🔊 Monster Boomerang Neckband Bluetooth Speaker: 12H Playtime, True 3D Stereo Sound - Portable & IPX7 Waterproof Review

Better than expected for $80. Work week and battery life are amazing. 8-10 hours playtime at half volume and it can still work. The battery charges better and lasts longer when using chargers with less effort. The sound is good. I work in a noisy manufacturing facility and it's noisy enough. We can't use headphones for security reasons, so this is my way around it. I still hear everything and everyone around me. Real bass isn't amazing. Basically it's the feel of the shoulders and neck from the

I had a Bone Fone in the late 1970s. FM only. I could never understand why I couldn't find anything similar today with Bluetooth without needing headphones or earbuds to listen to music outside. I read the reviews and decided to try Boomerang. I haven't used headphones since then. Some reviewers wrote that the sound quality was on par with Bose's $300 version. I think it's pretty good for the size of the drivers/speakers. The channel separation is very good, so the music surrounds me. Little…

I've never worn a personal speaker around my neck before. Bose sells one, but they're about $300. I was intrigued by the 3D sound effect but didn't have high hopes. When I downloaded it today and played my first song, I was like, "What?!" Boomerang is really weird in a good way. It seems that the headphones are in the ears, but they are not. It's like a soundtrack in my head! Bass is there but not the strongest side. It gets very loud, even too loud, sounding like a pair of high-end headphones.

Monster Boomerang looks like a premium product at first glance. It has nice packaging, the build quality is good. It is flexible and comfortable to wear. However, it has one fatal flaw that makes this speaker completely unsuitable for music. And it's a shame because he has so many other things. The big downside is that the sound has a limiter that kicks in automatically when the song contains bass, e.g. B. a drum kick. For example, in rap, the vocals are loud until the beats and bass hit, and…

This is a premium quality neck speaker that rivals Bose Soundwear. Monster sounds very good for a neck speaker. If you're looking for a neck speaker, there's no point spending that much on a Bose. The Monster Boomerang features a fabric upper with a soft silicone base. It's convenient and flexible. More flexible than Bose, not that Bose is bad. The Monster is IPX7 waterproof, which means it can be submerged to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. More than enough for workouts and heavy sweaters. Bose…

Okay, the comparison to Bose Soundwear (which seems to be discontinued) is inevitable, so I'll start with that. Is it really fair to compare one product to another when it is around 3-4 times more expensive? I believe the only fair way to do this is to compare "dollar to dollar". In this respect I think Boomerang is really good, maybe even better than Soundwear. Of course, if you put them side by side and ask an audiophile to compare the sound, Bose wins. But you have this thing around your…

I use this to connect to the TV in the evenings when I want to watch TV without the regular speakers and need it to be a little quieter so I can hear my elderly dad in the living room. My mum now has a portable BOSE neck soundbar that costs three times as much, so I'll be comparing them in this review. The only thing that stands out is that this neck strap easily connects to your TV and is a lot louder than a BOSE strap. Read the instructions because you need to hold the button for a certain…