The Bose speaker is well-equipped to go out on an adventure. With its IP67 rating, this little guy should survive a drop into the water. Then again, we wouldn’t recommend extensively testing its water and dust-resistant qualities. You also get a steel grille that makes the speaker quite sturdy.
As far as sound is concerned, this little puppy delivers fantastic sound. There are no unnecessary exaggerations in the highs and mids. In other words, the speaker produces a clear and crisp sound that lets you easily distinguish all the instrumentals and vocals. It also gets rather loud for its size.
Then again, the speaker lacks a headphone jack. Another thing some users might not appreciate is the somewhat outdated Bluetooth 4.2 technology. While a competitor like the Marshall Willen doesn’t have an aux port, it does come with Bluetooth 5.2 for a wider range of use.
Unlike Marshall’s speaker, however, the SoundLink Flex has a built-in microphone. If you regularly handle phone calls, you might find this feature handy. Battery-wise, the Bose speaker offers up to 12 hours of uninterrupted listening time. Charging back to 100% via USB-C should take approximately four hours.
All things considered, the SoundLink Flex is small and sturdy enough to join all your outdoor adventures. It delivers a loud (for its size) and crisp soundstage, perfect for small gatherings. And while you can seldom find it at discounted prices, two merchants now allow you to save $20 on one in your favorite color.
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