Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM 3 Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker (Powerful Sound + Thundering Bass, Bluetooth, Magic Button, Waterproof, Battery 20 Hours) - Night Black, Large

I ordered 2 speakers megaboom and wonder boom both are used one and megaboom is not working condition

My dad never forgets to remind me that it is THE BEST gift we’ve bet gotten him. The sound is amazing, and the battery life could go on for ever. It’s all round the bets product.

Achetez la première Megaboom et si vous l’avez déjà ne changez pas, vous serez déçu ! Qualité du son inférieur, désign moins résistant… bref n’upgradez pas pour la nouvelle !

I love this speaker. I purchased it five years ago and it's still going strong. I had a Bose before I bought the Megaboom. The battery on the Bose no longer took a charge after only two years. It started weakening in a year. I thought about tearing it apart and soldering in a new battery but decided to get the Ultimate Ears after my husband purchased the little Ultimate Ears version. I liked the sound and the battery lasted considerably longer than the Bose when new. This U E Megaboom battery seems as good today as it did they day I bought it. It has great sound, takes a beating and I'm not worried about it when I'm by the pool, on the beach or stuck in the rain on a boat or canoe. I would definitely buy another Ultimate Ears Megaboom if this one ever gives up the ghost.Now paired with my Pixel 7, the Bluetooth distance is great. It's the phone that made the real difference in distance. My old phone was half or less than what I get now.

This speaker is bad a$$.. Take it anywhere, fits nicely in the water bottle pocket on my hiking backpack. Sound quality is excellent. My wife loves it, on her second one, first one was so good someone stole it!

I used to be a big Ultimate Ears guy from the aughts before they were bought by Logitech who killed their best product lines and replaced it with stuff like... THIS. The tiresome photos of impossibly gleeful adult-babies listening to music underwater and having the times of their lives thanks to this f——g speaker really gets cloying when it’s printed on literally everything except the device itself. But that’s Logitech for you. Of all things I have to complain about with this speaker, the sound isn’t one of them. Unlike its predecessors and smaller cousins, the Megaboom 3 doesn’t peak out the bass quite so much when it would otherwise be distorted. (This is the most common bit of digital audio gimmickry to fool you into think it sounds “crystal clear”.) The people complaining about this speaker in these reviews who say other brands are better are just brands more notorious for “loudness fakery” to make the sound seem more bass-heavy but is really just slick audio post-processing. It’s makes hip hop sound a little better but everything else is a murky mess. But I digress. This speaker does all of the digital trickery, sure, but at least the actual amplifier and speaker drivers aren’t rubbish so that’s I plus. I was playing System of a Down cranked in my bedroom and it sounded amazing, especially compared to my former Boom speaker which someone nicked from my garage. Where the Boo crumpled trying to product screeching highs and thumping lows the Megaboom 3 dominated. Of course I don’t use any of the EQ tomfoolery and let it play as close to how the music was engineered to play and its just dandy. Okay then, good sound: check.The problem with this speaker, like all of the other UE speakers, is the brain-dead user interface and obnoxious audio feedback that you can’t properly adjust without hacking the device configs (allegedly). There is literally a single on/off switch for all audio feedback. Wut? No relative volume of system sounds compared to music, or selection of which sounds you want to hear and which ones you don’t, like that HORRIBLY OBNOXIOUS LOUD BEEP it makes that’s louder than the music if you accidentally lean in on your volume up button? Of course every sound is as loud as or louder than the music your playing. That’s just great. Furthermore, if you are listening to music through your iPad or iPhone, it decides to insert little beeps for certain feedback notifications that never happen when you are just using your device without the speaker. It’s horribly distracting and unnecessary, but worse is that you NEED audio feedback on if you want to be able to Bluetooth connect to it as audio feedback is the only feedback you get.Ugh. Sorry, had a bit of a rant there.It’s tough because I think the speak sounds decent and almost worth the price, but the UI team at Logite... excuse me... Ultimate Ears are clearly huffing paint fumes as each product they subsequently release is even more unpleasant to use than the last. Don’t let the coked-out looking teens with bright, expensive clothing printed on the box fool you.