Soundboks Go Review

Name: Soundboks Go
Brand: Soundboks

Christen da Costa

September 12, 2023

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TRUE SCORE

70^%

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51

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152

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Product testers hailed the SOUNDBOKS Go during their tests, recommending it for indoor parties and podcasts. They were delighted by its app-based EQ, good Bluetooth latency, and incredibly loud output. However, they were disappointed that it lacks XLR inputs for music instruments.

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Score Card

E

Expert Score

73

*.75

We place a 75% weighted value on Expert Test Scores

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Customer Score

90

*.25

We place a 25% weighted value on Customer Scores

True Score

70^%

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Expert Score Breakdown_

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Cat Trust Score
64
The SOUNDBOKS Go is alright for music. With its default… read more
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80
“The Soundboks Go will make sure any crowd starts bopping.” read more
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80
If you’re a fan of big sound and want to… read more
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NR
If you’re looking for a high-powered portable Bluetooth speaker for… read more

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Overview_

SOUNDBOKS Go is a high-end party speaker released in 2021, promising a loud output and portability attributes for party managers. Reaching a 106.6 dB maximum SPL, this speaker gets very loud, just like select devices among the best speakers today. Using Bluetooth 5.0 technology, this device offers an outstanding 334.6-foot Bluetooth range. This speaker has a 49.7Hz to 13.7kHz frequency response range. Examine the pros and cons of the SOUNDBOKS Go below and check out other products on our list of the best Bluetooth speakers in the industry today.

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Consensus_

Reason to Buy

Extremely loud output
Great Bluetooth range and decent latency
Graphic EQ and presets
Fairly balanced out-of-the-box profile
Outstanding 35.7-hour battery life

Reason to Avoid

So-so low-bass
Lacks speakerphone and voice assistant features
Bulky and so-so bass
Poor soundstage performance and downmixes stereo to mono
Not waterproof

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Market Context	SOUNDBOKS Go is a high-end party speaker released in 2021, promising a loud output and portability attributes for party managers. Reaching a 106.6 dB maximum… SOUNDBOKS Go is a high-end party speaker released in 2021, promising a loud output and portability attributes for party managers. Reaching a 106.6 dB maximum SPL, this speaker gets very loud, just like select devices among the best speakers today. Using Bluetooth 5.0 technology, this device offers an outstanding 334.6-foot Bluetooth range. This speaker has a 49.7Hz to 13.7kHz frequency response range. Examine the pros and cons of the SOUNDBOKS Go below and check out other products on our list of the best Bluetooth speakers in the industry today.	Producing more extended low-bass, the SOUNDBOKS (Gen. 3) is better for music and movie enthusiasts than the SOUNDBOKS Go. The Gen. 3 portable speaker also… Producing more extended low-bass, the SOUNDBOKS (Gen. 3) is better for music and movie enthusiasts than the SOUNDBOKS Go. The Gen. 3 portable speaker also features XLR inputs for musical instruments like guitars, unlike the SOUNDBOKS Go wireless speaker. However, the 21.4-lb Go is much more portable than the 36.6-lbs Gen.3. Check out the SOUNDBOKS (Gen. 3) review to examine the specs of the Gen.3 portable speaker.	Delivering deeper low-bass, the JBL PartyBox 310 is better for music buffs than the SOUNDBOKS Go. It also features RGB lights and mic and guitar… Delivering deeper low-bass, the JBL PartyBox 310 is better for music buffs than the SOUNDBOKS Go. It also features RGB lights and mic and guitar inputs, unlike the SOUNDBOKS Go portable speaker. However, the 21.4-lb Go is much more portable than the 37.7 lbs PartyBox 310.	Featuring a 12.1-lb construction, the Sony SRS-XG500 portable speaker is easier to transport than the 21.4-lb SOUNDBOKS Go. It also has a submersible IP66-rated waterproof,… Featuring a 12.1-lb construction, the Sony SRS-XG500 portable speaker is easier to transport than the 21.4-lb SOUNDBOKS Go. It also has a submersible IP66-rated waterproof, dustproof construction, unlike the SOUNDBOKS Go. Additionally, the Sony speaker features mic/guitar inputs, USB ports, and support for stereo, unlike the SOUNDBOKS Go speaker.
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Score Card

E

Expert Score

73

*.75

We place a 75% weighted value on Expert Test Scores

C

Customer Score

90

*.25

We place a 25% weighted value on Customer Scores

True Score

70^%

Any product with a True Score above 70 is a Mixed Reviews

Expert Score Breakdown_

Publications with higher Trust Scores are given more weight

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Trust Score
F
Cat Trust Score
64
The SOUNDBOKS Go is alright for music. With its default POWER EQ preset on, it… read more
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Trust Score
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Cat Trust Score
80
“The Soundboks Go will make sure any crowd starts bopping.” read more
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Trust Score
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Cat Trust Score
80
If you’re a fan of big sound and want to enjoy that big sound anywhere… read more
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Trust Score
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Cat Trust Score
NR
If you’re looking for a high-powered portable Bluetooth speaker for home use — in place… read more
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Cat Trust Score
NR
Outdoors, about the only speaker that outshines the Soundboks Go speaker is the Soundboks Gen…. read more