What the Boom 2 adds at the source end
- Amazon price
- $89.99
- Customer rating
- 4.6
- Customer reviews
- 8968
- Typical price over 90 days
- $99.80
- Difference
- $9.81 (10 percent)
The Soundcore Boom 2 by Anker puts the low end first. Inside sits a 50W racetrack subwoofer alongside dual 15W tweeters, a 2.1 layout that hands deep notes and crisp highs to separate drivers instead of asking one cone to do everything.
BassUp 2.0 lets you raise the bass EQ and push output from 60W to 80W max, so the boom in the name is something you can dial in rather than a fixed voicing. We'd consider this at $89.99 if you want a portable that leans bass-forward outdoors, since the price sits $9.81 under the typical price over the last 90 days and matches the all-time low.
Your choice of Bluetooth source and EQ control
This is a Bluetooth speaker, so your phone or tablet is the source and the speaker handles the rest. The pro EQ is the control that matters most here: it lets you shape the sound per song or vibe rather than accepting one factory curve.
If you want more coverage than one box can give, PartyCast 2.0 links up to 100+ speakers. A built-in power bank also lets the speaker charge your phone, which matters on a long day away from an outlet.
Where 24 hours and IPX7 fit your plans
Anker rates playtime at 24 hours per charge, though that figure moves with volume level and playback content, so a loud outdoor session will land shorter than a quiet one. IPX7 waterproofing and a floatable body suit beach, pool and rain use.
Skip it if your setup needs Wi-Fi streaming, a wired input or app-free control, because those details aren't part of what this speaker offers. We'd also skip it if 60W to 80W of bass is more than your apartment neighbors will tolerate.
Before you buy, confirm your phone's Bluetooth version and the speaker's supported codecs if you care about latency or audio quality, and check that your charging brick and cable match what the speaker accepts. PartyCast 2.0 pairing steps are worth reviewing if you plan to link more than one unit. Size and weight matter too, since this is a large speaker and you'll be carrying it.
Check whether your phone supports the control app so the pro EQ stays available to you.
Plan for the large footprint if the speaker will live on a shelf rather than travel.
Keep the charging cable handy since the power bank feature draws from the same battery.
Spec sheet
| Model | A3138 |
|---|---|
| Color | green |
| Size | Large |
