Thanks, Thai!

Yeah this was filmed on an iPhone so I realize the sound quality in the video is trash. I figured my personal analysis and testament to the sound quality and volume was more important. Thanks for watching!

I have a questions, does the backpack feel good to have it on with the weight, and how big it is to have on the back?

@@gustavjuhl5436 Honestly I'm not a huge fan of the backpack. Oftentimes the Soundboks doesn't sit properly on the backpack, which could be potentially hazardous/dangerous. It feels pretty awkward to wear it and it's extremely hard to walk through doorways, especially ones that are spring-activated (like a screen door). I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND WEARING IT INSIDE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES (you will damage something). It's not really the weight that's a problem it's just the actual volume and space that the Soundboks takes up when it's on your back...very cumbersome. As much as I love my Soundboks and would love to give the backpack a great review, that is my honest, objective opinion on it. The speaker itself is amazing!

Thanks for saying that

@@gustavjuhl5436 No problem man! Hope it helps. Thanks for watching!

This video don't make justice to de SB2 . Everywhere I take it got lot of compliments. Best portable speaker

Sicko mode

Thank you, Eric! One day Paco will be a true star!

Why you dont do it???

yes

You can certainly put it in your car and use it. I've only done that a couple times just for fun to see what it's like. However, I've never tried to integrate it into my preexisting car audio system if that's what you're wanting to try. I'm sure you could figure out how to wire it up that way pretty easily though. It would be perfect for a Jeep as a standalone system!

@@speakersnob4442 Ok thanks, do you know any other bluetooth speakers that would be little cheaper than this one ? that still loud and hits

@@keithsmith9173 I've had a really good experience with the Ion Pathfinder 2. It's MSRP is $250 I believe but you'll never have to pay that much...many retailers offering them more in $150-180 range. It's got solid base, produces high volume sound without distortion, excellent battery life, it's water and dust proof, and it's basically indestructible...it's been a great speaker for me for tailgates, parties, float trips, etc. I also like the EcoXGear EcoBoulder and EcoBoulder + models. They are very similar to the Pathfinder 2 except I wouldn't rate the bass as highly BUT you can throw them in a pool and they will float, which has always been fun in the summer time. Both of the speakers I mentioned have the ability to connect in wireless stereo if you purchase more than one of them.

@@speakersnob4442 Ok thanks! I will take a look into both..Do you consider soundbok 2 to be your best speaker you own? I just wish I could hear one before I invest all that money lol

@@keithsmith9173 Yes I do since I only own battery-powered speakers. It's not going to have the same booming bass as a wired PA system but it does a damn good job for a batter-powered speaker. I'm not sold on the $900 price tag because honestly the Ion Pathfinder 2 isn't too far off the mark. I think it would be more fair of them to ask around $550-600 for it. It is definitely cooler than the other speakers I own and have seen so the cool and uniqueness factor is worth something.

It is his mic not the soundboks!

@@srenkruse9427 haha no i meant bad as like cool as hell, in a good way jaja

@The Real Talion V3 - i think so too. I’m looking to buy one now. That’s why I’m watching all the reviews i can. I want to put one in my tractor. Wdy think? You have 1?

Clayton Ford haha no! Bumpboxx is straight trash!! Trust me i have both. Freestyle V3s and Soundboks 2. Bumpboxx is crap! Build quality is like it came out from a garage. Soundboks is waaay better quality all around an much louder!

@@gilbertpc805 what is difference between soundbok 2 and soundbok 3???