The HydraMotion 2.0, for music that moves with you. Mount or clip it to your gear using its included attachments. With 12 hours of battery life and a sleek, cylindrical shape that fits anywhere—from bike frames to backpack pockets—it’s ready for any adventure.
Most portable outdoor speakers are better suited to sit on a picnic table than go mountain biking or tubing down a river. The Hydrablast 2.0’s built-in mount, magnets, and carabiner, allow users to clip it or stick it to their bike, backpack, or ATV."
The part that you’re supposed to screw the bracket into came out of both speakers that I purchased and cant go back in without possibly gluing it into the speakers. Shouldnt have to do this for speakers that were basically right out of the box. Also doesn’t provide quality sound which i was expecting
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N.K.
The part that you’re supposed to screw the bracket into came out of both speakers that I purchased and cant go back in without possibly gluing it into the speakers. Shouldnt have to do this for speakers that were basically right out of the box. It also doesn’t provide quality sound which i was expecting
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Shane the emotoman
Weak bass
I think JBL has you beat on sound and bass quality. Though this unit is cheaper than the JBL of the same size. One big plus is yours has better controls ( can skip tracks forward and backward) otherwise, not the best sound.
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Paul Talamante
Micro speaker
Doesn't keep charged,and keeps turning off.the bigger speaker is fine.
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Sean Forney
Review
To be honest, I don’t think it’s loud enough. I’m not happy but I will live.
