Ultimately, it’s not a sound that’s as accomplished as the Bose Soundlink Mini 2 or powerful at the Beats Pill+.

It’s not the deepest overall sound, but it will get the party going whether indoors or out. The speaker’s sound is big though, you can really push the volume up, with the linked bass radiators that protrude from either end of the speaker, moving with the beat, help cut distortion and offering a party-friendly sound with a decent amount of grunt. Sure the Flip 4 can sit on a self, but its look is more student digs than modern home chic. While these colour options are great for those looking to express their personality, they’re more about the party vibe than living room-adorning home audio enablement. Looped in to the top of the speaker, this shoelace style addition is perfect for letting you hang the speaker in a convenient, party-filling location, or have it set up in your shower.Īdding options to the minimalist design, the Flip 4 is available in six different colours, including the traditional black and less outdoor friendly white, as well as blue, red, grey, and green.

Finishing the largely unadulterated look is a carry chord. There’s another physical button, this one for syncing up multiple speakers, although this is unlikely to get too much use.Ī waterproof port cover hides the re-charge enabling micro USB socket and an AUX in port for when Bluetooth’s not necessary. On the rear, the essential power control sits above a handy battery indicator, with five small LEDs giving an at-a-glance view of how close you are to needing a recharge.

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