soundcore3 by Anker, Bluetooth Speaker with Stereo Sound, Pure Titanium Diaphragm Drivers, PartyCast Technology, BassUp, 24H Playtime, IPX7 Waterproof, App, Custom EQ, Home, Outdoor, Beach

Summary: sounds smooth, refined and a LOT bigger then the actual box suggests. At the price it's a stellar performer.I've been engrossed in music all my life, playing, performing and listening (and one-time speaker development engineer). One thing I know - it's impossible to get a 'big' sound out of a small box - I don't mean loud, I mean big as in rounded, balanced, smooth accurate bass etc.. So as you head smaller, compromises creep in and some cheating is involved, particularly at lower frequencies.The Soundcore 3 is small but manages to achieve convincing bass whilst retaining clear articulate mids and semi-highs.It's satisfyingly weighty - suggesting good cabinet build and probably some hefty ferrite magnets for the drivers.The actual build seems excellent - robust, understated stylish and very well finished.The app provides full eq control but the factory preset is so good I soon gave up messing with the eq.The preset has loads of bass boost and quite a lot of top boost - exactly what you would expect to balance such a small box with 2 tiny midrange drivers - it's bound to need a lot of eq to get anywhere near flat.Anyway, ignoring how or why, it's just very good indeed for general round-the-house use. Plenty loud enough, all-round great sound, easy to use and the app is excellent - handy and smart.At the price it is rediculous. I imagine a pair would make a very good substitute for a stereo system.

These speakers are incredible! They deliver great sound and bass and last ages on a single charge.Pros:- Great bass.- Incredible sound.- Ability to connect multiple speakers together.- Long battery life.- 2 Passive radiators to add a lot more bass.- Solid construction made of rubber to protect against drops.- Can go super quiet without hearing the 'hiss' from the speakers operating.Cons:- The rubber material is a fingerprint magnet and slightly oily hands will leave annoying marks.- Only supports the basic SBC codec.- Noticeable delay if your using it for gaming or watching videos. (On Samsung devices you can offset the video and sound delay by downloading sound assistant from the Galaxy store and going to the 'Bluetooth metronome') This doesn't fix the gaming audio delay but it works well for videos.Conclusion:This speaker is incredible for the price and delivers amazing sound. If your looking for a speaker for gaming look elsewhere. However if your looking for a speaker to listen to music or watch videos on YouTube, Netflix etc, look no further!

I recently bought the Anker Soundcore 3, and I am very happy with it. It works perfectly for listening to classical music, especially through Internet radio.Sound Quality:The sound is clear and detailed, which is great for classical music. You can hear all the instruments clearly, and the bass is balanced so it doesn’t overpower the other sounds. Even at high volume, the sound stays clean and does not distort.Design and Build:The speaker is small, light, and easy to carry. It looks modern and simple, which I like. It is also waterproof (IPX7), so I can use it in the kitchen or near water without worrying about spills.Battery Life:The battery lasts a long time, up to 24 hours. I can use it all day without needing to charge it. This makes it perfect for long listening sessions or for taking on trips.Connectivity:The Bluetooth connection is easy to set up and stays stable. I listen to Internet radio on my phone, and the sound plays perfectly through the speaker. It also works well in different rooms as long as I stay within range.Things to Know:The speaker does not have a microphone, so you cannot use it for phone calls.It does not have Wi-Fi or smart features, but for Bluetooth use, it is excellent.Conclusion:The Soundcore 3 is a great speaker for listening to classical music. It is easy to use, sounds great, and lasts all day. If you want a simple, high-quality Bluetooth speaker, this is a very good choice.Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I recommend this speaker to anyone who enjoys clear, balanced sound for music. It’s great for classical music fans!

I’ve been using the Soundcore 3 by Anker for a few weeks, and it’s a reliable little speaker. The sound quality is surprisingly good for its size, with clear stereo sound and decent bass, thanks to the BassUp feature. It gets loud enough for small gatherings, and the PartyCast feature is a fun addition if you want to link multiple speakers.The battery life is impressive – I easily get around 24 hours of playtime on a single charge, which makes it great for taking on trips or using outdoors. Speaking of outdoors, the IPX7 waterproof rating is a bonus, so I don’t have to worry about it getting wet at the pool or in the rain.Bluetooth 5.0 provides a stable connection, and I haven’t had any issues with range or dropped connections. The customizable EQ is nice if you want to tweak the sound to your liking, though I’ve mostly stuck with the default settings.Overall, the Soundcore 3 is a good option if you’re looking for a portable, durable, and affordable Bluetooth speaker that delivers solid sound quality.