Soundcore motion x600 review

Considering its high-fidelity renderings, the loud, thumpy, rugged, and thoroughly weatherized IPX7 Soundcore Motion X is more than reasonably priced.

The Anker Soundcore Motion X speaker is a portable Bluetooth speaker designed to bring your favorite tunes wherever you go. Its Spatial Audio feature is designed to create a more immersive sound with your audio content, regardless of the source, so you feel like music is all around you. The built-in handle makes it easy to transport, and it's even rated IPX7 for water resistance to help it withstand the elements. You can even choose between three different color variants based on your tastes. The Anker Soundcore Motion X speaker is decent for music. This speaker comes with a unique Spatial Audio feature that's designed to create a more immersive sound with your favorite tracks. Turn it on for a more crisp sound, especially regarding vocals.

Soundcore motion x600 review

In this review, we will break down how it fared in a variety of tests and several common use cases. Our audio experts put the Motion X to the test and found that this speaker excels with its diverse features enabled. Thanks to its wide and immersive sound stage, the Soundcore is among the best- performing speakers in the Spatial attribute. Without its features activated, the base sound from the speaker could at times be underwhelming, amid a limited dynamics performance. Overall, the Motion X earns an impressive score of in our Wireless Speaker test. This article highlights the most important results of our testing. For more details about our Speaker protocol, click here. Detailed performance evaluations under the form of reports are available upon request. Do not hesitate to contact us. In this section, we will take a closer look at timbre, dynamics, spatial, volume, and artifacts, and explain what they mean for the user. Timbre Soundcore Motion X

It's more customizable, too, thanks to the graphic EQ and presets in its companion app. The X is quite something.

While many fine Bluetooth speakers are out there, most are just for personal use. Or, at best, for providing background music for a small gathering. The Soundcore Motion X is in the minority of Bluetooth offerings insofar as it has the power to keep the music going for a pool party, backyard BBQ, or a gathering of a similar size. There are some limitations with the Soundcore Motion X, but it can still give many of the best portable Bluetooth speakers a run for their money. I'll dig in a little deeper on why that is, but if you wanted a Bluetooth boombox version, this speaker made by Soundcore well, really Anker, who owns the brand is as good as any in filling that niche. The Soundcore Motion X is a very good boombox-style portable Bluetooth speaker. Not only does it have enough volume for a decent-sized party, it has a fun spatial audio feature that gives everything extra dimensionality.

Our expert deal-hunting staff showcases the best price drops and discounts from reputable sellers daily. If you make a purchase using our links, CNET may earn a commission. The Soundcore by Anker Motion X is available in three color options. I tested the polar gray version. I got an early review sample of the new mini boom box, which has a premium look and feel with a metal grill and carrying handle and which includes some interesting features like spatial audio and support for Sony's LDAC audio codec. It sounds impressive for its relatively compact size and is a good value, even at its list price.

Soundcore motion x600 review

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There are some limitations with the Soundcore Motion X, but it can still give many of the best portable Bluetooth speakers a run for their money. You can adjust the volume, something you can do just by using the controls on your Bluetooth source and changing EQ settings. The Anker Soundcore Motion X speaker is decent for podcasts. Width: Ease Of Use. OK, that award is largely bestowed in my head. It also rendered the sub-bass in my minuscule collection of hip hop and other modern tooth-rattling genres more than adequately. There's some compression when you push it to max volume, though, especially in the bass range, so if you want a clearer audio reproduction, you'll want to listen at more moderate volumes. It doesn't support multi-room to spread audio throughout multiple rooms of your home simultaneously, but since it's portable, you can always carry it manually. Stereo Pair Mode. The Anker Soundcore Motion X speaker has a distinct retro-style design with a fixed handle attached to the top for transport. Maximum output power 50 watts. The Soundcore Motion X has three features of note to discuss. Instead, it works the same way as Dolby Atmos does by sending audio up and out, giving what you're listening to a sense of height or dimension that's hard to pin down but makes your hearing more immersive.

What I want to focus on first, however, is how good-looking this thing is.

Otherwise, the experience was mostly free of artifacts. App Name. The bass boost is another togglable feature, though it's a bit more straightforward, doing exactly as expected and boosting the low-end. For the purpose of perceptual evaluation, the EQ feature stayed deactivated. Weight 5. The Anker Soundcore Motion X speaker is decent for podcasts. They're both portable Bluetooth speakers with similar performances. Or, at best, for providing background music for a small gathering. Jon L. The soundcore Motion X looks, feels and sounds incredible.