The flare 2 comes with a “bassup” feature, letting listeners crank up the bass on any track. If our lottery numbers come in, it’ll be our first investment.
Anker flare 2 review software#
The partycast software allows more than 100 flare 2 speakers to connect, synchronising sound and LEDs for a sea of good-value speaker fun. If you prefer a buttonless experience, the Soundcore app is very good for a budget speaker, offering various EQ presets (although there’s no bespoke EQ adjustment) and light control in a sleek package.īluetooth connectivity is a simple button push away, and the connection remains true and distortion-free, even when nipping into another room. The buttons are straightforward: on/off (this process includes an always-fun little jingle), Bluetooth, a button for switching modes and an option for cycling through LED shows, with a wide range of mesmerising light performances emanating from the rings at the top and bottom of the device. The non-fabric covering is all rubber, including the solid protective cover for the new USB-C charging port, and it helps to keep the speaker steady on any slippery surface. The speaker’s IPX7 waterproofing means that it’ll stand up to splashes and spillages, along with being up to 1m underwater while you scrabble desperately to recover it from whatever pool/lake you elbowed it into. Its stylish shape, maybe best described as a tapered cylinder, is perfect for grabbing, and the fabric grille means there are no worries about your grubby paw prints affecting the tech underneath.
The flare 2 is the definition of “get up and go”. Size: 11cm (base) x 9cm (top) x 17.5cm (H)Ĭonnectivity: Bluetooth and partycast between 100+ flare 2 speakers
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