#Anker flare 2 drivers
The Soundcore Flare 2 sports a pair of drivers and a pair of passive bass radiators to provide a claimed 360-degree dispersion pattern. By the way, the light rings at the top and bottom operate independently of one another: the upper one seems to move faster than the lower one. With the app, you can also adjust the light show, which comes with six presets: Party Time, Phasing Beats, Bouncing Beats, Circle Beam, Cool Breath, and Who’s Next? Many of these presets offer different color choices. One of these is a nine-band equalizer that comes with a few presets: Default, Voice, Chill, and Flat. The downloadable Soundcore app lets you access additional features. Backlighting would have been a welcome touch here. There are slightly raised icons delineating the position of each button, but they’re small and very hard to see. This button can also control phone calls. A central button controls pause/play and skip forward/back depending on the number of times you press it. As you might expect, for the speaker to live up to its IPX7 waterproof rating, the port needs to be tightly sealed.Īt the top of the unit are buttons for power on/off, volume up, volume down, and the voice assistant. The front displays a small Soundcore logo plate near the bottom, while the back has a rubberized strip that houses a Bluetooth pairing button, a BassUp button, and a sealed compartment for the charging jack. At the top and the bottom, you’ll find the two plastic light rings. The material at the bottom is a little thicker, providing a very stable base that will keep the speaker from moving around when playing loud music. A wraparound cloth grille covers the entire speaker, and the top and bottom are made of a rubberized plastic material. It stands 6.25″ high and weighs approximately 1.5 pounds. The speaker is a cylindrical design that flares out at the base, measuring 3.5″ in diameter at the bottom and 2.75″ at the top. In the colorful box, you’ll find the speaker, a tiny quick-start guide, and a USB-A-to-USB-C charging cable. And you can usually get your hands on one for far less than the list price if you shop around. At $79 (all prices in USD), it’s a strong contender if you’re looking for a really small speaker with decent sound. The latest of these is the Anker Soundcore Flare 2, another cylindrical design that’s shorter than most JBLs and other brands of Bluetooth speakers, yet provides pretty good sound along with a user-adjustable light show.
#Anker flare 2 portable
For the past seven months, I’ve been on a bit of a roll reviewing portable Bluetooth speakers with light shows-LEDs that dance to the music.
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