Wireless Bluetooth Speakers are loudspeakers dependent on Bluetooth to transmit audio data to the receiving speaker. They are used for various purposes from listening to music to calling someone. It also comes in handy during meetings on our laptop or computer especially during the pandemic where everyone is confined to their homes.

Nowadays, the availability of better speakers at better prices in the market has given buyers uncountable choices. Before making a purchase let us go through our reviews best on user experience on the products based on sound quality to battery life. So that you can get value for money on these products.

Factors

Power Output (RMS):

Root mean square or RMS watts refers to continuous power handling of a speaker or how much continuous power an amplifier can output. The larger the RMS output the better. 

The other essentials are bass radiators and dual drivers. For powerful sound and enhanced bass response respectively.

Bluetooth Version and Connectivity:

Bluetooth connectivity with the speaker depends on the Bluetooth Version. Speakers with Bluetooth Version 4.1 or above are a good choice.

Battery Capacity:

Battery capacity (AH) is the measure of the charge stored by the battery. Battery capacity determines the working capacity in hours of your device. A larger Battery Capacity would certainly ensure you longer usage.

Additional to Battery Capacity the lesser the charging time the better it is for you. As it will be easier for the user to get the maximum playtime of the speaker in a short amount of time.

Average Battery Life:

 Battery life is the amount of time the speaker will work continuously. A higher Average Battery Life would provide more playtime without any hassle.

Frequency Response: 

The measurement unit of Frequency Response of a speaker is Hertz (Hz). It is how we know the accuracy of conversion of an input signal from the frequencies.

Signal to Noise Ratio:

Signal to Noise Ratio is a tool to compare the level of background noise with the level of the desired signal.

Water-resistant :

Water-resistance is a speaker means that the speaker will not be adversely affected by contact with water. There is the Ingress Protection (IP) standard, which rates the waterproofing durability of a device.

Weight:

Weight is the heaviness or lightness of your device. Higher the weight, the heavier the speaker it will be and vice versa.

Easy Access Features:

In addition to the above features, there are other factors too. Which can be classified as Voice Assistance, Easy control and Adjustments, and many more.

Best bluetooth speaker in India 2021

Boat Stone 1400

JBL Infinity Clubz 700

Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300

JBL Flip 3

Sony SRS- XB12

Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom

Boat Stone Spin ×2.0

Performance of products on respective factors:

Power Output (RMS):

1. Boat Stone 1400-  30 W

2. Infinity (JBL) clubz 700- 20 W

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300- 48W(24W+ 24W)

4. JBL Flip 3- 16 W

5. Sony SRS- XB12- 10 W

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- 17 W

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- 12 W

 The higher the RMS better the sound quality.

Bluetooth Version:

1. Boat Stone 1400- BT v4.2

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700- BT v5.0

3. Zebronic Zeb Sound Feast 300- BT v5.0

4. JBL Flip 3- BT v4.1

5. Sony SRS- XB12- BT v4.2

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- BT v4.2

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- BT v4.2

Battery Capacity:

1. Boat Stone 1400- 

   Its Battery Capacity is 2500 mAh (Lithium-ion battery with a Type- C Charging Cable) and takes 2.5 hours to fully charge. 

2. Infinity (JBL) clubz 700-

   Its Battery Capacity is 2600 mAh (Lithium-ion battery) and takes 4 hours to fully charge.

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300- 

  Its Battery Capacity is 2500 mAh (Lithium-ion battery) and takes 3.5 hours to fully charge.

4.  JBL Flip 3- 

  Its Battery Capacity is 3000mAHh (Lithium-ion battery) and takes 2.5 hours to fully charge.

5. Sony SRS- XB 12- 

   Its Battery Capacity is Unknown. It takes 4- 5 hours to fully charge. It requires 1C batteries which are provided along with the speaker.

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom-

   Its Battery Capacity is Unknown. It takes 2.5 hours to fully charge.

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- 

   Its Battery Capacity is 2000mAH. It takes 3.5 hours to fully charge.

 The higher the battery capacity higher the playback time.

Average Battery life: 

1. Boat Stone 1400- 

 Its Average Battery life is 7 hours. It is decent and according to the reviews, the battery lasts 6 hours at 60%- 70% audio settings.

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700-

   Its Average Battery life is 10 hours which is good. But according to some customers, the battery life eventually degrades and only lasts for 6 to 7 hours. It comes with a battery indicator.

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300-

 Its Average Battery life is 6-6.5 hours. Although customers didn’t find the battery life sufficient.

4. JBL Flip 3- 

 Its Average Battery life is 10 hours which is really good. Although according to customers, its battery life is lower than promised.

5. Sony SRS- XB12-

 Its Average Battery life is 16 hours which is great. 

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- 

 Its Average battery life is 10 Hours. Although the battery lasts 5-6 hours according to the customers.

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0-

 Its Average battery life is 8 hours at 50% volume settings. 

 Frequency Response:

1. Boat Stone 1400: 95 Hz- 18kHz

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700: 60 Hz- 20 kHz

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300: 80 Hz- 18kHz

4. JBL Flip 3: 85Hz- 20kHz

5. Sony SRS- XB12: 20Hz- 20000 Hz

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom: 80 Hz- 20kHz

1. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0: 180 Hz- 20kHz

 It shows the loudness of the speaker.

Signal to Noise Ratio:

1. Boat Stone 1400 – Less than 75 dB

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700- 70 dB

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300- Less than or equal to 65 dB

4. JBL Flip 3-  80dB

5. Sony SRS- XB12- Unknown 

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- 86 dB

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- >80 dB

 The higher the value of decibel the better the sound quality.

Water Resistance:

1. Boat Stone 1400- 

It has an IPX5 rating. It can withstand water or splash up to a certain level.

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700- 

It comes with an IPX7 rating which is great. You can use it even under a shower of rain.

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300-  

Unknown

4. JBL Flip 3- 

It comes with IP×7 which is great.

5. Sony SRS- XB12- 

It comes with IP×6 which is really good.

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom-

 It comes with an IPX5 rating. Although you need to be careful with it.

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- 

It comes with an IP×6 rating which is good. You can carry it along with you near water bodies without any hindrance.

The more the IP value the better resistance towards the water.

Weight:

1. Boat Stone 1400- 

It weighs 1 kg 800g. It is heavier than a compact pocket size speaker.

2.  Infinity (JBL) clubz 700- 

It weighs 705g. It is not that bulky and can be carried easily.

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300-

 It weighs 2.53 kg which can be pretty heavy and not travel friendly.

4. JBL Flip 3- 

It weighs 450g which is lightweight and travel friendly 

5. Sony SRS- XB12- 

It weighs 243g which is compact and can be easily carried in a trouser’s pocket. It will also be easier to carry and hence travel friendly.

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- 

It weighs 425g which is compact and travel friendly.

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- 

It weighs 600g which is decent.

 Lesser the weight, the better to handle it. These compact wireless speakers come in handy.

Easy Access Features:

1. Boat Stone 1400- 

It has a built-in mic that enables hands-free calling. It also has AUX and USB connectivity. The TWS feature allows you to connect two speakers to play your favourite music in stereo sound. Wireless Range- 10m.

2. Infinity (JBL) clubz 700-

It doubles up as a power bank. And has Lighting control. It also has Voice assistance (Google Assistant and Apple Siri). You can bring two of the speakers together and it will work as a stereo where you can enjoy your favourite music. Wireless Range- 10m. 

3. Zebronic Zeb- Sound Feast 300- 

It supports USB and micro SD cards. Also has AUX Input and Mic input it has a battery level indicator. You will also receive a wireless mic where you can have your karaoke sessions. It comes with Dual 7.6 cms drivers for sound quality and dual passive radiators for bass. Wireless Range- 10m.

4. JBL Flip 3-

 It has a built-in mic that enables hands-free calling. It comes with dual external passive bass radiators.  You can bring two of the speakers together and it will work as a stereo where you can enjoy your favourite music. Wireless Range- 10m.

5. Sony SRS- XB12- 

Apart from a built-in mic, it has a passive radiator that works with the mono speaker to enhance low-end tones. It has Input-Output Terminals, micro USB, and build in FM. Wireless Range- 10m.

6. Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom- 

 You can connect two source devices simultaneously. It is shock-resistant and can be dropped from up to 1.5m. Wireless Range- 33m 

7. Boat Stone SpinX 2.0- 

Along with a built-in mic, it has a mic for receiving calls. It has an AUX cable, SD card, and TWS connectivity. 

Let’s compare them side by side: