Brilliantly bassy ; Switching between connected devices is a breeze; Handle helps with portability; Long battery life ;

No voice assistant support without connecting one; Bluetooth-only; Very expensive ;

Logitech, the parent company of Ultimate Ears, wants to make sure your party is loud enough. The new Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is one big hunk of Bluetooth speaker. It features a water-resistant build and a quite-necessary built-in handle. Other welcome features include EQ that adjusts the sound signature according to your environment, and an optical input for gaming consoles and media streamers. At $399.99, however, the speaker also needs to pack some serious power and deliver a compelling audio experience. We're happy to report the Hyperboom is a beast: The speaker can get quite loud and deliver clean, articulate bass depth without distortion. It's a perfect party speaker and earns our Editors' Choice in the big-but-portable Bluetooth speaker category. Design The Hyperboom, which measures 14.3 by 7.5 by 7.5-inches (HWD), is available in black, with cloth speaker grille wrapping around most of its surface area. The look is stylish, almost minimalist were it not for a top panel with...

The massive Ultimate Ears Hyperboom Bluetooth speaker is a portable sonic powerhouse with a water-resistant build and a useful companion app.

Powerful audio performance with intense bass depth; Adaptive EQ; Water-resistant build

Pricey; No audio cables included; No track backward navigation button

Deep bass and very clear sound.

Clear sound awesome bass and not too big! I love this speaker.

Great sound clarity even at high volume and easy connectivity

try it once. u will love it.

Ultimate Ears’ biggest speaker is also one of its best, delivering superb sound at frighteningly loud volumes

Sounds great; Goes very loud; Impressive battery life;

Large and heavy; Lacks smart functionality;

The Hyperboom is a big, heavy portable Bluetooth speaker, but the incredible audio performance makes it a worthy sacrifice.

Room-filling audio; Powerful bass; Long battery life;

Big and heavy; Difficult to transport; No smart assistant support;

I loved this so much I bought a second one. They sound great by themselves and truly awesome in stereo.

The biggest Ultimate Ears speaker to date is still just about portable, while delivering massive sonics, bags of bass and a decent battery innings too. It's not exactly hyper when it comes to connectivity options - it's Bluetooth only in the wireless department - but if you can forgive that then...

Big and bassy sound; Dual Bluetooth connection easy to switch between connections; Easy-to-use app; Wired or battery powered; Physical controls and quick start playback

Bluetooth only - no Wi-Fi; No integrated smart assistant - you'll need to connect a device; App's EQ presets and adjustment squash the sound strangely; It's quite massive; High price