【第2世代】Anker Soundcore Boost Bluetooth スピーカー 20W出力 大音量 防水 重低音 IPX7

良いです インストラクターで予備用に持ち歩いてます 一度スタジオのデッキの調子が悪く、とっさにこれを使い、レッスンしたことがあります。音も問題なく、本当に助かりました 野外でもいい音を出してくれます

お気に入りの音です 結構バッテリーも長持ち 小型でちょうどよい

■ 購入の背景：信頼性の高いコンパクトな高出力スピーカーを求めて 私が購入し、現在も使用しているのは充電ポートがMicro USB仕様となっている古いモデル（第1世代）です。現行の第2世代とは細部が異なりますが、音質や出力といったスピーカーとしての根幹部分は共通しているため、購入を検討している方の参考になれば幸いです。 ■ 実際の使用感：個人用途には十二分な音量と実用的な防水性 - 音量と音質： コンパクトな筐体ながら20Wの出力を備えており、個人用途としては十分すぎるほどの音量が出ます。屋外に持ち出しても周囲に力負けしないパワーがあります。標準状態でもバランスは良いですが、本体のboostボタンで低音を強化すると、さらに深みのある迫力あるサウンドが楽しめます。 - 防水性能と取り回し： お湯を直接大量にかけない範囲において、日常的にお風呂に持ち込んで音楽を聴く分には何の問題もなく動作しています。充電用のポート類は分厚い防水用のゴム蓋でしっかりと塞がれる構造になっており、安心感があります。 - 利便性： Bluetoothの接続に関しては、NFCを搭載しているため対応スマホであればかざすだけで簡単にペアリングが完了します。 ■ 第1世代（旧型）と第2世代（新型）の比較まとめ これから購入される方のために、旧モデルのユーザー視点から共通点と変更点を整理しました。 【変わらない共通点（旧型から引き継がれた強み）】 - 音質と出力： どちらも迫力のある20W出力で、重低音の強化機能を搭載。 - バッテリー持ち： どちらも最大12時間の連続再生が可能で、長時間の使用でも安心です。 - モバイルバッテリー機能： どちらもスピーカー本体からスマホなどへ給電できる機能を備えており、非常時にも役立ちます。 【第2世代での進化点・変更点（注意すべき違い）】 - 充電ポート： Micro USBから、裏表のない現代的な USB Type-C へ変更されました（非常に羨ましい改善点です）。 - 防水性能： 水しぶきレベルのIPX5から、一時的な水没にも耐える完全防水（IPX7）へと大きく進化し、お風呂での安心感が格段に向上しています。 - アプリ対応： 新型は専用アプリに対応したため、スマホ側から好みに合わせて細かくイコライザー（音質）を調整できるようになりました。 - 有線接続の廃止： 3.5mm AUX端子が廃止され、Bluetooth接続専用となっています。有線で繋ぎたいと考えている方は注意が必要です。 ■ 総評 旧モデルの時点でスピーカーとしての完成度は非常に高く、今でも現役で不満なく使えています。第2世代になり、最大の弱点だったMicro USBがType-C化され、防水もIPX7に強化されたことで、お風呂やアウトドア用スピーカーとしての隙がなくなった傑作機だと感じますので買い増しを検討中です。

SONYとAnker好きです。 Anker製品もイヤホンやスピーカー色々買ってます。 最終、この商品がコスパ最強です。（高いSONYの方が音質良きですが） Ankerで比較すると、当時2倍の値段だったMotion+よりこちらの方が音がクリアでした。 元々重低音ですが、外で使う時とかボタン一つで更にup出来るのも良い。 旅行とかの為にminiも買いましたが物理的に6w程度じゃ音が軽い。やはりこちらは20wで余裕もある。最終的に旅行にもこれを持っていってます。

サイズ、値段の割に高音質で満足しています

迫力あります。 高音がもう少し欲しいかも。 ２台並べてステレオ再生してみたい

値段相応の音です。最近ノイズが定期的に入る初代？Soundcoreの買い替えで購入しました。 体感では大差ありません。エンクロージャーが大きくなっているので素の音は向上している印象ですが 一回り大きくなって使い勝手はあまり良くありません。BassBoostももっさりした音で好みではありませんでした。

室内や車の中で聞くには調度良い音量で屋外では最大音量で使用しています。 音質はかなり良いです。重低音モードに切り替える事ができて、室内はオフ、屋外はオンと使い分けができて良い機能だと思いました。

Massive sound... Extremely deep base, long lasting battery What a product. Never regret buying

Relación calidad precio muy aceptable no es la mejor bocina que he tenido pero le pongo 5 estrellas por qué es la que uso en mis tareas diarias y no me ha fallado y el Audio es muy bueno considerando el precio

Exactly what I expected. Very good sound. Delivery was super fast! Just over a day. (From Amazon.se)

prima prijs-kwaliteit verhouding. Goede accuduur. Geluidskwaliteit is voor huis/tuin en keukengebruik meer dan voldoende. Zeer eenvoudige bluetooth koppeling

Firstly, this is a review is specifically aimed at the use of two speakers in stereo mode. This is the reason I bought these speakers. So if that's your interest, I've provided detail below. The overall sound quality goes up SIGNIFICANTLY when using two of these speakers in Stereo mode, in comparison with a single speaker. If you can afford two, then I'd say buy two, because two of them sound about 5x better than one. That said, as a standalone speaker it's a great speaker for the money, Anker proves itself over and over to be a cutting edge company that cares about making good products. I've purchased their goods for many years and I've never been disappointed. The sound quality of this speaker is excellent given it's price tag (for me $49.99 USD). I can't imagine anyone not being happy with it given the build quality and price and sound. For fun I compared the sound quality against my single $299 Bose Mini-SoundLink II speaker, and of course the Bose is much richer and cleaner, but considering the Soundcore Boost is 1/6th the price of the Bose, it performed absolutely outstanding!! So again, I would recommend the Soundcore highly. Battery life so far (owned them for a month), is very impressive. Nice work Anker!!! STEREO MODE FUNCTION: Key Points - Quite a few people in the reviews complain that the stereo mode function is unreliable, and some seem to think its terrible and claim it's very difficult to use. I'd agree that it *was* ... until I figured out how to use it properly, and then it's been pretty easy, ... so, more on this below for those that care. On the issue of stereo connectivity, one should first consider that it's a $100 set of speakers and this is relatively new technology, so perhaps expectations shouldn't be so high? One also needs to understand that the speakers will perform differently depending on the hardware they are interacting with, and various other factors, such as speaker placement. THEY WILL NOT PERFORM AS SUCCESSFULLY IN STEREO MODE WITH ALL INPUT DEVICES. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND THIS. Here are my detailed findings: - In my case, the speakers operate in stereo mode *almost* perfectly with my iPhone XR and my girlfriend's IMac Pro, but do not do so well with my Hewlett Packard PC running Windows 10, so I've given up trying to use the speakers with my PC. It's a bit disappointing, but again, what can I expect for $100 bucks?! - Note that the sound WILL drop out occasionally even on the Apple devices for maybe 0.2-0.5 seconds, which can be annoying, but it doesn't happen very often, and sometimes I can play music for many hours without a single issue. So for the price, I can easily deal with these minor disturbances. The problem seems to be worse when streaming online movies. They perform great with streaming Apple music. - Getting the speakers synced up with each other and connected in stereo mode with my device for the first time could be tricky and frustrating. On top of that Anker's instructions to set them up are PATHETICALLY bad (Come on Anker ... REALLY?), so it takes a bit of messing around to figure it out. It seems best to follow a specific sequence of events each time, if they are to connect reliably in stereo mode. It seems that the device connects to one of the speakers first, and then the second speaker connects to the first speaker to create stereo mode, so this creates a linear connection rather than a network type connection. One doesn't want to attempt to connect the device to both speakers if the intent is to use Stereo Mode. Therefore here's what I've found successful: 1. (see photos provided) Label one of your speakers with a number 1 (using a sticker that you can see in the dark). Label the other number 2 (Or label them A & B, whatever, just some what that you can easily tell them apart). It's good to make the stickers in the shape of an arrow so it's easy to see which direction the sound comes out. Why Anker made these into homogeneous rectangular prisms is beyond me ... one shouldn't have to carefully examine a portable speaker every time they put it down to make sure it's facing the right way, and, it would be nice to be able to see the buttons in a dimly lit room, but they are very flat with very little texture (see photo). 2. MAKE IT A POLICY TO CONNECT YOUR DEVICE ONLY TO SPEAKER 1. Do not allow your device to pair to Speaker 2 ever, and if you do create a pairing with Speaker 2 by accident, delete that connection from your device. 3. Once labeled, power on ONLY Speaker 1 and pair it to your device. 4. Once the device is paired to Speaker 1, then turn on Speaker 2. Then use some combination of the TWS buttons under the rubber connection protectors and the power buttons, to pair the speakers together in Stereo Mode. This can be tricky, and Anker's instructions don't make it very clear what order to do this so it works easily. I just kept pressing them in various ways until the two speakers paired. When they pair, a sound is emitted from both speakers. Then you're ready to go and if your lucky, you won't have to do this again! 5. When you're done listening just touch either power button and both speakers will shut down, COOL! 6. IMPORTANT: When you return to use your speakers another day, turn on Speaker 1 first and wait for the goofy sound. Then power on Speaker 2, and it will make the same goofy sound, then after a moment, both speakers should repeat the goofy sound together indicating they've auto-paired. You are then ready to play music from your paired device in stereo! 7. To add another device, shut down Speaker 2, pair the 2nd device to Speaker 1, and it should work just like your first device. Since getting this process down, they've worked great. Why Anker didn't explain all this more clearly is nuts. They only provide a tiny leaflet with silly, difficult to interpret diagrams on them. Kitschy and cute maybe, but stupid. My only serious complaint. These speakers are great for the money and I recommend them highly ... just understand they have limitations.