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Question: Is this rechargeable like the Boom Swimmer?
Document: I have a UA Mini Boom that, while not being waterproof, sounds bigger, lasts much longer, and charges faster than the Urchin -- in a smaller package!Think about it this way: in situations where you're unable to charge the Urchin, you'll get a handful of hours of sound until silence.
The Boom Urchin is an excellent way to listen to your music while on the go. I had some hesitation about ordering a portable bluetooth speaker. The speakers i had heard in the past were small but sounded aweful and were cheaply made. I felt better about the order after i learned that Boom is a company owned by the same company that owns polk audio.
I really didn't expect such great quality sound coming from such tiny speakers, but the Boom Urchin really exceeded my expectations. The bluetooth connectivity is a lifesaver, I don't have to rely on wi-fi that might disconnect at any moment or a converter cord. Each charge lasts me for almost 10 or so hours which is nice, I can take it out for a day trip without having to worry about it dying on me. Overall, I give this product 5/5 stars! !
I like this item but my phone didn't. Worked for a few days then wouldn't stay connected with phone. I work in an automotive shop, wasn't very loud but was good enough for me. Good range when working.
I must admit that when I purchased the device I was skeptical of how much I would use it and if I'd like this product.After almost a month of using it this device has become a huge part of my life and has become the envy of all my friends.
This speaker has great sound, pairs easily and the battery life is pretty good. The one thing I don't like about it is that I think only one device can be synced at a time. That makes switching back and forth between my iPhone and my wife's iPad from day to day a bit of a pain but oh well.
When people come over, they really think it's my large stereo playing, but when I point to the small red oval on the coffee table, the look on their faces is priceless. I would like a heavier bass tone, but it does not at all disappoint me. It's water resistant, and the Bluetooth works like a charm. I don't go many places without it now.
It's probably just a press and hold of one of the buttons, but it feels like such unnecessary faux-simplicity. Just give me a button with a phone icon on it, and back/fwd buttons - don't make me guess.I wavered between three and four stars, mostly because of the button issue - but the overall fit and finish, sound quality, and apparent durability pushed it to four. I really like it.
Bought this last summer and was hugely surprised with the loud output for the relatively small size. Durable and Polk made the speakers, so quality on that end.My only gripe and the reason for the 3 star review: the thing takes around 2-3 hours to fully charge, and then only lasts something like 5 hours at very most until the sound gets fuzzy and it needs a recharge.
The only part that seems like it could eventually wear out is the little trap that covers the charging port, but since it's part of the silicone cover, it can be replaced without buying a whole new speaker.My biggest complaint is the squishy, awkward buttons. The offer basically no feedback at all, which is exacerbated by the one-or-two-second delay that I consistently experience after pressing them. There also aren't dedicated buttons for all functions.
Answer: yes