Ultimate Ears, yet another Logitech brand, has announced a new portable Bluetooth speaker to their lineup, the EPICBOOM.
Composed entirely of post-consumer recycled polyester fabric and post-consumer recycled plastic, the EPICBOOM incorporates an innovative oval design that produces a deep 360 degree sound that is portable but in a small size.
The oval design of the EPICBOOM gives it a large internal acoustic volume which is coupled with a 4.6-inch woofer to create an immersive sound. It has an IP67 rating meaning it is waterproof, dust proof and will float on water allowing it to be used anywhere and everywhere you want.
The EPICBOOM speaker includes in internal microphone which adjusts the EQ of the speaker based on where it is being used, indoors or out.
Available in Cotton White + Lipstick Red and Charcoal Black + Lime the EPICBOOM speaker offers up to 17 hours of playback on its internal battery with the Bluetooth connection good for a range of 55 metres.
The EQ can be set using the BOOM app with numerous presets as well as the ability to customise it to your own preferences. The EPICBOOM can be paired with other Ultimate Ears speakers wirelessly to create an even more immersive audio experience.
Ultimate Ears’s EPICBOOM will be available for purchase on www.ultimateears.com as well as retailers across Australia for a RRP of AUD $499.95 on September 25, 2023. For more information, visit www.ultimateears.com.
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