SoundcoreMotion 100 Portable Speaker, Bluetooth Speaker with Wireless Hi-Res, 2 Full Range Drivers for Stereo Sound, Ultra-Portable Design for Outdoor Use, Customizable EQ, Punchy Bass, and IPX7

Bought this for $29 on prime day. It doesn't get as loud as my UE Boom 2, but it sounds clearer and higher quality. The battery went from 100 to 80% after 2 hours of listening at about 75% volume. It may not be the best party speaker (the bass is not deep, but it it's still there and doesn't get distorted), but for a bedroom, rocking-out while getting ready for the day, or for high a quality audio listening experience, you can't beat it for the price. USB C charging, easy to use Soundcore app - all big value for the price. Only gripe is the app doesn't show battery%, just an icon with juice level remaining in battery which is not as easy to read as using numbers. Listening to rock, banda, and flamenco- it sounds AMAZING....bass heavy genres like EDM or rap still sound good, but the missing bass is noticeable and doesn't sound as good as it could. I got a steal at $29, but I would have been happy to pay $50 for this or more... Still less than the $75 I paid for my UE Boom 2 on sale at Costco 4 years ago, and I'd take the Motion 100 over it any day of the week.

The unit’s bluetooth connectivity was easy and the sound quality is terrific. It compares favorably to another similar small speaker system that cost twice as much.

Great speaker at an awesome price! Would pay more! Nice bass and loud enough to have lounging around a fire pit, small gathering, and will fill the house with sound!

Easy to connect, outstanding range, great build quality, and decent sound. I guess it depends what your reference and price points are. I was looking for something I might take toss in my bag and take to picnics or the beach, and since I have been very pleased by other Soundcore Motion-series speakers, I thought I would give the Motion 100 a try. Since none of the Motion series are rated against dust/sand protection (most are protected against water only), the one to beat was a JBL Flip 6, which is rated with both water and dust protection. The sound of the Motion 100 is not quite as full, even though it's purportedly a stereo speaker vs the mono Flip 6. Most noticeably, it's lacking in body, thickness, particularly in the low end. With a custom EQ setting, I can get the Motion 100 to get close to the Flip 6, but it's no cigar. I would say the sound profile of the Motion 100 might be closer to that of the Flip 4. Even though the Flip 6 is only 0.05oz heavier than the Motion 100 (1.21 lbs vs 1.27 lbs) on paper, IRL the Motion 100 feels heavier and denser. Then you have to consider that the price of the Motion 100 is a fraction of that of a Flip 6. While I wish it had the richer sound, the dust/sand protection, and slight weight difference of the Flip 6, this is a great value for the right purpose.

Este producto es genial, por el valor y su calidad tandi d sonido como de materiales es genial, recomendado !

Battery life is amazing. Sounds needs tweaking with the app

The overly sound quality is good given its size. And its size is very good of portability is of the utmost importance.But for not all that much more, the 300 is a much better value. It sounds better and does moreThe 100 can only be listened to straight on, although it has a loop from which it can be hung. The 300 can be listened to on its back, and automatically alters its sound in that position to sound its best. The 300 goes louder, and has a built-in speakerphone for use with your cellphone while the 100 does not.Both are heavier than you'd think they'd be. There's clearly some build quality in both models. But also keep in mind, neither are dust or dirt proof, unlike many other brands of portable speakers. They're only waterproof. If you're at poolside, fine. But be very careful while at the beach.Sound is balanced. The 100 isn't going to deliver any real underpinning of bass, while the 300 does to a limited extent. Still, the 100 is better balanced than a number of others in this price range.The 300 is physically less deep than the 100 but is taller by about 1 1/2". It's about the same width, and it is a bit heavier, but it's really a much better value. Test both and make your own opinion. The 300 is my favorite sub-$100 speaker I tried.

Fantastic sound at a great price. I admit that I am loosing track of the number of Soundcore products that I have but I am very pleased with the sound quality of the M100's. I purchased it as it was the last expensive bluetooth speaker that supports LDAC. So streaming my Tidal playlists works great. It is very solid and well built.