Motion 300 | Portable Bluetooth Speaker

When it comes to speakers of this size it's hard to beat although it's not my top pick. If you like stereo sound with great mids and highs then look no further. It beats my other speakers shown in that area. Overall I prefer my jbl flip 6 the most due to its bass output even if it is just mono. The bose soundlink flex also has better bass, but anemic mids and okay highs from its mono speaker make it my least favorite. The tribit maxsound plus I would say is just a step below the 300 with slightly better bass.All in all it's a great little speaker that comes with the best eq and app of any bluetooth speaker brand so you can fine tune it to your preference. Just don't expect big bass from this little speaker.

I just opened the BoxRight out the box it's already charged at 65% this has to be the BEST TOP OF THE TOP SOUND QUALITY. well made TYE design its TOP notch. Hands down this is my new work speaker. Take to the beach or on vacation pool side. The price it's also worthy I had bought speaker for 300 dollars that don't even come close to the sound and the power this small speaker provides. I'm impressed well done to the team that design this speaker. Will recommend this to anyone. Friends and Coworkers.

It did leave me a little disappointed coming from the soundcore x600, but that's twice the speaker at around twice the price. I also found it lacking compared to the soundcore motion +, but that comes in a bigger package and is less portable.This speaker is fantastic for it's size, you have to realize your compromising the audio quality for that a little bit. While my mp3s didn't sound very good on it, lossless audio sounds absolutely fantastic. The vocals and instruments sound absolutely phenomenal, dare I say better than the x600. The piano and drum sounds felt so alive! I was really blown away. I found the sub-bass very lacking, with bass boosted on everything is drowned out, unlike the soundcore x600 which I think sounds pretty balanced with the bass boost (I'm a bass head though)If you are more interested in watching TV or media with this, this might be the speaker for you (if the battery life is good enough, need to test more for that.)I love the little strap, the test of time will see how rugged that is, but that was the main selling point for me. I tugged pretty hard on it and it didn't break, hopefully it has metal under the plastic. It's light (enough) and fits on a backpack from stock.Had to take a star off for the lack of an aux port, it deserves 3 stars for that, but for my uses I won't really be needing it. That being said I can't support such a backwards decision in anyway. Also, Anker has the worst aux ports I've ever used. My motion + aux port broke until I reset the software (....what?), My soundcore x600 aux port would cut out making PC use impossible without Bluetooth. So while I don't support the removal instead of improval, I could relate to an excuse they would make.Overall I don't regret this purchase and I love this portable speaker. If you don't plan on traveling with the speaker a lot and portability isn't key, I would recommend the soundcore x600, the mini upward firing speaker similar to Dolby Atmos is amazing, really let's the base shine without drowning out highs and mids.The soundcore motion plus is the best all around speaker from soundcore, which was very well designed and stands the test of time (the battery is a joke though, they could have doubled or even quadrupled the battery life while only making the speaker a little bit bigger.

spectacular sound for a sub $100 unit, almost tempted to get another for stereo pairing!!

I first ordered the 200 and noticed some sound quality issues. Returned the motion 200 and got the motion 300 instead for $30 more dollars. It was worth it. Audio sounds as good as my JBL flip 5, and the bass is even better than the flip 5. The battery life seems good as well.