Upgraded Tribit MaxSound Plus Portable Bluetooth Speaker with 24W Powerful Louder Sound, Exceptional XBass, Audiobook EQ, 20H Playtime, IPX7…
$59.99
Last updated on April 4, 2024 12:20 am Details
- Sound that Satisfies: MaxSound’s audio experience is one that appeals to casual listeners and audiophiles alike. The advanced audio processing tech, larger drivers, and more powerful amplifier modules results in a fully articulate sound at all volumes.
- Bass that Booms: Small speakers usually give small sound. That’s not the case with Tribit’s proprietary XBass technology. At the press of the button, the bass is amplified to give those low-end bass lines depth and synth and acoustic drums tight punch.
- Seriously Waterproof: Portability is incomplete without the ability to weather the elements. With IPX7 waterproof, MaxSound Plus gives you the confidence to enjoy your music even in the most humid or wettest of conditions.
- Extended Playtime: Don’t let a long daytrip stop you from bringing a soundtrack – with up to 20 hours of battery life, you can have the playlist going all day. Enjoy great music with the freedom of portability without the fuss of entangled power cords.
- Pair and Play: Move freely around with your smart phone, without worrying about dropping your music. MaxSound Plus wireless speaker offers an incredibly robust, secure connection and lossless wireless sound at a range of up to 100 feet.
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Upgraded Tribit MaxSound Plus Portable Bluetooth Speaker with 24W Powerful Louder Sound, Exceptional XBass, Audiobook EQ, 20H Playtime, IPX7…
$59.99
The Grimm –
Out of package, turned on, pushed bluetooth button, phone found it, listened to music.
Xbass full volume sounds great.
Friend has a Bose and even he thinks this has better sound. Wife has it in livingroom and is doing dishes in kitchen, says way loud enough and very clear. Keep in mind were over 50 so we dont here all the sound a teen would hear. But we went to our share of ACDC and GnR concerts in our day. We are very pleased with the purchase and with Amazon return policy there is no reason no to buy it and if it dont hold up to your standards, return it but I think you will keep it. It is quite heavy. Sounds good sitting outside
Higino Alexandre –
Magnifique son sortant d’une petite affaire!
Pas de distorsion, présence impressionnante de la musique dans la pièce, très bonne puissance, design discret. Et ipx7 (pour toute météo)
Justin –
Bought this after watching clavinetjunkie’s review on YouTube. I had researched for about a week solid, at the end of my searching I came across clavinetjunkie’s channel. I enjoyed watching his videos for a few days. Super detailed and informative videos and database of all he has tested! This one was to be released very soon. I decided to wait for it and I am glad I did.Its exactly as he described, very nice indeed! Very nice enjoyable sound in a small portable package. Day one and I am happy… update in the future. This one takes the cake.
I would recommend you run over and check out his channel atleast before you come to your conclusion.
Brendon DuVarney –
This speaker lives up to the hype! It’s worth every penny. I have been using this speaker for 2 weeks now and I’m thoroughly impressed. I own a JBL Flip 4 and a Douni A7 and this speaker is better then both with truly balanced audio quality! If you are picky about sound this is the speaker to get. I also own the Tribit xsound go and that is a great speaker as well but this one for a little more then $20 more is well worth it! You will not be disappointed. Tribit is a great up and coming audio brand and their customer service is outstanding. They will do whatever it takes to make you happy and satisfied. Not to mention they have the best warranty in the business 30 day money back and 18-MONTHS replacement if anything goes wrong with your speaker also if you register your device on the company’s website they give you an additional 12 months on top of the 18 months they already give you so you get 30 months of replacement warranty. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Give this company a chance they deserve it!
big james –
Great portable speaker period. Volume and sound quality are excellent for the price… don’t believe me, do your homework and look up any number of online reviews besides Amazons (not that Amazon would lie – all praise Amazon). I use it now instead of earphones when working in the garage. Strongly recommend… btw, its waterproof for those of you that feel the need to keep it close to sources of water (for whatever reason) and are about as co-ordinated as a brick through a window.
big james –
Edit: adding that 5th star as I continue to be impressed. I don’t know if Television’s Marquee Moon has ever sounded as taut, dynamic, and punchy as when I listened to it with this little speaker. Also I wanted to add the IKEA Eneby 20 and 30 to the bang-for-buck line up; lose portability, but provide much bigger sound!
Was turned on to this release by Oluv’s early review. As a former vintage stereo enthusiast/audiophile, I can say this speaker does indeed have an excellent sound profile, very flat. Even frequencies and very clear. like the smaller Xsound Go (and most of Tribit’s lineup) its better made/performing than the price would imply. A value at $55 (or $40 for us earlybirds).
That being said, there are some other bargain speakers to check out: the Doss Soundbox XL, at $60-$80 will give you much more sound and lower bass; will fill a small room. The Douni A5 at $60 splits the difference; more bass/volume than Maxsound, but not as clear even or present. Can distort at higher volumes, but a nice unit overall. And the Douni A7; really impressive low end for size, good at low volume if a bit muddled, comes alive around 80% where the mids/highs peak through. Its a great laptop companion for movies though, with a rumbly, mini home theater vibe.
I’d rate those 3 speakers, and now the Maxsound, as the absolute best values in low-cost BT speakers; But if you’re looking for “hi-fi” type sound, buy the Maxsound Plus!
Justin –
Although the overall sound quality is very good, it’s not as good as expected. Without the x bass system engaged, it lacks bass, and with, it seems a bit too boomy, overwhelming the clarity of the mids and highs, and muddying the mix. I also noticed speaker distortion a couple of times on low bass notes I guess it just couldn’t handle. I’m sure it wouldn’t bother most people, but it makes it unacceptable to me and I sadly will be returning it.
Distortion notwithstanding, there’s just something not quite right about the sound to me. I wish I had the ability to equalize it and tailor it to my liking. I own the smaller Tribit XSound Go and am EXTREMELY pleased with the sound balance. It’s almost like listening to a nice hi-fi system in miniature form and makes me happy to listen to it. No, it’s not as loud and doesn’t have as much bass as the MaxSound Plus, but, owning both at the same time, I found myself (surprisingly) listening more and more to the smaller XSound Go and not the deluxe MaxSound Plus. I also have an Oontz Angle 3 Plus, which was the small bluetooth speaker I had been using. Although I still like it, after hearing the better sound signature of the XSound Go, including it’s much more substantial bass response, it now remains in storage. I’ll use it as a backup.
I have a feeling I will regret returning the MaxSound Plus when the weather turns warmer and I do more outside listening. I’m going to wish I had that extra bass which usually tends to disappear in the great outdoors. I think I’ll wait for a slightly larger bluetooth speaker with better sound and more power to come along for that purpose. For now, I’ll be extremely happy with my XSound Go for a little desktop music.
This being said, this is still a great little speaker for it’s price class and I am giving it 4 stars. It may even be the best you can get for fifty-sixish dollars. I don’t know. But I’ve heard a heck of a lot worse!
Somewhere in Canada eh –
My Bose SoundLink II finally gave up the ghost and I wasn’t in the mood to fork out $400 for a new one so I started to snoop around and liked what I read about the Tribit Maxsound Plus but I’ll be honest for the price point I wasn’t expecting a lot. This little thing set me straight. Having said that this is just for me to have quality sound out front, back or during bon fires (I use my home system when indoors). 1/4 the price of my old Bose but not 1/4 of the quality of sound, this is just shy of what my old unit could pump out and in all honesty you couldn’t blast this at full volume outdoors or the neighbours would be giving dirty looks. It has a solid feel to it too, another pleasant surprise.
Can’t comment on battery durability but was so pleased with the quality of sound I wanted to post a review right away. I’m a person who likes quality sound and deep bass, simply put, I’m not about to send this back.
Amazon Customer –
I already have the W-KING 50 watt bluetooth speaker for outdoor use and was looking for a more compact bluetooth speaker to have around the house and also as a backup to my outdoor speaker. It had to be under $80 and I am unwilling to compromise on sound so I did a LOT of research and watched many review videos before deciding to choose to order the Tribit MaxSound Plus, and BOY… am I ever glad I did! This little speaker has incredibly good sound for its size and for a bluetooth speaker in its price range. Decent bass, it is not a ‘thumping’ but is more than adequate, and with crisp mids and highs (w-X-Bass turned on). The sound quality is better than the over-priced JBL Charge 3 and JBL Flip 4 and Flip 5, and sounds just as good if not better than Bose SoundLink Mini, imo. I had my doubts about it actually being 24 watts, since most bluetooth speaker manufacturers lie about this, but after cranking it up to 100% I was convinced it is just as advertised. Tribit MaxSound Plus is a great value speaker and I highly recommend it! Thank you, Tribit! Keep doing what you do.
* * * Edit: Reason for edit : Tribit claims 20 hours of battery life — but that is a flat out lie!
I reduced from 5 stars to 3 stars AFTER running out the battery, twice. On 25-30% volume I got about 8 hours of music before needing to recharge. Charging time is 4 hours. Seems kind of long considering that is how many hours of music you will have at 80% volume. I love the sound of this speaker, but I don’t like being lied to. Unless this is a defect and Tribit is willing to rectify, I have no choice but to avoid Tribit products. No one likes being lied to. Now I may have to go back and edit Youtube and other online reviews/comments
@Tribit? …….Hello?
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Already using one of this company’s products the X sound go, my expectations were very high for this and they were completely met. I can’t say enough about it read the reviews for the X sound go this is twice as loud for twice as long for a little less than twice the price you can not beat the value. It sounds as good as the X sound Go with approximately twice the volume The bass boost works great at lower levels doesn’t make much difference at full volume. I can only assume for my experence with the x sound go that it is rugged durable and problem free, time will tell. The value is the same as the x sound go, simply phenomenal.