Bose - SoundLink Flex (2nd Gen) Portable Bluetooth Speaker with Waterproof/Dustproof Design - Alpine Sage

Had been pondering for a while between buying this & another well known retro looking brand, the deeper base & crisper sound definitely swayed me towards Bose plus I already have two other Bose products & they can all be operated from the same app.Shame that it can not be powered on & off from the app like the Bose soundbar I have.

Purchased the 2nd gen to pair up with my first gen mini sound link, and they aren't compatible. That said, the speaker itself is powerful enough to fill a room.

I bought the Bose flex speaker from Walmart and had it delivered. there's something wrong with the speaker it was not loud enough and it sounded like it was underwater I don't know if it was dropped or what. so I'm taking it back today. hopefully I'll have better luck with my exchange

I bought this product late 6 months ago. It's awesome but there's a thing bothering that it's not compatible with previous flex generation make sure to do the same and there's a silent white hizz noise from speaker when idle it's irritating, this should be fixed by any software update and slight distortion at high volumes. Battery life not up to the mark needs to be improved as in less price segment from this many companies are offering 24hr battery backup and even more pls consider it . Relsove white hizz noise from this speaker fixx it . Rest all good .

I have had this speaker a few months and it's fair to say that for the price and size, it's pretty good. It's very bassy if the EQ is turned on to extra bass. It gets up to about 75% volume without any distortion after that, it's too loud for a speaker that size. Battery life is pretty average, most speakers these days have 15 hours minimum, this is rated at 12. It does last 12 hours, instead of being a rough guide or completely inaccurate. Overall I'm really impressed. It was bought to replace an original Soundlink Revolve+