Before even charging the Divoom Voombox Travel Bluetooth Speaker I couldn't help but notice the heavy/rugged feel. The speaker weighs 312 grams (just over 11 ounces) and has five rubber rings that circle the unit. The speaker reminds me of a grenade because of the shape and circular clip on top.
Read on for the Divoom Voombox Travel Review.
The sound is pretty , darn good for the price and size of the speaker. The Divoom Voombox Travel uses a single 2-inch speaker (and a 2-inch passive radiator) which means everything from the highs to lows are handled by this one speaker. Base sounds better when the unit is sitting on a flat surface with the main speaker pointing upwards. If you turn it up too loud however it will tend to vibrate and can even walk around a bit if the song has heavy bass. I haven't tested out the water-resistant feature just yet, but I am curious just how much splashing the speaker can take.
There are four buttons on the Voombox Travel batched together in pairs. The plus/minus are used to raise and lower the volume as well as change music tracks forward/backward. The other two buttons are power and the multifunction button for answering phone calls and pausing the music.
– 4W RMS output
– weighs 312 grams (11 ounces)
– playback time is 6 hours
– 550mA 3.7 volt battery
– Bluetooth 4.0
– 10 meter wireless range
– 2-inch speaker
– built-in microphone = speakerphone capable
Good – Fairly priced at $49.95. Rugged and water resistant. Bluetooth 4.0 and six hours of playback time. Built-in metal clip. Loud volume and built-in microphone for conference calls.
Not so good – The passive bass radiator causers the unit to vibrate and dance around at higher volumes. Combined charging/audio cable for non-Bluetooth devices. A bit of Chinglish in the manual, not the worst I have seen though.
Would I buy it again – Sure. It is a great rugged bluetooth speaker for the price.