The speaker grille is different, too: Hold the Boom and Boom 2 side-by-side and you'll see a tighter weave on the material enclosing the Boom 2.
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The charging and auxiliary ports are sealed with rubber gaskets and little flap-doors the volume, power, and Bluetooth pairing controls are chunky buttons with no seams. The Boom 2 meets the IPX 7 standard, meaning you can dunk it in water a few feet deep without a problem. I never worried about taking it to the park or the pool, but I'd get a little nervous if rain or cocktails were expected. UE sent me a loaner, and I've spent the past few weeks using it as my primary speaker. The new UE Boom 2 speakers ship before the end of September in the U.S., and everywhere else soon after. And for that money, I can't recommend it highly enough.
It even does a new trick: Pick it up and whack the top, and it skips to the next song. The sound quality is just as good as the original, and the new Boom is waterproof, more rugged, and offers more wireless range. It's called, appropriately, the UE Boom 2. Now, Ultimate Ears has gone back to the well, producing an updated version of the Boom.
After the product became a hit at launch, UE (owned by Logitech) began iterating on the design, offering a larger version called the Megaboom, and two smaller designs with similar DNA, the Mini Boom and the UE Roll. It stands vertically, spreading stereo sound over a w-i-d-e arc, and has a footprint about the size as your morning beer. The compact $200 speaker sounds amazing and goes more than 15 hours on a charge. For the last few years, our favorite Bluetooth speaker here at WIRED-really, one of our top tech products overall-has been the UE Boom.
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