This is the review of the comparison between two Bluetooth speakers from different brands those are the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom and the JBL PartyBox 100. There is a wide range of differences in their price range but to know is there a difference in their features and performance too and to know which one is worth buying, go to the detailed review. 

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom	JBL PartyBox 100
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PROS	PROS
Big sound with strong bass and good detail. Up to 24 hours of battery life at moderate volume levels. IP4 water-resistance rating (splashproof). Good wireless Bluetooth range (up to 150 feet). Can wirelessly link with other UE Boom and Megaboom speakers. The integrated microphone automatically reads the environment and calibrates the sound to fill any space, indoors or outdoors.	Powerful, dynamic, energetic, and detailed sound. Build Quality is good. Versatile.
CONS	CONS
Expensive. No Wi-Fi or voice assistant built-in. At 13 pounds, it’s not a speaker you want to carry too far.	Battery life is not sufficient. No remote.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Detail Review:

INTRODUCTION:

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom

The Ultimate Ears Hyperboom is the newly released Bluetooth speaker from Ultimate Ears. As the name itself defines, these speakers are booming loudly. These speakers from Ultimate Ears are currently retailing for around four hundred dollars which is obviously on the higher price range side. 

JBL PartyBox 100

The JBL PartyBox 100 is one of the speakers from the JBL PartyBox model. As its name itself defines, these are really good for home parties and these will make your party. These speaker models are currently retailing for around two hundred and fifty dollars.

DESIGN: 

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom

Inside the box, you got your usual books, you got your plug, and your Hyperboom. The Hyperboom weighs 13 pounds. On the top of the speaker, you have a physical power button that also has an LED indicator, you have two touch capacitive buttons plus and minus, volume up and down, you have a physical play and pause button that’ll also skip tracks, and you have four sources so you have Bluetooth one, Bluetooth two, auxiliary input, and optical input and you have your adaptive EQ mic.

In the back of the speaker, you got your carrying handle with Ultimate Ears Brandon. As these speakers weigh 13 pounds, you can easily carry it with one hand. Underneath that, if you lift up that flap that lid up, this is going to be all your inputs so you got a service input, you got USB-A out so this way you can charge up your phone your tablet whatever you got on deck, you got an optical input so you can connect this right to your TV, you got an auxiliary input 3.5, and your power input. Since this is splashproof, you got a little cover lock that down keeps everything nice and dry. At the bottom of the speaker, you got four rubber stoppers that are going to keep it from moving around on your table. If you look around the speaker, all are fabric coating.

JBL PartyBox 100

On the speaker, you got a metal grill, got two JBL Brandon, the speakers are behind the grill along with the RGB lights and your strobe lights. On the right side of the speaker, you got some more JBL Brandon, and you got four rubber stoppers just in case you want to lay the speaker horizontally. On the left side of the speaker, same thing JBL Brandon with four more rubber stoppers so you can lay it horizontally on either side. On the top of the speaker, you got a slot for a ten-inch tablet, you got your bass boost button, you got the volume up and down, play-pause, you got your RGB light control, Bluetooth pairing, your power button, five LEDs, and you also have a carrying handle.

At the back of the speaker, you got all your controls on the top, your bass port on the bottom, and your plug. You got a 5 volt 2.1 amp USB in so you can play music from a thumb drive but you can also use that to charge your phone or your tablet. You got auxiliary in and out, you got your mic, and you can try inputs along with your game control knobs. At the bottom of the speaker, you got your base port, your power cable input, you got another carrying handle, and underneath you’ve got four more rubber stoppers. If you want to attach the speaker to a speaker stand all you have to do is remove the cover on the bottom, insert it right there.

FEATURES:

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom

Ultimate ears Hyperboom portable Bluetooth speaker that brings the party. The features its box claims are you got extreme bass for inputs, plus easy share, 24-hour battery life, and its IPX4 splash resistant. Connects with any Ultimate Ears Hyperboom, Boom, or Megaboom speakers for even louder roof reason sound. It’s Bluetooth 5.0, you got OneTouch music controls, party portable so it does have a handle, adaptive EQ, you got charged out so you can charge up other devices, and you get a 2-year warranty.

The first thing you need to do is pair up your speaker. Once you power up the speaker, it’ll automatically be in Bluetooth pairing mode, go to your phone’s Bluetooth menu, and select the Hyperboom. The next thing you need to do is download the UE app. Once you open that up, select your speaker, so we got the Hyperboom, it will automatically connect and this will give you full access to all of the features. In the app settings, you can change the speaker name, you can set an alarm, you can turn your speaker sounds on or off, you can change the language, you have one touch for your playlists so you got Amazon, Apple Music, or Deezer, and you have to party up so now if you turn on public other people can connect to your speaker and play their own playlists.

You got a battery indicator, you got your power button, volume up and down, you got your different inputs, and you can connect to different Bluetooth devices at the same time. Also, it shows you what’s on this playing, you can play and pause, you can reverse tracks, you can have more speakers and we got an EQ. You can adjust the EQ manually or you have some presets so you got a bass boost, game, cinema, and podcast, and you also have adaptive EQ. If you want to check your battery percentage without using your phone. just hit the plus or minus button together. To pair two of these speakers together is really simple. You’re just gonna go to the app, hit add speaker, connect the second one and then you can have a double or stereo.

JBL PartyBox 100

The differences between the JBL PartyBox 100 and the PartyBox 200 are number 1 the price, the PartyBox 100 you’re getting at two hundred and eighty dollars while for the PartyBox 200 you’re getting at three hundred and fifty dollars. The next difference is the size, the PartyBox two hundred is a lot bigger and a lot heavier than the PartyBox 100. With the PartyBox 100, you don’t have RCA jacks on the back, while with the PartyBox two hundred you do have RCA jacks on the back. Next with the PartyBox 100, you got the microphone and game controls on the back while with the PartyBox 200 you don’t have those controls.

The next difference, with the PartyBox 100 is, you can mount a speaker stand to the bottom of the speaker but you can’t do that with the PartyBox 200. The two biggest differences are number one the speakers. With the PartyBox 100 you got dual five and quarter-inch woofers and dual two and quarter-inch tweeters, with the PartyBox 200 you got dual six and quarter-inch woofers and 3.2 and quarter-inch tweeters. The biggest difference between the PartyBox 100 and the 200 is the battery. With the PartyBox 100, you’ve got 25 hours of battery, that’s going to give you twelve hours worth of playtime. With the PartyBox 200, it doesn’t have a battery, so the speaker always has to be plugged in. So, overall the PartyBox 100 is a way better buy than the PartyBox 200.

You got JBL signature sound, you got your RGB light show, portable with the rechargeable battery, you got your mic and your guitar inputs, wireless Bluetooth streaming, and the battery life are 12 hours. For pairing, when you power it up, you got your RGB lights, and it’s automatically going to go to pairing mode. In order to pair two PartyBox 100 together go to the first speaker hold down the Bluetooth pairing button for about five seconds and you will hear a tone, then go to the second speaker hold on the Bluetooth pairing button for about 5 seconds, you hear the same tone and then after about 10 seconds, they’ll automatically connect to each other.

SOUND QUALITY:

Ultimate Ears Hyperboom

I tested out the sound quality on these when the EQ is on the stock settings. This speaker sounds really loud and good. If this sounds that good, the answer to the question that how does two of these pair together sounds is, it really sounded great. The Hyperboom has more bass and you got to keep this in mind I got the EQ set on flat so I can actually add even more bass. So, if you’re looking for heavy bass go with the Hyperboom. The Hyperboom has really more of deep rich bass, so if you’re buying these for in your house and you like deep heavy bass go with the Hyperboom.

JBL PartyBox 100

The party box is 100 and the party box 200 sounds exactly the same, there’s no difference in the sound quality. I tested out the sound quality on this with maximum volume, and the bass boost turned off, and the base was rumbling on the floor. Then I tested out with the bass boost turned on, and in my opinion, JBL makes the best portable party speakers on the market. The bass on this speaker is incredible, the sound is super loud, and I love this speaker.

The answer to the question if one JBL PartyBox 100 sounds this good, how would to sound paired together is really great and mind-blowing punching bass. When we compare JBL Boombox and the JBL PartyBox, the JBL Boombox sounds a little bit louder and cleaner and has more highs and mids, but the PartyBox 100 definitely has more bass. If you’re looking for a party speaker go with the Partybox 100 you got the RGB lights and more bass. If I was having a party I would rather have two JBL PartyBox 100 because of that thunderous bass. That bass on the PartBbox 100 is rumbling, you can feel it in the floor.

WHICH ONE IS WORTH BUYING?

In my opinion, the JBL PartBox 100 is worth buying at its price than the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom because these sounds really great, have good battery life, and good Bluetooth performance at its lower price range than the Ultimate Ears Hyperboom. If the price of the Hyperboom is lower down to around two hundred and fifty dollars or even two hundred and eighty dollars then it may worth its price, in my opinion.

Expert Reviews of Ultimate Ears Hyperboom:

By Tech Radar
You need a party speaker that can last all night That 24-hour battery life is more than enough to power your parties, even if playing at higher volumes may reduce its longevity a little. You want an outdoor speaker The IPX4 rating makes the Hyperboom suitable for outdoor use, while its loud volume means it can be heard…

By Sound Guys
The Hyper boom is a great speaker that fills a niche perfectly, but that comes at a cost of $399. Whether or not you should buy it really depends on whether or not you have a few hundred dollars lying around. While I can’t see too many people dropping the money to pick this up (especially when you can get multiple smaller speakers for that price) I don’t see anyone being…

By The Verge
TheThe $399 Ultimate Ears HyperBoom Bluetooth speaker is one of my favorite gadgets of 2020. It has great sound quality, near-360-degree sound delivery, long-lasting battery life, and elegant design — everything you can expect from the company’s previous models, but far bigger in size and power. This speaker’s measurements are somewhat similar to the Xbox Series X…

By cnet
Ultimate Ears Boom speakers come in a few different sizes, but none as big as the Hyberboom. A supersize wireless speaker that tips the scales at a hefty 13 pounds, the Hyperboom makes the Megaboom 3 look unquestionably puny. Available in black only at launch, the Hyperboom costs $399 (399 euros, AU$599). That’s not cheap, but it sounds better than a lot of the jumbo portable speakers on the…

By Tom’s Guide
Ultimate Ears Hyperboom portable Bluetooth speaker is a big speaker that produces a big sound — at a big price.

Expert Reviews of JBL PartyBox 100:

By World Wide Stereo
The JBL PartyBox 100 is the latest portable, Bluetooth, party speaker from JBL. Boasting 160 Watts of power and 12-hour playback time, the PartyBox 100 is more than ready to get any party started – anywhere, anytime, or all day long (when you plug it in). Also included: two 5.25” woofers, two 2.25” tweeters, and a full light show with several RGB LED patterns to choose from and an off mode.

By Sound Vision Review
The JBL PartyBox 100 is an easy and highly effective way to add good sounding music to your events or parties. The overall quality is very high, both in terms of audio and design/build quality.

By The Empire
Overall, I like the volume it’s capable of pushing out, long battery life, and robust construction I wasn’t keen on the standard sound, it needs tuning, And for $500 bucks if you have 1 or 4 of these its scale-able and even for 1 its a decent unit I’ve got the new UE HYPERBOOM just showed up too so I shall have that review out soon – until next time kids!

By Gadgetgram
The JBL PartyBox 100 portable Bluetooth party speaker offers 12 hours of battery life and standard power support, featuring Bluetooth Connectivity with 2-speaker support, as well as a dynamic light show. This party speaker comes equipped with a 3.5mm audio cable Input and Output, as well as an easy-to-use plug-and-play Mic and Guitar Input ports.

By B&H
If you happen to have an optional speaker pole and stand, you can mount the PartyBox speaker above the crowd for a more dynamic listening experience that can reach all corners of your party.