Bose Vs Harman Kardon Bluetooth Speakers

This is my third audio device. I have a harman kardon speaker, bose q25 headphones and finally these Kanto YU2 speakers. I've never heard anything so clear in my life, the base is so good for its size. I was going to get the Kanto SUB6 to go with it but I don't think I'm going to need it anytime soon. It is worth every penny you won't regret these speakers. JUST DO IT. SO GOOD.

I own several speakers, JBL, Harman Kardon, Bose, Klipsch, this are good looking speakers, the sound is clear, the white light looks very good, buy this if you are looking for a home speakers in small place or something to use with your Computer it will be perfect for it

I bought my first Harman Kardon speaker in 2017 and it was the best purchase. The sound is clear and can be heard throughout the house. The sound is so nice and clear that when my brother heard it, he had to get one for himself. I needed a smaller speaker for the bathroom/bedroom and my first and only choice was Harman audio. Great speakers!

Overhead some people at work taking about Harman Kardon products being great. I am a big fan of one of their biggest competitors and at the time was happy with my choice. After 7 years my speaker went out and so I did a quick search for portable speakers and this was one that came up with others. I remember hearing the name so I focused in and did about 3 days of research. Everything from reviews to product design had me thinking this was the one. After using for a few weeks, I am so pleased with this speaker. The clarity on the lows is so nice and the volume is immersive without being overwhelming. On top of that the price is lower than buying new one with my first love. I will keep my eyes out for their products in the future when in need.

I recently had my 30+ year old Harman Kardon equipment all refurbished after it sitting for several years. It sounded pretty good once it was all set up again. I remembered it sounding better though. I wondered if it was just wishful thinking or if something else was needed. Then I realized all of my cables were also 30+ years old too. They were also just the stock ones that came with the equipment. I wanted cables that are good, but affordable. Mogami's meet that criteria and are used by audio engineers and professional musicians. After installing them my system sounds even better than the way I remembered it. I bought the 12' cables because I have two Harman Kardon Citation 22 amplifiers bridged together and connected to a Harman Kardon Citation 25 preamplifier.

A speaker that is all of 8" x 4" and still makes for great, non-tiring music listening sessions is a wonderful thing. I am using these in a 2.1 with a Harman Kardon receiver and a Martin Logan sub and even movies sound great. And this is while I am still working on figuring out the best crossover from the sub to the satellites.

I have been listening to Bose since the 70's with their 901 speakers through their Bose Wave technology. Time to update to Bluetooth and put away the CD's and IPOD. Great sound quality as expected. Play it loud.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an owner of many Bluetooth audio speakers, including multiple Bose speakers (three Soundlinks included), I was not disappointed in Bose's newest addition, the Soundlink Flex. The SoundLink Flex continues the legacy of great-sounding Bose portable Bluetooth speakers – big sound in a small package. I love my Soundlink Micro for biking and listening to music on the beach, but it was time for an upgrade, and the micro, while impressive, was never going to blow anyone away with its sound. The Flex is a perfect upgrade to the micro. It has much deeper bass and louder overall volume, which makes it better suited for outdoor activities. The highs are also clearer at both lower and higher volume levels. Yes, the Flex is a little larger and heavier, but the included strap makes it easy to attach and carry. The Flex is just as waterproof as the micro, so it is ideally suited for beach activities. I also take I t on my jet ski because it is loud enough to hear. Bose included a few new perks, including the ability to set up the flex as part of a stereo pair with other Soundlink speakers. This excellent feature allows me to connect my Revolve II or micro for some added sound and stereo for larger parties on my patio. The Bose Connect app quickly paired the Flex to my Android phone without any problems. While connected to your phone, the Flex can take calls, and the microphone is not bad if you are relatively close. It also allows you to connect to your phone's assistant to request music or other assistant features through the speaker. I did not notice any Bluetooth cutouts or interference issues. The flex is a fantastic addition to the Soundlink family. Disclaimer: I did receive a discount on this product for my unbiased review.

I have owed all the Bose SoundLink speakers (in addition to other branded speakers) and this SoundLink Max is by far the best Bluetooth speaker I have ever owned! Out of the box the sound and volume is AMAZING! When you get into the Bose app, you now have control to customize the sound that you want! I have used this speaker in and out of the home and most recently used the SoundLink Max at a birthday party and got so many complements on the quality of the sound. You will not be disappointed with your purchase of the Bose SoundLink Max!

Received as a gift. Having had portable Bluetooth speakers from 2 other brands, the sound quality of my new Bose is noticeably better -- far better than I expected.