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The video review focuses on the Tribit StormBox Blast, a high-performance 90-watt Bluetooth 5.3 speaker known for its durability, sound quality, and long battery life of up to 30 hours. The speaker features IPX7 waterproofing, customizability through an app, and RGB lights for parties. Despite its higher price range of around £189-200, the speaker is deemed worth the investment for its features and performance. The reviewer compares it favorably against the Anchor Motion Boom Plus and concludes that it offers great value for the cost.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber reviews the Tribit StormBox Blast, a 90-watt Bluetooth 5.3 speaker. They received the speaker for review and emphasize that it is one of the best Bluetooth speakers they have used. The speaker is well-built, IPX7 waterproof, and has a solid casing. Despite initial concerns about the design, the speaker impresses with its sound quality, lasting up to 30 hours on a single charge due to 9 18650 cells with a capacity of 79 Watt-hours. The speaker retails for about £189-200, making it a bit on the expensive side but worth the money for its performance.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker being discussed has a long battery life and can last up to 30 hours on half volume. It features passive radiators, rubber feet for stability, IP67 rating, and supports the SBC codec with an auxiliary input for wired connection. The speaker does not have phone support but offers a USB-C power output for charging other devices. Connecting the speaker is quick and easy through Bluetooth, and there is an app available for further customization, including adjusting the lighting mode, volume, equalizer settings, and tracks.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker being discussed has a nine-band graphic equalizer, the ability to change device name, hibernate and shutdown settings, and possible firmware upgrades. The speaker is noted to be heavy but offers good sound quality and build. The reviewer compares it to the Anchor Motion Boom Plus, mentioning the differences in weight and design. The speaker features customizable lights that respond to music volume and has different display modes, including rainbow lights and rotating Spectrum colors synced with the music.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker being reviewed has RGB lights as a selling point for parties, although the reviewer personally does not prefer them. The lights are bright enough for disco lighting and would be adequate for lighting up a room, but might come across as cheap. The reviewer concludes that the speaker is great value for money and recommends it, especially for the price of 200 pounds. The video ends with audio tests being conducted on the speaker.
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