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Earfun Uboom L ihas a new 0.50 firmware. I compare the Oluv tuned firmware 0.45 Earfun Uboom L to the current tuning of the Earfun Uboom L. 0.50 firmware vs 0.45 firmware.
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Chapters
0:00 Motion X600 overview
1:56 frequency response
7:51 Indoor mode test
13:51 outdoor mode test
18:43 100% volume test
20:50 summary
25:17 Earfun Uboom L specs
28:25 conclusion
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Alan Ross Reviews Top Picks:
Top for value:
Tribit Stormbox Blast: unbeatable deep bass for the money t
Soundcore Motion Boom: Amazingly deep bass to 40hz for its size and price.
Learn more about Motion Boom alternative Mifa Wildbox:
Still worth a look:
My former world champ the Soundcore Motion Plus can still offer great clarity.
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£50 champion:
Great bass for its size, Soundcore Boost: t
Tribit Xsound Mega: medium sized mono speaker with fun bass and light show. a
Bass Heavy Speakers:
JBL PartyBox Encore: small battery but VFM for deep abss party speaker with karaoke e
Soundcore Motion Boom Plus: Best package for price, weight and loudness. s
Harman Kardon Go+ Play 2: y
Onyx Studio 6 (warmer than the 7, bass heavy in balance): 6
Bag of Riddim 2: dollops of mid and upper bass help to give a warm and open sound. Fun listen but not too accurate. m
JBL Boombox 2 & 3: similar bass but Boombox 3 is more mids forward 3
W-King D10 for upper bass with a balanced sound and well priced 0
W-King T11, party type speaker that can hold bass even at max volume (110 dB) 1
W-King H10, loudest speaker i have tested so far with the biggest battery 0
Hi End Picks
Minirig mk3 2.2 system: 3
Rocksteady Stadium 2.1 system: superior subwoofer to minirig but lacks volume r
Audio Pro C3: Open and neutral lacks deep bass 3
Vifa Oslo: expensive but very clear with deep bass, lacks warmth: o
Marshall Stockwell 2: balanced immersive, not loud 2
Dali Katch: has lots of issues but for very low volumes only is a nice listen h
Soundcore Motion Plus: for analytical listening, slightly bass light 0
Travel Speakers:
Earfun UBoom L: smaller than Charge 5, bigger than soundcore Boost, bright tuning: l
JBL Charge 5: mono but has a very clear and dynamic sound at low volumes and can go reasonably loud. Bit screechy over 80%.
Bose Soundlink Flex: good bass heavy sound for its compact travel friendly size.
Denon 250bt: discontinued but still a reference for size/quality ratio.
JBL Flip 6: can be a bit harsh).
Mifa WildRod: d
Beosound A1 1st gen: sounds better than 2nd gen, connectivity and battery issues. Deep bass for small size, clearer than the Bose Flex. 1
Wonderboom 3: really nice form factor with reasonable sound 3
Best Mini/Micro Options:
Bose Soundlink Micro (warm): o
Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 (clinical): 2
Minirig Mini 2: 2
Worth a Listen:
W-King T9: reasonably loud and balanced big bright detailed stereo sound.
LG Xboom GO PN7: relaxing, not bass heavy, DTS mode for open sound. 7
Earfun Uboom L firmware 0.50 vs firmware 0.45 🙂
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