soundcore motion boom plus

10/10 speaker cool boombox look ✅ big boom bass ✅ sleek modern black design ✅ good decent battery life ✅ easy and fast charging ✅ customizable eq’s and built in app for control ✅ strap to carry, and handle to grab ✅ aftermarket cases and protective sleeves available ✅ easy simple buttons on speaker ✅ I’ve had this speaker for years and it looks great still works is loud and I’m in love since the day I bought her 😍 🔊 I also got it in sale and saved 60$+ Very worth it mix of affordability and superior quality. Thank you Sound core for your great quality 🔥

UPDATE AFTER 10 MONTHS: I can safely say that I love this speaker, everything in my original review is still true! Battery life has been great, connectivity nearly perfect, sound is great for the size! I love it so much that I bought a second one to use as a stereo setup!! Snagged the second on sale a few days ago for 99$. Such a phenomenonal value at that price! The TWS Stereo connectivity is super easy to use and convenient!! After a tiny bit of setup, I just turn them both on and they pair right up in stereo. After about 1 second of weirdness when I start a new bit of content on them they sync flawlessly and truly work as stereo speakers! And the power of 2 of these things is pretty wild! My only cons that I have found After many hours of use: - They charge quite slowly, 10w I think. Not at all a big deal as I let them charge overnight if I notice the battery getting low. - On 2 occasions (and not for a long while now) there was some annoying clipping with the audio. This could easily have just been some sort of interference on that day or location. - I wish they had a pin to protect them from being paired to by random people. As I am a teacher, this has been annoying on 1 occasion in particular. Original Review: After doing lots of research I decided on this speaker. I was leaning toward the Motion Boom 2 due to its smaller size, but ended up going with this one mostly due to the Aux Jack. I am beyond happy with my purchase. I don't think that there is a better speaker on the market that strikes such a perfect balance. This speaker is the perfect balance of size/weight to volume/features as well as price to sound quality. This speaker is just loud enough for all of my uses. To give you an idea: I have used it to play music on a blacktop for 50-60 kids outside at a low volume. It was just loud enough that you could hear the lyrics of the music above the background noise. It nicely covers a basketball court sized area outside with enough volume to set the vibe. Which is very impressive for such a small speaker. When used Inside it packs quite the wallop. The mid bass that this speaker puts out is mind blowing. If you want to hear exactly what the bass player in your favorite band is doing then this is the speaker you want! All of this and it's fully waterproof to boot! Also I bought this speaker for 140$ and am super happy. I've recently seen it for 100$. At that price don't even hesitate! Just buy this speaker! Haha. **TLDR - unless you want a tiny speaker, or full PA system, JUST BUY THIS SPEAKER. This is what you want!

I have poor hearing and use high quality hearing devices. I've purchased and tried other portable high end speakers including the BOSE MINI II, a pair of Apple Mini pods, a Phillips and a HP bluetooth speaker. Even a bookshelf stereo system. While the Bose MINI II has decent audio for its small profile, it does not come close to to the full range of audio as perceived by me. The mini bookshelf system was so-so over all for audio quality; especially dialog. I struggle with dialog (spoken or sung) as well as higher frequencies and in the past vocals, the twang of guitar (acoustic or electric), violins and other string instruments were a challenge to hear fully across the frequency range. I read several non-Amazon reviews on this Anker model and all of them gave it the highest ratings including one website calling it, "the portable speaker of the year"! You may ask, how good can a review be from a person who does not hear well. My response to a question like that is, if I can hear low, medium and high frequencies now on this Anker (using my hearing devices of course) as well as the words of spoken or sung of both male and female, imagine how good this will sound to those with no or a minimal hearing loss. This is the first speaker for me that is so easy to hear for lows, mids and higher frequencies. The twang of a guitar, the beat of a drum or a Bass Guitar and most importantly dialog, lyrics, and beautiful voices of singing that all come through on this! The Soundcore app works quite well on my iPhone and iPad. I enjoy the equalizer preset settings which work well under most circumstances, but, having the ability to custom tailer all of the frequencies and save them under a custom name are a blessing for me. The app gives you full access for tweaking all frequencies and saving as many as needed for future use! I've got some older music CDs ripped for streaming and a few of them actually sound far better using my custom settings then the pre-sets in this App. I will say again that the pre-sets seem to work well for most listening though. The default setting called "balanced" works well for me. Sometimes turning on the enhanced BASS setting is needed, but, if a piece of music is heavy on the BASS, I turn it off and still have sufficient BASS for that track. Dialog often does -not- need the enhanced BASS turned on because human voices are typically in the middle frequency ranges, not lower where deeper BASS is. Voices even without enhanced BASS on are fine for fullness and depth (they sound realistic). As for build quality, the outer casing for this Anker Motion Boom Plus is solid and well made. The speaker grills are heavy gauge and the lugs where you attached the strap are solidly made of metal! Given the excellent reviews by the PROs (CNET, etc) on line for this Anker model as well as the many 5 star Amazon reviews and other websites by owners/users, .....honestly,...none of them are inflated. The high ratings exist for a reason, this speaker is exceptional! This "boom box" offers some exceptional audio quality along with clear dialog and very sufficient BASS and if it works for me being hearing impaired, as I said, it will work even better for those who do not suffer any hearing loss. My only regret now is that I did not buy a pair to pair of them to use together in Bluetooth as left and right stereo and I will be ordering a second one soon to do just that! 5 Stars all around, I'm so delighted to have finally found a portable sound system that I can hear so very well no matter what I am streaming to it! The App alone deserves 5 stars and it is a vital asset for those wishing to fine tune their audio experiance.

UPDATE (July 11th 2026): My original review dates back to May 10th 2024. Back then I gave it 3-stars, comparing the sound performance against the Stormbox Blast and the value between the two, while giving the Blast 5-stars. Just as I had stated in my original write up, I have listened to, purchased, and reviewed TONS of speakers, both bluetooth and non-bluetooth speakers, and also headphones over the years (WAY too many to list here). For the money/value I have found Soundcore and Tribit to have the best sounding speakers for the money (sound quality/dollar) in this price range. That's true for the current generation as well, but I digress. Now, I am unsure if it's due to updates, or if my perceptions have shifted, but just a few weeks ago, I had another go at it, comparing these two for a good several hours listening to numerous tracks across pretty much every genre of music. I also had my brother sitting next to me to tune the speakers through various players and EQ's, discuss what we were hearing, and to help each other pick apart each speaker and analyze the sound. The main takeaway: After tuning both speakers with their optimal EQ settings, the superior sounding speaker is the Motion Boom Plus. The Blast is deceptive, as its strength is its slightly lower-reaching bass, and its power in that frequency - but that's about it. The rest of the bass from the Motion Boom Plus sounds better. The bass is much more balanced and does have a more satisfying mid-bass punch, while sounding clearer, no matter how we tried to improve the sound from Stormbox Blast. It just could not achieve the level of balance across its entire frequency range. The sound signature of the Motion Boom Plus, while it doesn't reach quite as low as the Blast (and it's very marginal), does reach higher while sounding clearer. In comparison, the Blast sounds less balanced and refined. The Blast does only one thing better, and that is, the very lowest range of its bass sounding louder, which only benefits rap and hip-hop beats. Even electronic music sounds better on the Soundcore, due to it's more filled-out and balanced frequency range. And for its incredibly light weight and relatively small form factor, I'd give this speaker 5-stars. Just remember, though. Tuning is paramount in reaching the speaker's peak sound.

Review for Motion Boom Plus. What a great time we live in! The volume, the bass, the sound quality- top notch. And being able to buy it during BF for $120?, made it a relatively painless purchase. It started at closer to $180. So- as much as I love it, I need to get this out of the way- I’m really disappointed with the battery life. I use it so much that having a good battery life is super important to me. It gets about 30-40% less battery life than I’d like and expected. This is the only real knock I have on this outstanding boom box, and is the only reason I’m knocking off a point for what is otherwise a solid 5 Star bit of kit. I ride in a bicycle social club, about 40-50 of us take to the streets with analog and ebikes and cruise along the beach, stop, cruise some more, get food, etc. It’s wonderful having a boombox with such great sound that I can wear around my neck and blast out tunes for everyone. It does pretty well outside, which of course is the hardest thing for any speaker to do given there’s no walls for sound to bounce off of. I actually have another boom box, bought some years ago, that beats this one, the Klipsch KMC3. That sucker has dual 4.5” woofers! But it weighs half again as much, no built-in batteries, no strap or carrying handle. As a stationary speaker for TV, it’s excellent, but for everything else I’d take this guy in a heartbeat. I like having the onboard EQ, saves having to dig one up from whatever device I’m using. Love the strap, it’s highly adjustable. The weight for the sound quality is excellent. The sound quality is very good, rich, and having the BASS button on top is very helpful. Some things I wish it had/did: these are preferences, and unlike the battery, don’t deserve to have points taken off: - For general use, the ON button needs to be illuminated, brightly, and why isn’t it placed as the first button from the right? It needs to be to the very most far right so that, in the dark, or when you’re reaching and can’t see it, that button is right where you need it to be, the first and most obvious button you come to. - Riding with it around my neck on these bike rides, I sure wish it was more ergonomically designed: The volume Plus/Minus buttons could be designed so that as I’m feeling for them it’s completely obvious what they are and where they are. And they need to be more tactile, there’s a slight click with minimal pressure, which is nice, but they need a stronger click or way of registering that you’ve pressed it - I wish they’d separate the Pause/FF button in the middle so that it was easier to find by feel. Also, that it included a triple press for going back Long story short- I’d love to give it a full 5 star rating, it really is an outstanding speaker for the money. But battery life needs to be improved! That said, I’d still buy it again in a heartbeat.

These are extremely high-quality small speakers! I've had em for just under two years now, and they are a perfect remote speaker set to live by my bedside, as I love to listen to music and podcasts in bed. I really really appreciate the sound quality and projection of these speakers, and that was the prime motivator for my purchase - they have excellent sound reproduction and balance across the spectrum, even and including bass, but they don't massively overemphasize bass like many other portable speakers attempt to do. I also have the Soundcore Motion X600 in my bathroom, and that is a great piece of kit as well also with particularly excellent sound quality. Battery life for the Soundcore Anker MBP appears great, although I do keep this plugged in all the time since it's just used as a remote speaker. Just a few small quirks that are worth noting: It's relatively very simple to setup, but do be warned that if you pair both your computer AND your smartphone as sound sources, the Soundcore Anker MBP will *always* attempt to pair with your phone and play music from it by default when you turn the speaker on. The other thing to note is that every once in a while, the audio playback will sound very garbled when you first turn it on - but when that happens, I just power the Soundcore off then on again and it works perfectly once again. My ONLY real abiding gripe, and the reason my *real* rating would be 4.75, is that NONE OF THESE UNITS CAN TURN ON REMOTELY. THEY DON'T COME WITH REMOTES, AND BLUETOOTH CANNOT ACTIVATE OR DEACTIVATE THEM EITHER. There's absolutely no excuse for that in the year of our lord 2025 - especially not when the small Sony Wi-Fi speakers that these Soundcores replaced had remote controls and those were manufactured around *2005!* Also, you can't play the same content simultaneously across multiple speakers, but that wasn't a huge need for me. One more flag is that if you're playing audio from a Windows computer, you will need to seek out open-source apps to let you dynamically switch your audio outputs without digging through menus (for example, when switching audio from your main computer speakers to this Soundcore MBP). I use AudioSwitch on Windows 11, in case anyone reading this is looking for a similar solution - and that one works pretty perfectly once you set it up properly for your computer. In conclusion: If you're looking for a portable speaker, you will likely NOT find better-quality sound or a more truly-portable form factor anywhere else. Just know that if you're setting it as a permanent remote speaker, you'll have to be prepared to climb over whatever furniture this is hiding behind to turn it on or off!

Ok, I was looking for the best bluetooth speaker I could find to play both at home and to take with me when I travel. I had heard a speaker someone had at the beach called the Tribit Stormbox Blast which sounded amazing. As I looked for that one I saw this Soundcore Boom Plus. The reviews for each were very similar. I decided on the Soundcore because of it's much lighter weight, the shoulder strap and because it's by Anker, a brand I trust. The Soundcore is amazing. It's hard to believe that a speaker this light and inexpensive can sound so luxurious and the sound stage is incredible. Even outside the sound is big and fills any space. The C type charger is cool as I don't need another cord. The 24 hour battery life is more than sufficient. The equalizer is the best. Fast forward - A few weeks later for a company event I was curious to see if I could purchase an even better speaker. I bought the Tronsmart Bang Max because people in the reviews compared if favorably to a premium JBL product. I played the Tronsmart with different types of music, different equalizer settings, indoor and out and I just never felt satisfied. Although it's much larger, has roughly twice the amps and 3 times the weight the sound didn't hit hard enough and the sound stage was not as good as the Soundcore. I returned the Tronsmart. Then I bought the Tribit Stormbox Blast. Wow. This thing is cool with it's led light show and massive thump. It's 10 more amps than Soundcore and much heavier and it hits hard. Incredible sound. I played both the Soundcore and Tribit for friends. We could not decide which was better. The Tribit has a tiny bit more bass. The Soundcore has a better sound stage. I'm keeping both. The Soundcore will be the one I travel with as it's super light weight and a bit more narrow. It fits in my backpack and adds little weight to a suitcase. I'm keeping both and will use them both about equally. Soundcore rocks! Buy with confidence

I'm 68 yrs old and have some hearing loss. I have been after a bluetooth portable speaker that met my needs and wants for a while but with all the ads and hype it is difficult to know what you really want until you listen to it. Not having had the opportunity to personally hear one ahead of time I did research like a lot of us older people do. In my case money was not a factor but I didn't want to spend more than I needed to or go through the back and forth to find what I was pleased with. Due to the reviews I read and review videos I watched I chose the Anker Soundcore Motion Boom Plus Outdoor Speaker with 80W Booming Sound. The deciding factor was a comment made by a reviewer in his video. 'If you are like me and like some bass in your music then this is the one for you' or something to that effect. That did it for me and received the first one 3 days later. Awesome does not describe what I had been hoping for. In my humble opinion this is absolutely what I had been looking for. Clear, crisp sound with that bass you like. Even the older songs (by my standards) of the 60's, 70's, 80's and some 90's now had that oomph I remembered. I was raised on classical music and now even those have the depth of sound I have been looking for. For a small unit like this it is incredible. In all the reviews I had read one of the things the reviewers talked about was the cheap look of the unit. Yeah a lot of plastic but I was not buying it for the material and looks, just the sound. I didn't care what it looked like as long as it sounded the way I wanted and expected and I got that. If you are looking for something that 'looks cool' AND sounds good go ahead and spend the money for it. There is no 'better one' or 'best one' out there no matter what you might think. If you ever find what you think is the 'best one' it will only be that way a few months until the next generation come out. There is only the one you like and are happy with and I am more than happy with my choice. The bass is deep, rich and booming (if you like that kind of thing) and does not drown out the the rest of the spectrum. With my flawed hearing everything is clear from the bottom to the top. For the price you can't beat it, IMO. Now about my earlier comment about the first one. During my research it was noted that you could pair two of them for TWS (True Wireless Stereo). I like my music like others do and this got my attention so 4 days later my second unit arrived and after unboxing it it took all of 30 seconds to have them paired and separated. Oh WOW! is the only way I can describe it. One by itself sounds awesome, paired with another is something I am not able to describe at the moment. I now have a full symphony orchestra in my small living room and when I switch to the rock and roll and more popular music of my generation I have a sound stage to listen to. Is one unit sufficient? Most definitely and it is more than you might expect but why have just one when you can have two? We are all different and have different likes and dislikes when it comes to music for whatever reason. All I can say is if you can hear one before purchase you will be surprised. And if you decide to purchase and then hear it like I did you will not be disappointed. Are there bigger and better? I am sure there is but the next release of portable speakers such as this by whoever makes them will outdo the previous ones one way or another from a technical point. The technical parts are important in a product but the bottom line is not the science or what is on paper but what it produces. To some it may look and feel cheap for whatever reason but it is solid and having it IP67 rating is not a bad thing either even though I have no intention of putting mine in the shower, pool or the creek out back. It probably will not fit in with most decors but in my case, who cares? I wanted sound the way I like it and that is what I got. Keep in mind that your sound source has a lot to do with what you hear. In my case it is my phone with a 256GB SD card that has 40GB of MP3 audio files. I am surprised the neighbors have not made a noise complaint yet.... but it is still early. Thank you Soundcore for a very good product that does what it was intended to do, good clear music with the deep, loud, booming bass a lot of us like. Richard Knuth Just Another Happy Old Man USAF Retired

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I have tried many Bluetooth speakers, but this Boom Plus shines overall. Sounds very clear with full dynamic and great punchy bass. Also can get loud if you need more power. There is an equalizer that can be adjusted for your taste. The battery is not bad at all, but the soundcore could add a bigger battery, for those who want to use it outside for a full day. My speaker did not last even 8 hours on around 30%-50% volume while We were outside, it may be just the one I've got. But if you listen to it on less than 30% volume can run around 12-16 hours. To my opinion, the sound quality beats JBL Extreme 3 and gets louder and punchy. But it's plastic and droping it on the ground is not recommended. The amplifier doesn't throw more power when plugged in, it is the same as on the battery. You have to wait at least 4-6 hours to go to full charge as well, so charging is slow. But for the price of around £120, it is to be aspected to have some weakness here and there. But Soundcore invested a lot into the main point - Sound quality and power. Recommend this speaker, at this price point is unbeatable.

Venant d'une Tronsmart Mega Pro que je trouvais déjà excellente pour son prix, j'ai acheté cette Soundcore Motion Boom Plus pendant les promotions du Black Friday pour 120€. Après avoir été très impressionné par les Life P2, j'ai voulu retenter ma chance avec une de leurs enceintes Bluetooth. Après plus de 2 mois d'utilisation, le résultat est sans appel : cette enceinte est incroyable ! Le design : Autant le dire tout de suite, cette enceinte est assez brute de décoffrage dans son design. Elle est faite en grande majorité de plastique ABS qui peut paraître cheap au premier abord. Les haut-parleurs sont protégés par une grille métallique qui traduit un certain sérieux dans la qualité de fabrication. En réalité, ce plastique est bien épais, ne craque pas, et résistera bien aux chocs ou aux immersions dans l'eau (l'enceinte est certifiée IP67). Et justement, n'est-ce pas tout ce qu'on peut demander à la coque d'une enceinte Bluetooth ? Certes, elle n'a pas la splendeur du tissu d'une JBL ou d'une Marshall, mais cette coque remplit parfaitement le rôle pour lequel elle a été conçue ! De plus, cette enceinte possède des radiateurs passifs sur les côtés qui sont franchement impressionnants ! L'autonomie : Annoncée à 20h d'autonomie, je peux affirmer après 2 mois d'utilisation qu'elle est bien réelle et non gonflée comme beaucoup trop d'enceintes concurrentes. Evidemment, avec le son à 100% du volume, vous n'aurez pas 20h d'autonomie, mais facilement 8 à 10h (largement le temps d'une soirée par exemple). De plus, vous pouvez utiliser l'enceinte comme une Powerbank, ce qui signifie que vous pouvez l'utiliser pour recharger votre smartphone (elle délivre une puissance de 10W, à 5V/2A sur un port USB-A standard). Venant de la Mega Pro et ses 10h d'autonomie, réduits à 5h voire 6h au mieux au bout de plus de 2 ans d'utilisation, c'est nettement plus confortable ! A noter que contrairement à la Mega Pro, la Motion Boom Plus ne se bride pas selon son niveau de charge. Et bien que cela paraisse anodin, c'est en réalité un réel avantage, car c'était certainement le plus gros défaut de la Mega Pro (elle se bridait de façon assez violente et brutale lorsqu'elle passait sous 50% de charge). Sur la Soundcore, un léger bridage apparaît à 20% de charge, mais c'est tout à fait raisonnable. L'enceinte se recharge en un peu plus de 3h voire 4h si elle est totalement déchargée avec un chargeur 5V/3A. La qualité sonore : Ce point est sans doute le plus réussi de cette enceinte. Le rendu sonore est limpide, très puissant et surtout d'un équilibre rarissime sur une enceinte portable ! Tout est parfaitement équilibré, des basses aux aigus, et on pourrait même croire que le son produit par cette dernière provient d'un système Hi-Fi tant la qualité sonore est excellente ! J'ai été très étonné car je suis très exigeant au niveau qualité sonore. La puissance annoncée de 80W est réellement là (et pas gonflée comme chez certains constructeurs), et surtout, elle est là que l'enceinte soit sur batterie ou sur secteur (contrairement à la Xtreme 3 de JBL par exemple). Plus précisément, les basses sont impressionnantes pour une enceinte de cette taille, elle atteint les 50 Hz et peut même toucher les 40 Hz sur certaines musiques ! Aussi, cette enceinte possède un bouton BassUp : honnêtement je trouve son utilité assez relative dans le sens où si vous désactivez ce bouton, les basses disparaissent. Alors laissez-le activé, à moins que vous écoutiez une musique très chargée en basses ou l'effet BassUp pourrait générer une sorte de bouillie sonore. Les médiums sont précis, les caisses claires sonnent remarquablement, tout comme les voix d'ailleurs, et les haut-médiums sont puissants sans être envahissants, et l'oreille humaine étant très sensible à ces fréquences, c'est suffisamment rare pour être précisé ! Les aigus sont eux aussi très bons, cristallins et précis sans être perçants. Il ne sont jamais stridents, quel que soit le volume sonore. Le plus impressionnant avec cette enceinte, c'est sa capacité à gérer la puissance des basses en fonction du volume sonore, je m'explique : Sur beaucoup d'enceintes concurrentes, surtout chez JBL, le rendu des basses est excellent jusqu'à 80% du volume maximum, où celles-ci vont faiblir brutalement jusqu'à 100% du volume, où il ne reste que des médiums et des aigus. Sur la Motion Boom Plus, ce problème est inexistant. Les basses conservent le même impact quel que soit le volume. (A noter que le problème des radiateurs passifs qui se gonflent lorsque vous mettez l'enceinte au soleil a été résolu depuis longtemps déjà, vous pouvez l'acheter sans problème si comme moi vous craigniez ce défaut de conception). L'application mobile : L'application Soundcore est disponible sur Android comme sur iOS, et c'est certainement l'une des plus complètes si ce n'est pas la plus complète. Vous pouvez régler le volume de l'enceinte (si vous avez désactivé le volume absolu qui a tendance à dégrader la qualité sonore sur cette enceinte), mettre à jour le firmware (j'en ai déjà eu 3 en 2 mois), choisir des profils d'égaliseurs intégrés ou créer les vôtres. Il est même possible d'éteindre l'enceinte à distance, pratique si vous l'utilisez en tant que barre de son pour votre TV par exemple. (Vous pouvez connecter jusqu'à 2 appareils simultanément sur l'enceinte). Mais le plus intéressant avec cette application, c'est que si vous créez votre propre profil d'égaliseur, contrairement à toutes les autres applications qui vont se contenter d'égaliser le son de votre smartphone pour l'envoyer à l'enceinte, là, c'est l'enceinte elle-même qui apprend le profil d'égaliseur que vous avez créé. Cela signifie qu'une fois que vous avez trouvé une courbe d'égaliseur qui vous convient, l'enceinte le retiendra même si elle est connectée à un autre appareil ou si elle est éteinte. Cette fonctionnalité devrait exister chez tous les constructeurs, et pourtant, à ma connaissance seul Soundcore y a pensé ! En conclusion, c'est une excellente enceinte Bluetooth en tous points qui concurrence largement une JBL Xtreme 3 vendue 3 fois plus cher, et qui se rapproche même de la Boombox 3 sans pour autant en avoir la puissance, mais une qualité sonore largement comparable ! En comparaison à une Marshall cette fois-ci, la Soundcore tiendra une Stanmore III, aura peut-être un design un peu moins adapté à un salon, mais sera surtout étanche et capable de fonctionner sur batterie ! Si ses quelques faiblesses de vous dérangent pas, foncez pour l'acheter car une enceinte de cette qualité à ce prix-là, on en verra pas souvent ! En points positifs : - Une qualité sonore absolument remarquable à ce prix, et surtout pour cette taille ! - Une autonomie excellente compte tenu de la puissance de l'enceinte - Un poids réduit grâce aux haut-parleurs à aimants néodyme (seulement 2,5 Kg) - La précision des basses, quel que soit le volume - L'application mobile très complète - Le suivi de l'enceinte par les mises à jour de firmware régulières - La présence d'une prise Jack 3,5mm si vous souhaitez l'utiliser avec un appareil non-Bluetooth - La possibilité de démonter l'enceinte aisément pour en remplacer la batterie (+ de longévité) En points négatifs : - Le design un peu trop simpliste et "plastique", même si c'est très subjectif - L'utilisation du codec Bluetooth SBC, alors que le travail réalisé sur la qualité sonore mériterait largement de l'Aptx HD, voire du LDAC - ...