Morel Biggie Bluetooth Speaker Review

Inland, 40 Hz has an intensifier of 60 woofer class D (45-W Woofer + 15-W) with a frequency response from 20 KHz. Morel uses a special DSP with a dynamic EQ, but smartphone application, no Wi-Fi flow, there is no Wi-Fi flow, no room calibration, Dolby Atmos, Sound management, EQ pinch. And I didn’t miss any day to day.

Controls will feel a little antique to the application control lovers with multiple press and storage options to access, access tws and change sources. However, the indicator of the rash battery level (the remaining water is easy to press and catch both sound buttons to illuminate a percentage of the keys called to show you), easy to ignore.

Sound quality

The installation was as simple as you expect a Bluetooth speaker as simple as you are not smartly, and the rock remained firmly throughout the test. As a journalist of consumer technology, I know that there must be a white with the lack of belly and whistles, but a combination of solid sound performance and a combination of technological friction was a joy. Enter yourself Sonosu Here is a joke.

Biggie will not open Sonic subtleties from your favorite blue note notes, but you will not hurt you too. An effective sounding mono dynamic with real presence and volume. This is a total of 5.7 pounds for this and measure a H7 X W7 x d4.5 inch size and its rooms are seriously impressive.

“Appearance” with the metronomy, an attractive crisp to a high level is a crisp that applies to the enthusiast of the road to the enthusiast. Bass is also managed here, but the speaker prefers lower frequencies. It can sound a little forward in the mixture of drums and bass guitar blows, but this managed assistant, undoubtedly by quality cabinets and drivers.

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This profile called Paul Simon’s “50 ways to leave your girlfriend” in the opening of a classic rat-to-tat opening. But with dancing and hip-hop, you can feel a touch in a small space. Although it works outside and on a punch patio. It is IP-rated, do not think about you, follow the pool parties and shower.

Here would be a smartphone application with the help of adjustable EQ? Perhaps, but if you are happy with your bass in your mix, you probably like to listen to “juicy” in the elegance called Biggie.

Alternative

Biggie’s construction is a revelation that offers the quality of the classic Hi-Fi bookshelf in a compact Bluetooth design. This is where your money is spent. This is portable and the battery life is acceptable, but more often seems at home at the table than walking around.

In the absence of a Bass-forward presentation, stylish Audio Pro T3 + ($ 200) is a better battery life and more balanced sound quality, plus AirPlay for iPhone users. If you are looking for a more nuanced performance and still want to avoid smart features, it may be better.

If the shipment is not a problem, the Sonos period (9/10 recommends string) and JBL Authentics 200 (9/10 recommends string) Hold a similar amount of space, the sound is superior and filled with intelligent management. But if you want to keep everything simple and make a healthy respect for both bass and build quality, you will love Biggie.