Tribit [Upgraded Version StormBox Pro Bluetooth Speaker 40W 5.3 Channel Wireless Portable Speaker High Fidelity 360° Sound Built-in XBass, 24H IP67 Waterproof Bluetooth Tower Subwoofer

Amazing sound quality with 360 surround sound
Ive been using this since past a month now. Battery life is without a doubt 20+ hrs on a full charge. Whether you like acoustics or edm, this speaker fits in just perfect. Im not an audiophile but a vivid listener of music. I listen to all genre that i can lay my hands on and music is my daily staple.In a room size of 20 sqm, just 30 to 40% of volume is more than enough to fill the room. Thanks to the 360 hifi surround sound, there is no dead zone in the room. Perfect for portability for its small form factor. Loved the minimalist design and build quality. It can get quite loud which is good for outdoor small gathering with friends. I missed an offer of 7899 and got it for 8699. Since my last speaker gave up on me i had to decide quickly so i went for this after a bit of research on this product. Trust me, its worth the money you spend.Ps: keep your eyes peeled for better deals than mine. Happy listening🍻

It’s a pretty good speaker
Bass is too good the clarity provides very good but sometimes it feel less louder in outdoor for me at least but for other people its pretty loud and in room its lovely the speaker has pretty good 360 sound and one more thing it has a great great battery life it has bt 5.3 so no issue in connectivity it also have LE blutooth but it doesn’t work with my phone atleastIf you are getting it under 7k go for it no time for thinking

Tribit: high-performing Bluetooth speaker
Its balanced sound, rugged build, and impressive battery life make it a top contender in its price range, ideal for outdoor use or casual listening sessions. While it may not have advanced features like some high-end competitors, it offers excellent value for its cost.

Tribit Stormbox Pro unboxing #Musiclovers #Bluetooth speakers
The design is no nonsense and the build quality is good. Sound clarity is good and bass is not that heavy. Have a crispy clear sound from the box and has a great battery life with fast connectivity. Very easy to handle and meet the expectations. Expected a little louder one for a 40W sound output

Added this to our speaker collection for in the pool area — hadn’t had a 360 degree sound one before.The sound I have got used to — initially I found it kind of muffled, but after some use it sounds better and installing the equalizer application helped.The XBass you will probably always use — sounds much better with it on.Pairing to phones was very easy and straightforward.I have noted — it sounds better at a bit of distance from it. Might just be me though and getting used to a 360 degree sound speaker. Now, that said the speakers are on 2 sides of the unit, so depending on your position relative the speakers the sound will vary a bit.It can get pretty loud if you need it to outside and I did not notice significant change in the music quality — but generally we won’t be in that play it as loud as you can category.Battery life has been great — going for a long time on a full charge.For the price point – view it as an awesome buy.Longevity — will keep you updated as time goes on.

I have both of these speakers and am offering a comparison. These are my opinions for what they’re worth. The bottom line is that the Tribit Stormbox Pro is a better value than the Bose Soundlink Revolve.Sound:Both of these speakers provide excellent room-filling sound that is decidedly different. The Bose is more ambient with a mono feel, which it is. The bass and mid-range are good but there is very little in the way of high treble. For example, you probably won’t hear that classic “ping” in middle of “Comfortably Numb”. Bose, being Bose, provides no information about what is inside the casing. My guess is that there is one woofer and a single transducer.Tribit, on the other hand, emits more of a surround sound which actually seems stereophonic. Bass is thumping amazing with the booster on, mid-range is fine and and very high notes come through loud and clear. Some reviewers describe this as “Tinny”; I don’t think so. Tribit openly discloses that there is a subwoofer, 2 transducers and 2 passive radiators.ADVANTAGE: Tribit. At lower volume, the sound quality is equal. Tribit wins at moderate to high volume with the Extra Bass activated.Functionality:Bose has 5 control buttons (Power, Bluetooth pairing, volume + and -, and one more which I haven’t figured out but things get messed up whenever I push it. An audio cable port is provide if you can’t connect via Bluetooth for some reason. The optional Bose charging cradle is the worst accessory ever designed in history – don’t waste your money. Bose rates the speaker as IP55 water resistant.Tribit has 4 buttons (Power, Bluetooth pairing, and volume + and -). The Tribit also shows battery power. The Stormbox Pro has a carrying strap which is a great idea; I’ve dropped my Bose a couple times. Tribit rates the speaker as IP67 water proof.ADVANTAGE: Tribit. The controls are simpler.Price:Right now, the Bose Soundlink Revolve (Series II) is $219 and the Tribit Stormbox Pro is $119.95 with a 20% coupon ($95.96).ADVANTAGE: Tribit. Bose is over-priced.Appearance:The Bose exterior is solid plastic and durable. Tribit has a high-quality fabric exterior and looks good. The Stormbox is 1” higher than the Revolve.ADVANTAGE: Equal.Battery:I’ve never had an issue with my Bose’s battery. The manufacturer claims 13 hours of playtime. Tribit claims to provide 24 hours of play time and has a port for charging your cell phone.ADVANTAGE: Equal.Durability:One thing you have to hand to Bose, their products are built to last. Despite the fact I cannot attest to the Tridbit’s durability – Bose gets the vote.Advantage: BoseSummary:The Tribit Stormbox Pro is an amazing portable speaker at under $100. It meets or beats the Bose SoundLink Revolve in all categories. I don’t know how it would match up against the Bose SoundLink Revolve+ with runs $329.