Cheapest I've seen for a while. Also at the same price is BOSE® SOUNDLINK MINI II CARBON/PEARL
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dunroaming to sme24185
22 May 167#5
Have consideration for your neighbours and use headphones.
Dave_Lee_
22 May 164#9
Maybe he doesn't have any neighbours nearby like myself. So we CAN DO WHAT WE WANT..!
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HOTPOT
23 May 16#21
Everyone has neighbours, & everyone is entitled to peace & quiet, even if its a din from afar.
thisisian
23 May 16#20
sorry for the typo's, posted from my phone.
thisisian
23 May 161#19
I've got one of these & I love it.
I mainly brought it to use as a Bluetooth speaker, but I've found I use it more as a substitute "radio" (several Irish stations saved to the presets).
Sound quality is pretty good (hi-fi snobs will always say otherwise about boss), & it will Gill an average room quite nicely.
As long as you don't need it to be battery powered, go for this one.
VincentGO
23 May 16#18
Not only Mini 2, I have the Mini and it have been in Bose workshop for 3 times now!!! The battery can't hold charged, they changed battery, then change circuit board and thrid time changes both! Why can't they just give me a brand new one instead....
pritamrp
23 May 16#16
How does this compare with sonos one?
36inarow to pritamrp
23 May 161#17
Ask Mr Google.. He knows everything...
36inarow
23 May 161#15
The main difference between the 10 and the mini is the 10 is mono and the mini is stereo. I have both and they both produce a lot of bass and are crisp sounding. Either is a good choice unless you want multiples then ST10 all the way..
Does the 10 have better output/quality compared to the mini?
M8GUS
22 May 16#11
Creative Labs Soundblaster Pro - brilliant little box.
M8GUS to M8GUS
22 May 16#12
** Roar ^^
SpudUK
22 May 16#10
Mini II has some reliability issues with the battery, but it is otherwise great.
The 10 is a little bigger but does require mains power.
I guess it depends on whether you value portability. If you do, then I'd go for the Mini.
Dave_Lee_
22 May 164#9
Maybe he doesn't have any neighbours nearby like myself. So we CAN DO WHAT WE WANT..!
HOTPOT
22 May 161#8
How right you are. Anyone playing loud music in 'The Garden' is selfish. USE HEADPHONES.
johnandrewrussell
22 May 162#7
aye. alright hector
xboxone573
22 May 16#6
Great speaker...though the WiFi can be a bit flaky at times. I use it for the kitchen....probably need something larger to get reasonable quality in the garden.
sme24185
22 May 161#1
Any feedback as to sound any good for a good size garden or is the sound tinny
p_ist_a to sme24185
22 May 16#2
if u want great garden sounds u need to get soundtouch 20. It is double the price but the sound is out of this world.
drsbarreto to sme24185
22 May 16#4
For the size of this speaker the sound quality is pretty good. Bose don't mention the specs specially the output on any of their speakers. There are plenty of positive reviews on Amazon with a few negative.
dunroaming to sme24185
22 May 167#5
Have consideration for your neighbours and use headphones.
drsbarreto
22 May 16#3
I can't make up my mind between the soundtouch 10 or the soundlink mini II. I know SLM2 is portable and has a chargeable battery. Is there much difference in the sound quality and output between the 2?
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I mainly brought it to use as a Bluetooth speaker, but I've found I use it more as a substitute "radio" (several Irish stations saved to the presets).
Sound quality is pretty good (hi-fi snobs will always say otherwise about boss), & it will Gill an average room quite nicely.
As long as you don't need it to be battery powered, go for this one.
https://youtu.be/57cUS9pWTXI
The 10 is a little bigger but does require mains power.
I guess it depends on whether you value portability. If you do, then I'd go for the Mini.