Motion 300 | Portable Bluetooth Speaker

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This is a good speaker but when testing the bass to its maximum at louder volumes you notice the speaker has distortion, as if the bass is not tight. Can the distortion be corrected/fixed?

Alan Ross reviews (from YouTube) also says this speaker has distortion.

Here are 2 videos on YouTube from Alan Ross regarding the motion 300 distortion: https://youtu.be/1x-4Va1S36M?si=x0TpjZ0Q0s0w2UVU

Here’s a second video about the motion 300 distortion: https://youtu.be/_ZPX-kGvdd8?si=Wq5BHXHlzU7X6zic

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I've been wanting a portable Bluetooth speaker for a while now, especially after using my dad's Bose SoundLink Flex. The issue was finding something worth its price, while also being portable and powerful. The Bose was tough competition for sure, but the price tag steered me away quick - $150 (at the time of writing this). Enter the Anker Soundcore 300 - $68 (at the time of writing this). Comparable in size, weight, and design. The Anker however, better in sound. Turn on BassUp mode and it shadows the Bose.Off the bat you notice the attention they put into this. Premium feel. The Anker is ever so slightly bigger, and ever so slightly heavier (but in my opinion it's not noticeable).The Bose powers on with one click, the Anker you have to hold for a few seconds like traditional portable Bluetooth speakers. Both speakers have adaptive EQ adjustment depending on orientation (laying down, upright, etc).While Bose doesn't publicly state their wattage, I believe it's equipped with 20w. The Anker is equipped with 30w speakers. The Bose is no slouch by any means but a side by side comparison, the 30w makes a difference in deeper and clearer sound. That's without BassUp mode turned on.The Anker also has a slightly better waterproof rating at IPX7 vs Bose with IP67.The Anker also claims 13hrs of play time vs Bose with 12hrs. Also Bluetooth v5.3 vs Bluetooth v4.2. Also the Anker has a detachable (just as rugged) strap vs the Bose having a fixed one.Keep in mind the years these released - SoundLink Flex Oct 2021, SoundCore 300 Oct 2023.All in all I got everything I was looking for. Couldn't recommend the SoundCore 300 enough, and for $68 (vs $150) it's a steal with everything you get.

Saw ads for this speaker. Honestly thought it was going to be a “too good to be true” deal. As a HUGE sound geek, I thought I’d give it a try! I’ve tried other brands. Nothing wrong with them, but often times they come for twice the price of this one. I just got this speaker today… one thing is that it is LOUDDDD. The sound quality on this speaker is AMAZING!!!! I have yet to download the app yet, but playing around with setting the speaker in different experiences to experience different sounds is quite fun. It will fill a room full of sound easily.
•Sound quality 9.5/10
-customizable EQs on app, but without touching any of them the sound is amazing👍🏼
•Affordable!!
-every speaker of this quality on the market runs from $90-$150, so I couldn’t be happier with the price!!! (Bought for $65)
•Design
-SUPER high quality!! Feels extremely durable yet lightweight and portable!! Not to mention… water proof😤
-Compact enough to be carried around on/in a backpack, yet loud enough to compare to JBLs bigger speakers

In my opinion, this speaker is a steal. Honest and fresh review on a fresh product. Couldn’t be happier!!!

This monster right here is replacing a JBL clip that pretty much felt apart on me , I own multiple soundcore speakers.. I have no complaints this 🔊 is amazing 🔥🔊

We resently used this speaker at the beach for my Mother’s memorial. The sound was amazing, had no problem hearing it above the sound of the waves crashing.