Great question! They all offer different things. So if you're on a bit of a 'budget', the Sonos One is ideal. The Move is great if you want portability and decent sound. Alternatively the Bose is there if you want their sound signature. The B&W Formation is great if you're looking for a much more premium sound, and the Mania is the best choice if you're looking for premium sounding portability all in one.

Thanks for the question! Id say the Beolit 20 has slightly more weighting in the treble, and a harder bass, meanwhile the mania has a bit of a warmer mid/treble mix, and the bass is much lower! The low end is one of this big USP’s as a devialet product, it plays some of the lowest bass I’ve ever heard from a portable let alone one this small!

Good question! I haven't personally tried the Vifa Oslo so I can't say its better or worse than the Mania. However, I know the Mania is a newer product, and certainly sets the bar high for compact, premium portable speakers. And I can imagine it certainly takes the lead in the low frequency band, purely due to Devialet's ability to produce physically powerful bass with the SAM technology and dual active woofers. I hope this helps!

Much more definition! It’s a different league really, I’ve never heard a portable produce such prominent low end bass like the Mania does. Obviously with the woofers being active, and opposing, the output they generate is very full and powerful for such a small speaker. And of course the mania is more useable, as it’s not specific to apple products, nor is it tied down by a cable! 😁

Thank you very much, will buy it, hope they come out with a carry case soon

@@jaspalkohli527great to hear ☺️ enjoy it!! 😁 don’t forget to purchase from premium sound, you’ll get a 5 year warranty!

Certianly not cheap! But being devialet, in terms of sound for a portable, it sits in its own league as it’s premium audio. It does sound incredible, very pricey but I guess it depends on how much you love audio 😁

it is worth every dollar I just got it and omg it does not sound like what ur hearing in the video… in person that bass hits ur chest hard and its so clean and voice and instruments sound so freaking clear

@@turtlegaming2098I’m so glad you’ve commented that! Because I can’t stress that enough, the sound test is fair enough… but it really does not do this speaker the justice it deserves. The bass is absolutely spot on when you consider this can be taken anywhere, and of course, it’s Devialet, say no more!!

From my testing I never found the bass to drown out the rest of the sound. Yes it’s very prominent and a lot more audible than any other portable I’ve tested, but in an impressive way. Mid range could perhaps be boosted a little, but this is merely EQ in a sense. The highs are definitely there, nice and crisp when you hit the 60%+ listening region. The real party trick is the fact the mania keeps Devialets sound signature, and plays such low frequencies in such a compact package

I have a BoomBox 2, it’s most definitely louder… but it has no where near the quality and detail of the Mania, and the bass is boomy, it’s got great mid bass, but it struggles to play anything below 60hz, and sub 40hz is almost absent. The new Boombox 3 looks great and has a dedicated woofer in the front, but it still doesn’t play the frequency range that the Mania achieves, especially in the low end. That’s the main difference here, the Mania has Devialets sound signature and performance, and they are of course a very premium audio brand! The boombox is an excellent party speaker, the Mania is aimed at true audio quality and a full, undistorted and dynamic frequency range/performance.

It's like buying an iPhone... big of the price tag is the name!!!

@@magaridabelesi4089 to an extent… but there’s no getting around the fact Devialet isn’t just a name, they genuinely do sound really impressive!

@@techpulseYT Yep