimensions: 7.8 x 2.7 x 2.8 inches


Item Weight: 1.3 pounds


Item model number: BTS25


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 15, 2019


Manufacturer: Tribit


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 24 Watts


Item Weight: 1.3 Pounds


Charging Time: 20 Hours


Number Of Items: 1


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    • A Good Sounding, Inexpensive Bluetooth Speaker
Color: Black
I purchased this product to replace a Logitech X300 I gave to a friend who was facing several months w/o his stereo and only a phone. The Logitech sounded pretty good for my purposes, which is basically replacing hotel room radios. I needed to get a replacement as I will be travelling in a month or so and Amazon had this on a deal, so I snapped it up. I was favorably impressed with the build quality of the speaker when first unboxing it. It feels solid, with a nice grippy exterior, good heft, and rubber sealed aux and power ports. The speaker is quite handsome, too in its elegant oval form and basic black color scheme. It is a little bit wider than the Logitech, but not as high. The buttons on top of the unit are glossy black on flat black and are easy to see. The one drawback is the multifunction "Play" button whose function varies depending on how many times you press it. Press once and you pause, press twice to skip forward a track, press 3 times to skip back. And everything changes if a call is coming in. Oh well, I usually use the phone for these functions anyway. Pairing with my phone was cake, put the phone into pairing mode, press the Bluetooth button, select the speaker as the device on the phone, and accept the pairing request. Easy, peasy. But this is a speaker and no matter how nice it looks or how reasonable the UI, how does it sound? First remember that this is a fairly cheap Bluetooth speaker and it has its limitations. I didn't expect it to sound as good as my ZVOX Soundbase that I use as a Bluetooth speaker in my bedroom when I am not using it as a speaker for my TV. I also didn't expect it to sound as good as the HEOS 3 wireless speaker I use in my office. And I certainly didn't expect it to sound as good as my main 5.1 system in my living room. That being said, it did not disappoint. The sound was quite a bit more lively than the Logitech. Without the XBASS turned on the bass is solid and balanced with the midrange and treble. Overall, the sound is pretty good, much better than the Logitech. However, on dense mixes the sound can get a little muddy, I heard this on some afro-beat stuff I listened to with lots of horns. I wouldn't hold this against it too much, since these sorts of tracks are difficult for just about any reasonably price speaker of any size. Dense horn mixes are hard. With XBASS turned on the bass becomes artificially bloated and tends to muddy the sound. This might work for bass heavy music but did not work for my ears. Overall, the sound was quite good for this type of speaker, especially given its price and form factor. I gave it four stars for sound quality in the universe of small speakers I have had experience with. In it's class, it gets five stars. For my purposes, replacing a lousy hotel radio, it is superb. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2020 by John M. Sully
    • I Never Know What to Expect........
Color: Black
I never know what to expect when purchasing a sound device because I have hearing problems (highs are gone). I've learned to accept what I get most of the time. Before this purchase I was using a Philips 2 speaker bluetooth portable speaker which was giving me somewhat acceptable sound but lacking in definition. The reason for replacing it was because it was no longer reliable, having some power problems. I decided on the Tribit MaxSound Plus mainly because of the reviews. After all, I can't hear it through Amazon. I've had it now for just over 2 weeks and I'm loving it. I thought I would never use the Xbass but I actually leave it on all the time. It seems to give it the fullness it needs without overwhelming you with heavy bass. Super surprised and pleased!! The unit powers up and connects via bluetooth rather quickly. The bonus is that it actually does give you a 100 foot range (or more) on the bluetooth which was another surprise. This unit doesn't let things like walls or even buildings get in the way of reception. My Philips wasn't much distance at all and sometimes cut out if I just moved around. So, for the sound itself and the bluetooth range, I love it so far. But, there's always something I don't like so here it is........ My Philips was about the same length but, it was thinner and lighter. I could slide it into my back pocket for example. No way in heck you can do that with the Tribit. It's HEAVY and kind of a round/triangle shape. No way to slide it into my pocket, any pocket (except a coat maybe). Also, the controls on top are almost invisible. The volume control on the Philips was easily turned up or down with a knob. The Tribit has a "control panel" on top that is like "embossed" so you can "feel" it I guess. You can hardly even see the controls because they are the same color as speaker enclosure. I'm turning it up and down frequently as well as pausing/changing songs and if I can't see what I want easily, it's no fun at all. I'm trying to learn the "feel" so I won't have a problem. BUT, if you want to turn it down quick, you're out of luck. Finding and pressing the + or - to increase or decrease the volume is not a good thing. Like my Philips, it too needs a knob of some kind. If nothing else, IT NEEDS A KNOB for volume only. The rest doesn't matter. I suppose the reason it's SO heavy is because of the great battery power. I have no idea how long it lasts (they claim it's 20 hours) but, I haven't run out of power yet between uses. One thing that doesn't matter to me so much but, it might bother others, is the fact that there is a LAG on the bluetooth like most products. Of course, you won't notice unless you are using it for videos. Also, I've had trouble skipping to the next song, or worse, the one after that. I end up changing it on my phone instead. I feel sure it's mostly me but still, not good. One last note.... A few times my song would speed up or something and sound weird but, not sure what that's all about. My phone or the Tribit??? Who knows. Maybe I can elaborate later. It's only been 2 wks so I'll update if the whole thing turns south but, for now, I believe it's a KEEPER mainly because it sounds so good to me!!!!!! Remember, I have hearing problems. Manufacturer.....Please put a volume knob on it and it will be almost perfect!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2019 by Alphadog
    • Great speaker!
Color: Black
I love this speaker! It's so much better than the last one I used. It connects quickly, and it shuts itself off when idle for a while instead of running out the battery. Efficient, clear, and finally loud enough! I use mine mainly for audiobooks - and it's just PERFECT! Can't praise it enough. It's worth the price and then some. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by Ricsis

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