However, the UE Wonderboom does offer 360-degree sound and multi-speaker pairing if that matters to you. The UE Wonderboom is an excellent outdoor speaker, but will cost twice the money and doesn’t last as long as the Tribit. In terms of competition, you’ll have to spend a lot more for better sound quality. While it’s design may be forgettable, you won’t care once you hear how good the XSound Go sounds. Plus, the speaker is IPX7 water and dust resistant so it’ll put up with a day at the beach or pool without a problem. The speaker impressed with balanced sound, is near distortion-free at high volumes, and lasts and incredible 20+ hours of playtime at medium volume. It normally takes me around 6-7 hour to charge both of them. The Tribit XSound Go shouldn’t sound this good for the price, but it does. Their light turns on solid red, like theyre charging. The speaker gets loud, has a decent amount of bass, and lasts all day. Charging the battery does take several hours so make sure to have the speaker charging overnight and not an hour or two before you need to take it on the go. TechRadar Verdict The Tribit XSound Go punches way above its class, offering big sound in a small package. As a bonus, the Flare also gives you 360-degree sound which is largely preferable to a cone of sound.īattery life is rated at 24 hours of playtime at medium volume, and we got around 20 hours of observed play time, which is great for a speaker of this size. When not in use, store your speaker in a cool place. Do not charge your speaker for extended periods. (The SoundCore 2 sounds a bit tinny and flat to our ears.)įor that reason you’ll have to step up to the SoundCore Flare in Anker’s line of speakers to beat the Tribit’s sound. Use the included USB cable to charge your speaker and make sure it is fully charged before the rst use. Compared to the $50 (£46, about AU$63) Anker SoundCore 2, the Tribit XSound Go is our pick between the two for its better sound and less distortion at max volume.
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