At $50, the StormBox Micro 2 punches so far above its weight class it's almost unfair to the competition. Waterproof, bass-forward, and genuinely portable, it's the best sub-$60 speaker you can buy.
Budget Bluetooth speakers are seemingly a dime a dozen, but among the countless options there do lie some gems. The $50 Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 is a compact, portable speaker that offers both waterproofing and excellent bass for its size.
Tribit Bluetooth speakers sound a lot better than they should for the price. The StormBox 2 is largely the same as the original model, with dual-firing drivers and passive radiators in a 7-inch-long tube, but it comes with upgraded controls and about 6 watts more output.
Tribit StormBox Micro 2 listed among top speakers being considered for garden parties and beach use
The Flip 7 nails the sweet spot between portability and sound quality better than any other Bluetooth speaker. IP68 waterproofing, 14-hour battery, and punchy audio make it the go-to for virtually any adventure.
The Era 100 is the smart speaker that audiophiles and casual listeners agree on. Stereo sound, Alexa built-in, AirPlay 2, and Bluetooth in a compact package make it the most versatile home speaker at its price.
Bose's SoundLink Flex is the outdoor Bluetooth speaker that sounds shockingly good for its size. IP67 waterproofing and Bose's signature audio processing make it the top pick for beach, pool, and travel use.
The Era 300 is the best-sounding single speaker you can put in a room, full stop. Dolby Atmos spatial audio, room-filling bass, and seamless multi-room integration justify the premium price for serious listeners.
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