Cylindrical design, 360-degree omnidirectional sound.

If you’ve been monitoring the Bluetooth speaker space, you’re probably aware that such descriptors are nothing new. Ultimate Ears led the 360-degree charge with its Boom, Boom 2and Megaboom, and JBL’s popular cylindrical Flip and Charge Series speakers are on their fourth generation. They all promise full-range sound without having to worry about placement.

Bose’s two versions of the tubular portable, battery-powered Bluetooth speaker are the SoundLink Revolve ($199, £199.95, AU$299) and its bigger brother the Revolve Plus ($299, £279.95, or AU$439). They’re expensive, but their design is excellent and they both sound great for small speakers. Between the two I like the Plus best, thanks to superior bass and an ability to play louder. It’s probably the best-sounding speaker of its size I’ve ever heard — or carried around by the handle.
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