
For a small, budget-priced system, the Bluetooth-enabled G-Boom speaker offers some impressive functionality, as well as a portable -- and durable -- design that works both indoors and outdoors. Reviewers say it's simple to use and pair up with other Bluetooth devices, and the included strap makes it a cinch to bring the speaker along wherever you go.
Easy pairing, comprehensive controls. In expert tests, the G-Boom's Bluetooth pairing works like a charm. At DigitalTrends.com, Ryan Waniata says his device recognized the G-Boom "almost instantly." The front-face controls also make it a breeze to use, including play, track forward/reverse and volume up/down controls.
Unique shape, handy carrying strap. The G-Boom's trapezoidal shape makes for a sturdy, stand-alone speaker that won't need a flat or smooth surface in order to stand on its own. Mashable.com's Charlie White says the rubber flap on the back covering the critical ports also functions as a protection from water which makes the G-Boom a great tool for the outdoor picnic/camping setting. The G-Boom has a briefcase-like handle, but you can also add a shoulder strap.
Impressive sound quality/volume. Reviewers are impressed with the G-Boom's sound quality and clarity, considering the small size (less than a foot long). DigitalTrends.com' Ryan Waniata says the portable speaker cranks out an impressive, crisp midrange without sharpness or sibilance (hissing sound). The G-Project G-Boom speaker earns a Highly Recommended award from Waniata for its performance and rugged design. On iLounge.com, Jeremy Horwitz gives the G-Boom an A grade, and notes that even without the use of the onboard equalizer, the mid, high and low ranges all emit an impressive clarity. Mashable.com's White also concludes that the range of the G-Boom speakers is formidable enough "to create the best sound I've ever heard out of a unit costing a mere c-note." The G-Boom runs on a rechargeable lithium ion battery that is rated at six hours of runtime between charges.
Our Sources
1. DigitalTrends.com
Ryan Waniata's review features hi-res photos detailing the G-Boom's unique and rugged design, as well as all the controls and ports of the speaker. He puts the portable system through a barrage of audio tests to determine the clarity and range of the high, low and midrange, concluding that it presents a clear and balanced overall tone. This review also features pricing comparisons and a user review section.
Review: G-PROJECT G-BOOM REVIEW, Ryan Waniata, April 28, 2013
2. Mashable.com
Of all the expert reviews, Charlie White's is probably the most compelling argument for the G-Boom as a solid outdoor speaker choice. He puts the G-Boom through a sufficient audio test, remarking that the bass response isn't amazing, but overall the sound quality really cranks out for a smaller device.
Review: G-Boom Cranks Out Big Wireless Sound for $100, Charlie White, March 24, 2013
3. iLounge.com
In keeping with ILounge's classic format, Jeremy Horwitz walks through a complete unboxing of the G-Boom, detailing all of the included accessories and even compares it to similar "boombox" style speakers in the same price range. He contends the G-Boom is a better "raw value" than its competitors, and notes the rugged design.
Review: G-Project G-Boom Wireless Bluetooth Boombox, Jeremy Horwitz, March 8, 2013
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