If you don't need to stuff in quite so small a bag, the Bose Soundlink+ provides the high-fidelity audio you'd expect from such a prominent name in electronics. For maximum portability, check out the Tribit XSound Go, which takes up very little space but still plays music quite well.
The JBL Xtreme 2 Is a bit larger, and with that size comes increased volume, bass, and of course price. The Anker Soundcore Motion+ is a bit slimmer, and almost as loud, and supports the AptX codec so you won't fall prey to compression dampening your sound quality. The Ultimate Ears WonderBoom 2 is part of the most portable class, as it's easy to fit in a backpack and sounds great in fact, its bass output is considerably louder than what you might expect from a device of its size. There are a few different classes of Bluetooth-enabled speakers that warrant plenty of interest. The JBL Boombox 2 was added to the list for those wanting a speaker capable of high volume but without the bulk of the EcoGear EcoBoulder Max.
We decided to include the Oontz Angle 3 Ultra for its modest price point and reliability. For this reason, we placed the Bose Smart Speaker higher on the list. While the older model seemed a bit pricey for what it was capable of, the new model has stayed around the same price point, despite its major upgrade.
Bose made a massive improvement as the new model now supports Alexa and Google Assistant, working with the rest of the company's line of smart home speakers. The Bose Soundlink+ was updated to the Bose Smart Speaker. The speaker's superb capabilities in supporting LDAC has kept it at the top spot. With the addition of the new power-saving mode, it retained the Extra Bass mode and Live Sound mode. This is the newest model from Sony, with an updated speaker arrangement that includes an additional tweeter and dual passive radiators. We made considerable changes to this list, including updating the Sony XB41 to the Sony XB43.
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