It’s Party Box Time and BlueAnt Has a New Speaker That Comes with Two Free Wireless Microphones – ChannelNews

It’s that time of year when the demand for party box speakers increases and while JBL dominates this space, there are some really good value for money alternatives that seriously hold up due to their audio technology, particularly bass and power management capability.

One such product is the new 120-watt, $449 BlueAnt X5i Bluetooth Party Speaker, developed from the ground up in Australia by audio engineers that deliver a unique party box sound, especially when it comes to bass and power output management. they play the device at maximum output or midpoint.

You should remember that the more bass you crank up with a party box speaker, the quicker it will drain the battery.

What’s clear about BlueAnt’s latest speaker offering is that this isn’t some off-the-shelf party box that some manufacturer has slapped their logo on, designed and manufactured in China.

I really fell in love with BlueAnt products when I connected one of the desktop Soundblade speakers to my computer.

After almost 12 months of use and countless Teams calls, I still think it’s one of the best home office or PC-connected speakers I’ve come across.

While reviewing the Soundblade we suddenly realized that BlueAnt has a very talented audio engineering team based in Melbourne.

The new X5i Bluetooth Party Speaker looks sleek and compact, even though it’s only the size of a small trash can.

Once you turn on the

Due to the use of a 165mm bass driver and bass reflex tube, you can really increase the bass control capability in a sub-$500 device that won’t deal with too much distortion or overpowering reverb like some cheap speakers do.

With a simple press of the bass boost button, you may suddenly find yourself boosting a Michael Jackson Thriller track to another level.

When you put the two together, you have a sound system that will be ideal for an outdoor party of 100+ people, and for those who want to use two of these speakers at an indoor or outdoor wedding event, you get two wireless microphones per speaker. can be used as MC microphones before moving into dance music.

With a power output of 120 watts, the speaker is described as “crazy loud” and BlueAnt claims the output is so loud “you’ll probably have to warn your neighbors about it”.

If you’re looking to turn a party into a karaoke night, two wireless microphones are perfect for the divas in the room; You see them as the next Taylor Swift.

The X5i and its epic bass at all volumes offer some of the best battery life, with BlueAnt claiming 30 hours of playback at 50% volume and 7 hours at full volume.

We put one in a garage three floors down at 50% volume overnight and 10 hours later it was still playing and suddenly died.

We chose a simple range of dance music that we repeated. If you added tracks with a lot of bass I think it would be around 7 hours.
As for the microphones, the microphone volume is reset to default 4 every time the microphones are turned on.

For those who want something different, you can use the echo + and – buttons to adjust the level of echo applied to the microphones. This echo control affects both microphones.

Solution

It’s hard to find fault with this speaker, and in the sub-$500 market I’d put it next to the JBL Party box for quality and output.

It’s easy to carry at under 5 pounds and battery life is excellent.

For me it’s important to support Australian brands and this is a product designed from scratch in Australia with audio technologies from the likes of Sony, Klipsch and JBL.

Brands like LG and Samsung have tried and failed to enter this market.

BlueAnt has shown that not only are they capable of enhancing sound with their unique bass system, but you can also get two wireless microphones for free and pair their two speakers with the Duo, making them an ideal choice.

If you want two speakers, be sure to ask your dealer for a discount since you’ll be purchasing two.

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