StormBox Micro Portable Bluetooth Speaker IP67 Waterproof Dustproof Outdoor Bike Speaker

I purchased all 3 Tribit products, StormBox Micro, Stormbox and Maxsound Plus for my own personal self-testing. I wanted to see if all the good review were true. In comparison to the other two higher end models, this speaker is a little kick in the ass. It has a 1, 2 punch (for its size) and the sound comes off very clean. I played all different types of music racing from classical, instrumental, pop, hip-hop, rap, bass and rock. Songs played: * Dinah Jane - Bottled Up • Ed Sheeran (Camila Cabello & Cardi B) - South of the Border • Maroon 5 - Memories • Conkarah - Banana * George Winston - Variations on the Canon • Hilary Stagg - Easy Days • Guns n ' Roses - Sweet child of mine • Yiruma - River flows in you • Post Malone - Wow • Beyonce - Love on top • Cardi B - Bodak Yellow • Matisyahu - One Day • Lil Wayne - How to love • Notorious BIG - Hypnotize • Lil Waye - A Milli • Brennan Savage - To the Moon I didn't play it at 100% but at 75% it still sound clean and the speakers didn't sound like it was gonna pop. It plays more of the mids but that's fine. This is not a surround sound movie theater speaker. Although I'd love to test two of these paired up. Songs played at 75% were Sweet Child of Mine, Bottled Up and Variations on Canon. All CLEAN sounds not popping sounds. I thought I could pair up any other Tribit bluetooth speaker, but that didn't work. After several attempts It didn't pair up to the StormBox or MaxSound Plus. Another thing about the bluetooth is that I was able to control the song being played on the StormBox Micro through another Tribit speaker. When I pressed the circle on the Stormbox or the triangle on the MaxSound Plus twice, whatever song is up next in the que started playing. Sometimes also, when I play songs on the MaxSound Plus it would automatically switch other to the Micro on its own. That's why I gave it a 4 instead of 5. When I press those buttons once the current song would be played on the speaker which I just pressed the button on. That feature I thought was neat. This product is light enough in weight that I feel my child could handle it. I'd love to stick a pair on her bike and one on my scooter to test out around the neighborhood and see how far we can hear each others speakers. Especially with the outside noise. I tried playing all 3 speakers while my neighbors kids were playing in their above ground pool. They were loud, but you could still hear the song clearly at 50%. Battery seems to be good on the StormBox Micro. It has an auto shut off feature if it hasn't been playing any sounds. This is also for the case for the Stormbox. That one frequently turns itself off and I have to keep pairing. After about 20 minutes of not playing anything the MaxSound Plus is still synced while this StormBox Micro is still playing songs. The MaxSound Plus shuts off around 30 minutes of not being used. For the price and convenient small travel size I would say this is a good speaker. I will have to update how it'll sound while attached to a bike, if I get a second pair. I'd also like to test two speakers while watching an movie on the iPad outdoors. It would be convenient to have on opposite ends of the pool while the movie is up on the wall. Although, the StormBox sounds great as well, I would most likely keep this, StormBox Micro or the MaxSound Plus since I experienced bluetooth and power issues with the StormBox. The StormBox Micro is good enough for a quick day trip.

I was not sure what to expect from this speaker when I ordered it for under $50. I wanted something for my e-bike instead of my phone and earbuds and this speaker does an excellent job. We compared the sound of the Tribit to the Bose my friend purchased. Playing the same song on both at the same time, it was impossible to determine if one sounded better than the other. The Bose is approximately the same size and weight and I wondered if Bose made the Tribit. The Tribit straps nicely to my handlebar with the built in strap but it will rotate if needed as it is not clamped down like a bell would be. It remembers my phone connection or iPad, and even more if needed, it can connect to another Tribit for party mode or used in stereo mode. I did not see if it could do this with the Bose or only Tribits. I plan on taking it to the beach with me although I am a bit disappointed that the charge port does not have a cap to prevent dirt/sand/water from getting in. This is not an issue when on my bike but when I take it to the beach I may need to be more careful and use compressed air to blow it out before charging. I am still impressed with the sound and love it enough I may be purchasing another for my wife's bike. Lastly, I received a phone call while riding with the Tribit connected. I could not seem to adjust the volume using the Tribit or my phone so I had to disconnect the speaker. I did not have this issue while playing music from my phone which is curious and I have not investigated it further but will update this review when/if I figure it out. It is still an excellent speaker for the price point, which is the reason I purchased it and not a Bose.

I dont write reviews, but when something shows incredible value and would help others I try to take the time to do so. Short version : this is a great speaker, an upgrade to the Bose micro in my opinion. Long version: I own a few bluetooth speakers, with the Bose micro as one of my favorites. Its portable, sounds great and easy to travel with. I have to admit tho, this is a great upgrade, an update so to speak to the Bose micro due to its USB-C charging port. I personally dont like the silicone material used on the Bose micro, and prefer the material on the Stormbox micro. The big question, does it sound as good? Let me make this clear: sound is subjective. What sound profile I prefer might be different from what you like or dislike. Another thing to keep in mind that this is meant to be used as a personal speaker, and not meant for a big party room. The Bose micro, compared to its other speakers in my opinion, has been subpar to their other speakers. I have the mini, the revolve and even the soundwear, but for some reason, the Bose micro sounds muffled. The Stormbox micro, on the other hand sounds clear and robust, and if you didnt tell me, I'd think this was the Bose speaker in a blind test, given its sound profile similarly found in the other models. There are bass ports located at the back, and hasn't distorted at high volumes.I mentioned the Bose micro sounding muffled, and with it laying flat on a table to utilize the bass ports makes it worse. On the other hand the Stormbox micro retains its clarity, almost similar to an omnidirectional speaker. This isn't a JBL flip 4 or 5, but it's also not as heavy or as big. There lies its strength, portability without sacrificing sound quality. Tribit did an exceptional job, similar to what Cambridge Soundworks did with their speakers back in its day. This is an exceptional speaker at an exceptional price. *edited to include comment i posted* just for reference, the other two speakers pictured are clockwise JBL Clip 3 - this was a purchase for my son, who loves his flip 4. This one was somewhat of an accessory. Soundwise, its clear, but bass was nonexistent, especially disappointing coming from the JBL family, who are known for their bass heavy speakers. Ihome IBT137 -a buy on a whim, from bed bath and beyond, again for my kid. A toy to be sunk into the tub, but played pretty well for what it was. if you dont expect much, you wont be disappointed as much either. bass is lacking. Bose Micro -Of course, the Bose micro is on the bottom right, which ive indicated my thoughts in the review. one bonus tho is that their native app, once installed, can turn on the speaker even when on standby via bluetooth. this is to be the same for the revolve, and the soundwear. sadly the soundlink mini 2 does not use the app. JBL Go2. - Dont. just hard pass. i have this one too, but man, not worth it. even for its mobility. By the way, as of June 2020, there is a coupon floating around on the web, which makes this amazingly worth the price. i bought it full MSRP, but saw it afterwards. i cant get two unfortunately, Big boss declined. =) Edited 10/06/20 Finally got a second one for 40 clams, and definitely at this point, this is a steal. on its own, its still one of the best portable speakers i carry around, both at work and out and about if needed. Setero or party mode, it was great and just added a great investment. I also recently bought the Tribit Surf, i already have a xsound go, but man, this is still the best one IMO. I love the USB-C connectivity, but the sound profile on this is definitely worth the price (especially at discounts around 40 bucks). I look forward to trying out the JBL Go 2 and Clip 5, but this is still my favorite speaker. Edit 10/13/2020 Its the final hours of prime day, this was the first thing I bought, with the $10 coupon off, and some $10 prime day money to spend. I got the orange one and was hoping to love it. It's my favorite color, but expected more of a fall, maple leaf burnt orange, but this was about 2 shades brighter. Like a Sunkist orange soda. Another thing to point out was the fabric. Unlike the standard photos it doesn't reveal how prominent the speaker holes are, and how thin the fabric felt. Nothing like the grey or black one. Plus the beige was a bit hmm... laminate flooring kind? Sorry, just wasn't what I expected. My son commandeered my first one, now wanted the orange one. Good thing this was a good bargain. Stick with grey if you can. Photos attached for reference. FWIW, I am glad my reviews are helping people. This is one of the very few I did, but its because I truly believe this is a spectacular speaker. Edit 10/20/2022 i cant believe i was able to be of help to a couple of shoppers here. i am thankful and appreciate your votes people. just wanted to update y'all. this is still my favorite speaker. i bought several to give to friends and family. did i ever buy the new one? nope. im happy with the sound signature of this one. the only two speakers i use more frequently have other specific needs. the bose flex and the anker soundcore boost. these are great speakers i use frequently, with the soundcore boost in the kitchen while the bose flex goes out and about if i needed more done. this speaker is still great. i am super happy and satisfied, despite buying numerous other 'portable' speakers, i always come home to this one.

I bought this for my ebike. it started with adding my iphone to the handlebars, then found the iphone Speaker wasnt that great at speed. This speaker is great. good battery life, and really, really good sound. I placed it beside my sonos move, amd it sounded almost the same. obviously it doesnt have the range of the sonos, but its close, 1/10th weight, 1/6th the price, and fits on the handlebars. i have since taken it out on my boat and my kids ride on tractor. its rugged, and can take a few knocks. Only wish it had a more stable bike mount, its fine at first, but swings down afyer a few bumps. —-long term update—- Had this for a while now (at least 6months) - just back from a camping trip.. worked amazing. I even dropped it in the lake in a foot of water by accident, stepped on it and drive it into the sand, and pulled it out. Works perfectly! No issues what so ever. Also when amping and you don’t want to have everyone hear what you are listening to, it’s a great way to move to sound to where you are!

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I picked this one up for when I'm bicycling to work. It's a lot smaller than the larger bluetooth speaker I use when I drive in. This is three or four inches on a side and around 1.5 inches in height. The orange stretch strap doesn't look like it would support the speaker, but it does provide an excellent grip whether I loop it around a handlebar or the strap on my backpack. The speaker is secure, despite a somewhat bumpy gravel ride in places along the commute. The speaker has a lot of power, far more than I'd expect for such a small and light device. At the volume I play it at (I can hear it over cars and my surroundings and then at a slightly lower volume at work, where its louder with my spotify than the next guy's radio but quiet enough that his radio is louder than the speaker at his desk...) it lasts for two work days. I'll say twelve hours on one charge; it's on a single bar of battery remaining when I recharge. I've had it around a month now. The buttons are responsive for volume up/down. The middle button pauses or restarts music on a single press or skips a track on a double press.

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an outstanding value-for-money product, with a sound quality that is far above its size and price-point, which can give a run to some of the fancy brands with fancy pricing... intuitive and easy to use, robust, makes for a lovely companion to your laptop, and at your bedside. i bought one, was blown by it, bought another for my sister :) just go for it !!