Ultimate Ears Hyperboom Portable & Home Wireless Bluetooth Speaker, Loud Speaker, Big Bass, Water Resistant IPX4, 150 Ft Range – Black
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Color: Black
Style: Speaker
Features
- Big loud pristine sound plus extreme bass ultimate ears Hyperboom is a portable Bluetooth speaker with supermassive beautifully rich sound with big booming bass
- Easy music sharing: Play music from four different devices and easily switch between them with just a press of a button connect via two Bluetooth inputs one auxiliary and one optical input
- All day 24 hour battery life Hyperboom sports an up to 24-hour rechargeable battery that keeps the party pumping wherever you take it or plug it in to rage for the rest of time
- Adaptive equalizer: This party speaker does all the heavy lifting to rock a pitch-perfect sound anywhere Its brainy adaptive EQ literally reads the environmentand automatically customizes the sound to whatever space its in
- Spill and splash proof: Whats more. Hyperboom is built to handle the sloshiest of soirees got a spill or splash the IPX4 rating has got your back; Simply wipe it off and youre good to go
- Party up connect Hyperboom with any Boom Megaboom or even another Hyperboom to kick-start a party of truly ultimate proportions Adding just two to four can reach noise-violation levels of fun
- USB charge out Hyperboom is the party powerhouse that even gives your phone a boost flip open the weather door plug into the USB charge-out and keep banging while your phones powering up
- Download the BOOM App for features like Remote On/Off, PartyUp, Customizable EQ, One Touch to Your Playlist and more
Description
HYPERBOOM rocks a supermassive sound and extreme bass that takes your party into the stratosphere Its phenomenal dynamic range brings your tracks to life rendering every sound level in gorgeous detail The brainy adaptive EQ reads the room—or patio or rooftop—and automatically customizes the speaker’s sound until it’s utterly perfect for the space Two Bluetooth one auxiliary and one optical inputs let you and your friends connect four devices and easily switch between them so the music never has to stop! With a rechargeable up to 24 hour battery HYPERBOOM goes all night—and anywhere—from your living room dance-off to the Ragin’ roof party.
Brand: Ultimate Ears
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 10 Watts
Frequency Response: 20000 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth Optical USB Auxiliary
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Floor Standing, Table Top
Enclosure Material: Information Not Available
Speaker Type: Outdoor
Additional Features: Bass Boost, Portable, USB Port
Antenna Location: For Partying, For Smartphones or Tablets
Controller Type: Battery Powered
Color: Black
Battery Average Life: 24 Hours
Is Waterproof: False
Warranty Type: Manufacturer
Maximum Range: 45 Meters
Control Method: App, Touch
Speaker Size: 10 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 4.5 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 45 Meters
MP3 player: No
Specific Uses For Product: Partying, Large Gatherings, High-quality Audio Needs
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.5"D x 7.5"W x 14.3"H
Item Weight: 13 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet
Power Source: Battery Powered
Number of Batteries: 4 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Electric: No
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Brand: Ultimate Ears
Model Number: 984-001591
Model Name: Ultimate Ears HYPERBOOM
Built-In Media: HYPERBOOM Wireless portable Bluetooth speaker, Power adaptor, Quick Start Guide
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
UPC: 097855151438
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
Manufacturer: Ultimate Ears
Item Type Name: Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
Warranty Description: 2 Years Limited Hardware Warranty
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 10 Watts
Input Voltage: 120 Volts
Frequency Response: 20000 Hz
Number of Audio Channels: 2.1
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth Optical USB Auxiliary
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Battery Capacity: 3060 Milliamp Hours
Battery Charge Time: 4 Hours
Frequently asked questions
The Hyperboom is renowned for its loud sound output and big bass. It is designed with advanced audio rendering technology that ensures detailed, crisp and immersive audio. Its unique adaptive EQ feature also customizes the sound to suit any surrounding for a superior listening experience.
Yes, the Hyperboom speaker is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. It is portable and comes with a water-resistant IPX4 rating. This means it can withstand minor splashes and sprays of water which makes it great for outdoor events or poolside parties.
The speaker offers a Bluetooth range of about 150 feet. This wide range allows for comfortable positioning and movement without disconnecting from your music source.
Currently, the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is only available in the color black. However, its sleek and modern design ensures it adds a touch of class to any environment, irrespective of color.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The product in review is a portable speaker with a dominant bass that makes it capable of shaking walls, making it perfect for outside events or house parties. Users found the sound quality to be excellent in different environments and noted how the bass sounded authentic without overshadowing the mids and highs. However, some users have experienced battery issues, rendering their speaker useless without being plugged in. Notwithstanding, the speaker can easily be compared to similar high-end products for its sound quality.
Pros
- 🔊 Exceptional sound quality with a dominant but not overpowering bass.
- ✨ Sounds great at both high and low volumes.
- 🌳 Perfect for outdoor events and house parties.
- 📱 Good bluetooth range, no dropouts or crackling.
- 🔋 Excellent battery life.
Cons
- 💔 Some users have reported battery issues, needing to keep the speaker plugged in.
- ⚖️ While it is portable, the speaker is quite heavy and bulky, making it inconvenient to carry.
- 💦 Questions are raised about the water-resistance of the speaker.
- 💸 Possibly slightly overpriced.
Should I Buy It?
If sound quality and a strong bass are your priority, then definitely consider this product. However, be aware of potential long-term battery issues, size, and weight when considering portability. The speaker's price is on the higher side, but it seems to be well justified by the sound quality and the rich music experience it provides.
Color: White
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Reading all the comments of people complaining say things like they only lasted 2 years and now they don’t stay charged or they stopped working and so on but I’ve had mine for 3 years so far and it’s I love it battery lasts me for days before having to recharge it. I always use the Ultimate Ears App and it works awesome. The app tells you the battery percentage, allows you to change the equalizer, turn it off and on and control the volume and connect more than one. I use my hyperboom at my camp to play music or Bluetooth connect 2 of them to my tv for surround sound. I got mine on a Black Friday deal for only $224 I hope they go on sale again so I cann get 2 more. The only thing I wish was it would go a little louder. But other than that definitely deserves 5 stars and well worth buying. I recommend buy the carrying case. For those who have problems it’s usually user error that creates the problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by Brian
The product description emphasizing the heavy bass and ability to annoy the neighbors made me think that I might not be the target market for this product. My musical interests do not run to genres where extremely loud bass is key, like hip Hop or Electronica or club mixes for big parties. I do listen to genres where bass is appreciated (blues and rock) as well as some where over-emphasized bass might be a problem (like jazz and vocal heavy genres often characterized as Americana or Singer Songwriter). I am so glad I gave it a try! The bass is certainly prominent, but rich and warm, unlike the fake bass boosts on some other products. More importantly for my purposes, it has beautiful, clear, well defined mids and highs. It can be very loud with minimal distortion, and still sounds great at both more normal and even low volumes. The other feature that was a pleasant surprise was the Adaptive EQ. I assumed it would just be a gimmick. I don't know how it works, but it maintains a very consistent sound in radically different environments, from a small contained room, to a greatroom open to a loft, and even outdoors on the deck. Another good feature is the fact that there is no change in sound quality and volume between powered and battery modes. The soundstage is amazing for a single speaker. I can't imagine why you would need more volume than this speaker produces. In terms of sound quality, I think it easily beats out the Bose Soundplay 30. I would give a slight edge to my Audio Engine HD6's, but that is to be expected from more expensive, powered, dual speakers. The Hyperboom may even handle bass better, and of course it is portable. Other good points - it has good bluetooth range, and has never dropped or crackled. The battery life is excellent. The app was easy to use, and set up was seamless. I did not try to connect additional speakers, so cannot speak to that function. The EQ function was a nice touch. The ability to pre-load a couple of play lists was interesting, though more would be better, and since you have to have your phone there anyway I am not sure how much it adds. But compared to the abysmal apps shipped with other products, it was a nice change of pace. The negatives - these don't matter to me but they might to you. It is pretty heavy (maybe just awkward because of size/shape and crappy rubber handle). Plenty portable, but I wouldn't take it on a hike or public transportation. I am not sure how water resistant it really is. There is a hole on top for the Adaptive EQ (where the ads show drinks being spilled, etc.), and it only arguably splash proof when being battery operated. Attaching power or other components requires removing the rubber cover on the electronic inputs. That cover is also a little fussy to get properly reattached. Overall, this is an excellent speaker and well worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2022 by Sherry Young
Overall This is a great sounding speaker with long battery life. I considered sending it back because it's not as loud as the JBL 310. HOWEVER, this speaker does way too many things right to disregard. Sound Quality - This is a great sounding speaker! The bass is deep and musical (it's not "boomy" for the sake of being boomy). UE has done an amazing job tuning this speaker to get the most out of it's enclosure. The gain stage is set so that you can play at full volume without clipping the amplifier (this is probably done to avoid damaging the speakers). The volume is more than adequate in most situations (indoors is GREAT, outdoors is really good though the bass takes a hit without having the benefit of being against a wall, to help the passive radiators). I also think you may not consider this speaker "loud" because it plays so cleanly at full volume. The EQ in the app is helpful but I find myself leaving it flat most of the time, this may be because the adaptive EQ is really effective. I have not tried the optical input yet. This speaker has a huge soundstage and easily fills a decent sized room - I think this can be attributed to having speakers on two sides - most speakers only utilize one face - this seems really effective. Bluetooth / Battery Life - The Battery life is GREAT. I play this speaker all week thru the day on a single charge (volume around 50%). The Bluetooth has awesome range as advertised, of course going thru walls cuts it down somewhat. It never loses connection. We have not tried the 2nd BT input. Form Factor - This is a decent sized speaker, though very portable and easy to move around (especially compared to the JBL 310 or the Sony XP500/700). The handle is a clever idea and works great. I think having a 2nd one paired in Party mode would be unbelievable - I will likely pick another one up when I get another $400 :) Idea - UE should create an 8" bluetooth sub that has an optical output that could feed a stereo signal to the Hyperboom (a 2' pole mount on both would be super cool). I had hoped to audition this speaker at the local big box retailer but of course their display wasn't working, I'm very happy though and would purchase this speaker again. If anything changes (quits working, battery life falls off dramatically, etc.), I'll post an update to this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022 by Ophiacus
For background, I’ve been a picky audio enthusiast for 30 years and have several large component systems (large high performance speakers and subwoofers, AV processors, separate amplifiers, etc.) and use lossless content for music (FLAC rips from personal CD collection and Tidal FLAC streaming). Because of the above, my audio quality bar is pretty high, but there are times I want to bring music on the road (trips, camping, beach, etc.). The challenge has been finding a portable speaker that provides a satisfying-enough musical experience. I was given a Bose Revolve+ as a gift from my employer and also own the LG PK7. Both of these are “OK” for small portable speakers, but their small size limits bass capabilities (it’s just physics). So, recently I decided to try some of the larger portable speakers. First, I tried the JBL Boombox 2. I returned it. To my ears, the bass was overdone and thuddy, drowning out the mids and highs. Also, the sound was very directional, meaning that my ears had to be directly in line with the speaker (vertically and horizontally) to get some presence of mids and highs. Enter the Hyperboom… IMO, the Hyperboom sounds pretty darn balanced, with good bass and open and detailed mids and highs. It sounds more like a pair of decent bookshelf speakers pushed together. The location of the drivers also provides good dispersion, helping to provide the open and detailed sound. We have a Gen 1 Sonos Play5 in the kitchen, and I think the Hyperboom sounds better. I’m pretty impressed and believe it will be a keeper. I’ve tested it in several locations, inside and outside, and it sounds good pretty much everywhere (perhaps the Adaptive EQ is helping), but I will say that the overall sound signature does have some bass emphasis, especially if the speaker is placed on the floor/ground or near walls. So, the sound is not perfectly balanced to my ears, but it is not distractingly unbalanced, like I found the JBL Boombox 2 to be, with its overdone bass. Heck, I expect that many folks would prefer the JBL because of its bass, so YMMV. Also, the Hyperboom sounds balanced as the volume is pushed to near max. The loudest I’ve had it is a click or 2 down from max, and it is plenty loud and satisfying for me at that level. Of course, it is a moderately sized portable speaker, so it’s not going to have the output and dynamics of a “real” full scale system – that is just not possible. The caveat… UE could have hit a homerun if they had included the aptX and AAC bluetooth codecs, rather than just SBC. The Hyperboom is resolving enough to benefit form higher quality source streams. However, the inclusion of an optical input does provide options. For example, one could connect a battery powered Bluetooth receiver with aptX/AAC and optical output (like I did with the Monoprice unit in the attached pic), or even connect a Chromecast Audio via optical, which would not be portable, but would eliminate Bluetooth compression altogether. If UE made a Hyperboom with aptX/AAC bluetooth and wifi connectivity for $400, they would hit a grand slam, IMO.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020 by MS
Coming from a 7 year old Onyx 2...(which still sounds great) I was shocked to see how little the sound changed between the that and the 4...almost the same speaker. They both sound great and very clear...but they both suffer from the battery issue many have complained about here. The Onyx 2 no longer works without being plugged in (and I fear this will be the case with the 4 in a couple years)- but I needed something for my pool. My search began: Remember - portable for the pool - so I looked at everything and not being a JBL fanboy I decided on the Marshall Middleton the Onyx 4 and the UE Hyperboom. Marshall - really sounds great - very crisp sound and they get a lot out of this little speaker. If I was traveling a lot and bringing it to my room this would be my speaker. The most portable of the three - but the smallest sounding (which again, is still pretty damn good). Good bass - but not like the other two considering its $300. UE Hyperboom - This is the best sounding - but really not by enough to justify the price tag. I was willing and I was actually rooting for this one. But when you are at a pool and the water feature is going on...are you really gonna see much difference in clarity? If you want to crank it - this is a better option. If you have neighbors and live on a golf course...it won't matter and the clarity of the the HK and the Middleton are both great...again $400..I did not see a significant jump in sound that "blew me away." HK Onyx 4 - I have a 19 speaker HK system in my vehicle and my friends say it is the best sounding system in any car they have ever heard...and I tend to agree. My tastes run from Klipsch home systems to now the upgraded Sonos Arc with 4 surrounds and the large subwoofer....so I like good sound. The HK will not blow you away with power - it will sound great at a pool and your friends will say...WOW that sounds really good! If you want power go with JBL...but to me they all sound the same and again - to get something that will give you that kind of power....your back to over $400. The batteries on the HK 2 I had sucked and I fear this will be the case with the 4. I am very disappointed that the sound is not much - if at all - different...but the 2 was pretty perfect. I also got the HK 6 a couple months ago and played it for maybe 30 seconds - boxed it up and returned. Horrible in my opinion. I also dabbled with the Sony SRS-XG300. A beautiful speaker which sounds like it is playing underwater...again I did play with all these on the equalizer settings (which the HK does not have) to give them all a fair fight. So if your gonna crank it up...$400 is no issue...go with the Hyperboom. Sound will not be that much different (especially if there is background noise like water features at pools etc.) But, it will crank louder than the HK and still give you some great sound quality. Portability with travel...you are not gonna get much better than the Marshall Middleton if you are willing to eat that $299 price tag. The HK gives you a lot but again that battery issue should have been resolved...they know about it and have done nothing in the way of battery (or sound really in my opinion - which again is not a bad thing) for the last 7 years. The price is a little high - but the sound quality is still 5 stars and that is what I am rating it on. Good luck in your own search - and when in doubt between 2...get them both and compare - Amazon makes it easy for returns.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023 by AmazonBob
Best sound quality I could find. I bought the JBL boom box and this one, with the intention of returning the one I didn’t like. Sound quality and volume were most important to me. This was hands down the winner. The JBL is a big bummer. Past half volume it doesn’t increase volume, just messes with the EQ to push the highs harder. A problem I’ve found with most JBL bluetooths that, while their quality isn’t always bad, is misleading and I believe it’s done on purpose. JBL couldn’t handle rock at louder volumes without becoming too muddy and tinny to even distinguish vocals. I like the small foot print on this. Crystal clear and massive sound at max volumes. Battery indicator, simple design, big volume buttons, all nice features. I love the app too. Some hate it, but I like being able to turn it on without going to the unit and having some extensive EQ options. The handle is also nice, although I wish the unit were overall a little more beefed up in the casing. Liking it so much I want to bring it everywhere, but I am more delicate with it than I would be with other portable speakers. IPX rating is enough for rain which is enough for me. I don’t toss speakers into pools and I suspect this could handle a little more than advertised anyway. A dynamic EQ with a mic to gauge the room response is a HUGE plus as well. You don’t have to worry about positioning it right. Put it where you want for good volume and the rest takes care of itself. A lot of people are probably comparing this to others in the price range. The JBL can certainly take more abuse and has a larger battery. Sound quality is always more important to me and if I had to I would sacrifice a lot for it. Luckily with this unit the losses are minor compared to the other speaker. Anything layered isn’t worth listening to on the JBL. I also love that max volume is actually usable on this too. You don’t have to baby it to get a sound you’re willing to tolerate. You’ll get everything you want at great volumes. Heavily layered electronic music to heavy distorted rock/metal comes through without losing anything you remember from all of those songs.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by cory
The short story is I've tried scores of battery powered speakers over the years. I was always disappointed for or more reasons. What's important to me is #1, the quality of the sound. #2, the battery life, #3 that I can connect it to my Alexa Multi-Room music groups. #1-The sound, it's fabulous, and you will find plenty of other reviews that agree. BTW, to me, it's not how good a speaker sounds when it's blasting. This speaker will blast for sure, but so do many others. For me, you judge a great speaker by the quality of the sound when the volume is very low. My Bose speakers have always smoked the others at low volumes. At high volumes, however, Bose loses quality. This speaker is equal to, maybe even better than my Bose speakers at very low volumes. #2-The battery life is reported to be 12-hours. I can't verify that, but it definitely lasts a very long time, longer than I've ever needed it. #3-Alex Multi-Room Music is the clincher for me on this speaker. While there are zillions of speakers with Alexa built in, none of them will work in Alexa's Multi-Room environment. Only Alexa speaker can be included in a group. This speaker has a very unique work-around. It has a powered USB port. The manufacture put it there so someone could attach their phone and keep it charging. That said, this little powered port can also power an Amazon Echo Dot! This means you can attach a dot (I used Velcro to mount the Dot on the top of the speaker) and the speaker's USB port will power it. Guess what? Dot's can be added to Amazon's Alexa Multi-Room Speaker Groups. Again, I've been searching for an all-in-one solution like this speaker and I'm guessing I'm not alone. Enjoy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2022 by RandyLue
I bought this to replace a Bose SoundLink Revolve+. The Hyperboom was on many of the top charts that I looked at during my brief research while looking for a replacement. The price was quite a bit more than the Revolve, which was already more than I was looking to spend on a bluetooth speaker for around the house. Red flag number one. One of the articles that discussed the Hyberboom mentioned it weighed quite a bit. I dismissed that and when I ordered, I did not check the dimensions. When I came home from work to the delivered packaged, I wondered, "what in the world else is in this box?" The answer was nothing. This thing was a beast and I was instantly disappointed. Red flag number two. This was not looking good... I reluctantly opened the box and figured since I spent all this money and time getting a speaker, I might as well at least test it out. I plugged it in and paired it with my phone and played a song that the kids always like to hear. The sound absolutely blew me away! I tried to get it to sound horrible with various songs but the bass was deep and the treble was crisp and clear. It is easily the best quality sound from a bluetooth speaker I have ever owned. The speaker is able to completely fill the main level of our home. Placing the speaker in a corner or an area where there are no ears behind it ensures clear sound will reach every nook and cranny where it's needed most. I would have to make a stretch to come up with a knock on this product, but if I had to do it I would say that only 2 of the 4 sides emit pristine high frequencies. Hence, why I mentioned placing the speaker in a corner. But I couldn't notice it very much unless I was looking for things to complain about. Needless to say, I threw away the box and decided to embrace this massive and beautifully-sounding speaker. There's a nifty handle to help haul it around for when you need to move it. We're already planning things just so we can use it and enjoy being in aural bliss.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2020 by Kyle