🔊 LG PK5 Xboom Go: Wireless Bluetooth Speaker with Up to 18 Hours Playback and Convenient Grab & Go Handles Review

Not many BT speakers have apt x let alone aptx HD. Got her for that. They glow and get brighter with the beat, and you can boost both bass and vocals. Worked fine with my LG v30 and the power amp. The sound is pretty decent. Better than the Sony offerings I've heard. I haven't heard them alongside UEs, which I like, but they are technologically superior. In a blind test, I was surprised at how good they sound.

With the following configuration you can enjoy a very rich and detailed sound with this LG speaker with Meridian and Aptx HD technology. Update the firmware on your LG PK speaker, enable enhanced vocals, enable enhanced bass, enable high quality Spotify streaming, LG phone with DTSX enabled: 3D audio, enable equalizer, enable HiFi Quad DAC (this function requires an additional cable). Audio fidelity and volume are extremely impressive. If you have an LG phone, this is the speaker you need! (or…

Bought two to have a HiRes portable sound system suitable for listening to music and it still be able to use it to watch movies in my personal space. Wow! Two of them in stereo have a large sound stage and very good separation. Surprisingly, if you're delivering Hi-Fi recordings, they have a good stereo image. Also, one will use apt-x HD and two in stereo mode will only work up to apt-x. Still, a very impressive little device if you can get two. Also, make sure to download the Music Flow app…

This product has failed several times over the year. I have only used it in my office, never traveled with it and it has been taken care of. After 5 months it stopped charging so I had to send it to LG for repair. Communication from LG was terrible. I wasn't told it was fixed, when it would come back to me, or what the fix was. zero transparency. One day he just reappeared. Well, 3 months later the same problem. Won't load and is now completely dead. Three hits, you're out, LG. There are far…

This speaker sounds amazing for its size and is actually quite loud. I haven't fully activated it yet because I just don't need it. Maybe I'm getting old and you'd better get off my lawn, but seriously, I live in an apartment and I can't turn the music up too loud. This speaker can play my tunes too loud and disturb the neighbors. The battery life is amazing. I charged it once and it used about 30 minutes a day for about a month. He stays in my bathroom where there is a lot of water and doesn't

So I bought this speaker for my friend and a big part of choosing this particular speaker was because he said it had a 22 hour battery life. It's not like this. So I'm very disappointed with this one. Apart from that, LG has good sound in its products, so my friend likes that it is loud because he works in a noisy environment at work and he can still hear music even through the noise, but he says that he, when he's full of music couldn't even squeeze 10 hours out of her before she died. This is

This is the best speaker I have ever had, I used it a lot in my previous job (security guard), I use it less in my office work but when I do this thing makes a good one Impression A giant table vibrates to the music. Poorly implemented RGB, not very good flashing to the music. I took this to the 4th of July parade to play patriotic music while I was at the parade, it started raining and this speaker got rain and mud, luckily it survived and was easy to clean. I like the sound quality and noise…

Great product and great sound. The speaker has its own built in volume control so you can maximize the volume on the phone you're using and control how loud you want the speaker to be, and as far as I can tell it's completely independent. The base amplification is good and it has quite a bit of power for the size of the speakers. The lighting feature is nice, but I wish it was more customizable than just picking a color or rainbow, but it's still cool that they glow. The speaker can get very…

This is a product that doesn't really know what it wants to be. On the one hand, colorful lights are flashing, suggesting that this is another party speaker for 20-year-olds who plays a lot of hip-hop or house music. On the other hand, the digital signal processing was done by Meridian, a very high-end audiophile company. They do stereo in the new Jaguar, so their regular work is definitely not aimed at a 20-year-old audience. So what is it? Think a jaguar rather than a house party. If you're…