Review on Bose SoundLink Revolve Portable Acoustics: Immersive Sound On-The-Go in Black by Michal Adach ᠌

I have long been hooked on portable acoustics of this brand. I also have Acton II from Marshal, but this is of course a different form factor for other conditions. I will say this - fully ANY portable acoustics plays ONLY from a good source. And Bose speakers are no exception. If in the reviews you see that this acoustics plays no better than JBL and other Borofones, then feel free to scroll further, people simply don’t know what SOUND is and how to prepare it. The autonomy of my "revolver" is still at the level of a new one, 16 hours at a volume of 30% (tested by repeated long country trips), but meanwhile it has already gone into its third year. During this time, there were two ates through a proprietary application. The sound is branded, it's not the best, it's just what you expect from this brand. A correctly recorded sound file is played back to the smallest detail. Gorgeous highs and simply breathtaking mids. There are low ones, but just as much as a radiator of this size can give out, it’s stupid to wait for glass rattle and wall vibrations, although the surface on which the speaker stands clearly vibrates within a radius of 30-40 cm. In general, I recommend it for those who know and love sound. For those who need voice acting, I recommend saving and taking something for a couple of thousand, you have enough for your eyes.