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Monster Blaster 3.0 review: This wireless Bluetooth speaker has a powerful sound, 120 watts, and is quite a loudspeaker. There are 12 hours of playtime and it can be charged out for your smartphone. IPX5 waterproof rating can withstand soft rain or some splash of water. All in all the Monster Blaster 3.0 wireless speaker is good sound quality, portable even a bit heavy.
Monster Blaster 3.0 Portable Speaker
Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, can work as a power bank, battery: rechargeable lithium-ion 5200mAh, playtime: 12 hours, port: Aux-in/min-in/USB-A, water-resistant: IPX5, listening mode: indoor/outdoor, power output: 120W (60W + 15W x 4)
Bluetooth speakers have rapidly popular in the last few years. Most cheap portable Bluetooth speakers always come with cheap sound quality as well. If you are not serious about sound quality and not so bass boom, just for listening to music in a bedroom or tiny party group in a small space, you may be trying to look for something like Tribit XSound Go, Insmy C30, Tozo PA1, which all are cheap and portable Bluetooth speaker come with fairly good sound quality (so-so). Or you can look at “Portable Bluetooth speaker under 50 USD – Compare specs & features“, which we will try to update these lists of cheap portable speakers. But today the portable Bluetooth speaker that we are talking about, is not quite cheap, the Monster Blaster 3.0 portable speaker. On release, they set the price up to $350. But now I think its price has come down. But this is quite good quality and focuses on powerful sound with a total power output is 120 watts. How good are these portable Bluetooth speakers? Let’s see the details in the Monster Blaster 3.0 review right now.
The Monster Blaster 3.0 portable speakers are available in black, white, and red. The triangle body design with 60 watts subwoofer on the bottom that is downward-firing and four 15 watts drivers, (2 on each side) the total power is 120 watts. Even though the design is easy to carry with a strong handle on the top, which makes the speaker easy to carry around same as the Monster Adventure Max Boomboox speaker. But the overall size is quite bulky (18.6 x 8.27 x 7.72 inches) and also weight is 12.95 pounds or 5.84 kg, which is quite a weight for portability. So I think the Monster Blaster 3.0 is not ideal for portable. Especially if you are just a small girl, the speaker’s 5.84 kg is quite a burden to carry for a long time.
The control panel is placed on one of the triangular ends, while various ports are installed on the other end, which is beneath a rubberized flap. The control buttons are pretty standard. You will see the on/off button, volume up/down, and the mode button is only really for change between indoor and outdoor modes. Unluckily, the Monster Blaster 3.0 does not come with any app support, which it should have for such an expensive speaker. There is no dedicated app support but the Monster Blaster 3.0 speaker comes with built-in Monsterr’s Environment EQ(TM) feature, which automatically optimizes music to sound clear, loud, and exciting depending on where you are.
This powerful sound Bluetooth speaker is designed to just IPX5 water-resistant only. So it may be can’t survive in the pool or water. So if you have the party around poolside and use the Monster Blaster 3.0 speaker, please be more careful not to let it get wet. The IPX5 is water-resistant means it can resist some splash or soft rain only.
When it comes to those ports, there are four ports beneath the rubberized plate. Once open the rubber plate, first on the top you will find a Mic-in port that lets you connect to a microphone for karaoke or in case you need to do a presentation for your work. The second is Aux-In. The next is USB-A charges out, which lets you charge any devices that use a USB charging port (including Micro USB or USB type
The Monster Blaster 3.0 speaker uses Bluetooth version 5.0 or NFC connectivity for connecting to your Bluetooth device like a smartphone. It’s easy and quickly connected and also stable. There is no signal drop in a range of about 50 feet if unobstructed.
The Blaster 3.0 speaker can work as a power bank, which means lets you charge up a portable device via the USB-A charge-out port of the Monster Balster 3.0 speaker. With the 5200mAh capacity battery. However; even though there is a large capacity battery lithium-ion provides just only 12 hours on a single charge. That’s surprising and I don’t understand it. It should be given more playtime than that. However; in real use, I get a little more than 12 hours of playtime, and I can listen to music for almost 14 hours at a middle loud level. I think 12 to 14 hours is ample for all-day listening to music, right?
When talking about Monster Blaster 3.0’s sound quality, the first thing that I would like to say it is a very loud speaker. With just five LEDs (out of eight) on the volume scale, this boombox speaker sound is very loud. The total power output of 120 watts ( 4 x 15 watts on each side + 60 watts on the bottom). The only way for sound tweaking is available, which is 2 modes: indoor and outdoor listening modes as mentioned above. I can feel that if the bass is more boom if raise the volume over level six out of eight levels. However; the bass is not too overwhelming but definitely more than enough to let you enjoy the impact beat of the bass. The sound quality is good for me because the bass is not too overpowering and the mids and highs are still good and crisp.
Color: white, black, red
Specs: dimension: 18.6″ x 8.27″ x 7.72″, weight: 12.95 pounds, connectivities: Bluetooth 5.0/Auxiliary-in/USB/NFC/mic-in (Android only), battery capacity: 5200mAh, charge time: 6.5 hours, charging port type: DC input – 18V/3.5A, charge out voltage: 2.4A/5V
Features: wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, water-resistant: IPX5, battery life: 12 hours, USB charge out: can be charged your devices, carrying handle designed: convenient portability, power output: 120 watts (4 x 15W (5.71 cm) full-range active drivers + 60W active woofer (14.6 cm)), studio-quality bass
Specs: dimension: 16″ x 6″ x 8″, weight: 8.8 pounds, multiple playback modes: Bluetooth/USB/Aux/TF-Card (Micro SD)/microphone-in, battery capacity: 20000mAh,
Features: Bluetooth 5.0, Bluetooth range: 100 feet, wireless, playtime: 24 hours (at half of the max volume), TWS (dual pairing): yes, waterproof rating: IPX7, power output: 100 watts (2 tweeters + 2 subwoofers), detachable shoulder strap, adjustable strap, stereo sound & deep bass
In the box: Monster M159 Adventure Max Boombox Bluetooth speaker, USB-C charging cable, Aux-in cable, user instruction
Color: triple black, luxe silver
Specs: dimension: 3.24″ x 3.24″ x 5.97″, weight: 1.46 pounds/0.7 kg, connectivity: Bluetooth (NFC: yes)/USB/Auxiliary, material: aluminum, button: power on/off, Bluetooth, input mode, volume, multi-function
Features: wireless, Bluetooth 4.1 (work range up to 30-feet/9-meters), portable, true 360˚ surround sound, playtime: 13 hours, pair 2 SoundLink speakers together for party/stereo, water-resistant: IP55 rating, voice assistant: yes (Siri/Google Assistant), voice prompts, mode: stereo/party, app: Bose Connect app, microphone: built-in, switch devices with multi-connect
In the box: SoundLink Revolve II speaker, USB cable (micro-B to USB A)
Color: black
Specs: dimension: 4.72″ x 4.72″ x 12.4″, weight: 5.62 pounds, frequency response: 80 – 16kHz, dynamic quantity: 4, output power: 50W, subwoofers: 2 passive subwoofers, connectivity: wireless/ Bluetooth
Features: portable, wireless, Bluetooth 5.0 (range up to 33 feet/10 meters), very loud stereo sound, water-resistant: IPX6 rating, pair 2 HD-Max speakers improve surround sound quality, playtime: 20-hours (30% of volume)/5-hours (max volume), quick charge, sound mode: 3-modes (indoor/outdoor/bass boost), built-in power bank, workable while charging, mic: built-in mic CVC6.0, shockproof body
What’s in the box: TREBLAB HD-MAX, 3.5mm aux cable, carrying strap, bottle opener, USB-C charging cable, user manual, insert card
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Before ending the Monster Blaster 3.0 review, I would like to say thank you for reading this review. This wireless Bluetooth speaker has a powerful sound, 120 watts, and is quite a loudspeaker. There are 12 hours of playtime and it can be charged out for your smartphone. IPX5 waterproof rating can withstand soft rain or some splash of water. All in all the Monster Blaster 3.0 wireless speaker is good sound quality, portable even a bit heavy. But I think it’s quite expensive but on occasion, it may reduce the price a lot as well.
Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, can work as a power bank, battery: rechargeable lithium-ion 5200mAh, playtime: 12 hours, port: Aux-in/min-in/USB-A, water-resistant: IPX5, listening mode: indoor/outdoor, power output: 120W (60W + 15W x 4)
output power: 6 watts RMS, design: super lightweight & portable design with retractable handle, battery life: up to 25 hours of playtime, double as a power bank: yes, charging type: USB-C, waterproof & dustproof rating: IP67, support app: yes (Sony | Music Center app), personalized sound control: yes (via the app), built-in microphone with echo cancelling technology, customizable ambient light mode, connectivities: Bluetooth/3.5mm Aux/USB-A (able to charge your devices), multipoint connection: yes, party connect: yes (up to 100 compatible X-Series
wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, battery life: up to 24 hours, power output: 100 watts (2 subwoofers + 2 tweeters), waterproof rating: IPX7, dustproof, connectivities: Bluetooth/TF card/USB/Aux, portable power: double as a power bank, detachable shoulder strap & adjust strap for easy carry
output power: 50 watts (80 watts peak), 3.6″ full-range dual drivers, dual side passive radiators (massive bass), waterproof & dustproof rating: IP67, Bluetooth 5.0, multiple connections, TWS stereo sound (wireless stereo pairing), battery capacity: 10000mAh, playtime: 24 hours, loud subwoofer, work as a power bank: yes, RGB colorful light show: yes (7 modes light show), in the box: YIER Boom Hero 1 Bluetooth speaker/charging cable/Aux cable/manual
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