One down side is that the speaker won’t play when the battery is depleted, even when it’s plugged in and first charging. The battery lasts for ages (officially rated at 15 hours), and the speaker turns itself off after a period of inactivity–which you know because a cool, little drum riff sound indicates that the speaker is powering down. Podcasts and NPR both sound great on the Boom. I didn’t measure decibels, but it can fill a whole floor of a house with music, despite its being barely taller than seven inches. At a price point of just under $200, you’d expect decent sound, and this speaker does not disappoint in that regard. The Boom 2 has great sound, even with flat EQ. (Pressing both speaker buttons at the same time will have the speaker tell you what percentage of battery life remains.) Besides that, you can control the sound just from the volume buttons on the side of your connected device.
#LOGITECH UE BOOM 2 APP BLUETOOTH#
Those volume buttons are HUGE, especially compared to the smaller power on/off and Bluetooth buttons. The UE Boom 2 comes in a box that looks like one of those little bank deposit tubes from days gone by: The speaker is meant to be used standing up, but you can also lay it on its side without it rolling away: The cylindrical shape and design are very cool: Ultimate Ears (owned by Logitech) makes a great-sounding, sleek-lookin’ Bluetooth speaker: the UE Boom 2, now in its second generation.
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