Does anyone no how the sound compares to the AYL Portable Mini Speaker System?
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I don't know anything about the AYL portable but I do know that the X-mini delivers a quality sound for a small unit. I hook mine up to my sirius boombox so I don't have to unplug the box everyday to hear it outside.
2228627
Totally different. Those are portable, this is not. Sound is incomparable to those in a good way =)
1657622
This is not a comparison of the two products but an add-on to the previous comment. I bought the JBL for my 33 year old musician son. He has bought the speaker to our house several times and says the bass is unbelievable for a small and very portable speaker. He LOVES it!
2270154
Well, JBL is definitely not portable in the sense that it requires being plugged in. Bose is pretty much top of the line, so I'm not sure what you are looking to improve on over the Soundlink? Maybe a higher model Bose?
1198572
Hey if it is in a normal room you shouldn't have a problem with the sound of this speaker. Compared to the mini link this one delivers a lot more power. I don't know about the 3 I hadn't experience with that
979553
I'm not great at determining sound quality but I have only tried it in full blast once and it was alright. I usually listen in medium level or lower and it had an okay bass to it. The sound is a lot more clear at lower level than a phone speaker in full blast that's for sure.
393959
This thing is pretty awesome! The battery lasts for a while and it bumps pretty loud. The blue tooth is pretty sweet as well. I would recommend it. I don't really know how it compares to the other speakers you said because I have not listen to them. Good luck!
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If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red stichin because the outher model farts when you turn it up. All the speakers I've just mentioned are at currys. If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red... » Read More If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red stichin because the outher model farts when you turn it up. All the speakers I've just mentioned are at currys. « Show Less
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I haven't tried the Solo², but have heard good things. Since they do not feature the active noise cancellation found on the Studio they should have better sound quality at a lower cost and should otherwise be similar in quality. Personally I'd say go to a store that allows you to try both, then compare and purchase the one you prefer on Amazon for slightly less.
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The base on their other system (5.1) seems stronger but sometimes drowns out the speaking parts. The lifestyle system is calibrated better so all sound is much better between the bass and treble parts. There is still plenty of base and you can change it on the menu if you want more.
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I recently bought the mini and really like it. I have no experience with the larger Jambox. As it it's smaller than the Jambox, I think the biggest difference will be the capability of generating sound in the bass range, because you need the larger physical dimensions to generate strong low frequency sound. Despite its size, I think it has great bass for music which is where I think it matters most. The features I really like are the compact size - take it anywhere, and the talking battery level.
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I have found the sound to be good with low frequencies, clear and full at mid and high frequencies, which of course is a subjective answer. None of the mini's are full fidelity speaker systems, so all involve compromise. The BT 2.0 compares nicely to other mini's we considered, all of which were much more expensive. Hope this helps.
610233
I have not compared them, but the A5 from Bowers & Wilkins is the best sounding wireless speaker I have listened to.
279954
Personally, my mini sounds better than I thought it would. Although I had a sound link, I would go with the mini for overall sound.
1043923
I own this device, a SoundLink Mini, SoundTouch 20 & 30. I can honestly not detect any difference in sound quality between the Mini, Air or 20. So between the Mini and Air . . .I choose the Mini to take outdoors because 1. Replacement is cheaper should something happen to it and 2. it's completely BlueTooth so doesn't need to be within range of my WiFi signal to work.
1012050
No, this is a quality speaker. It doesn't produce any noise. But I will reiterate as I said in my review: if you can afford it, the Bose SoundLink Mini is a better-sounding speaker (for $50 more).
306881
Sound is good not tiny since I use a Bose QC 15 and a Bose A20 I have to control the volume through the home Stereo system !