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BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER UPDATE
BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER PORTABLE
BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER ANDROID
BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER SOFTWARE
BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER BLUETOOTH

Make sure your Bluetooth connection is on and your phone is not in Airplane mode.

Your phone may be out of range of your ULTIMATE EARS speaker – make sure the two devices are within 100 feet for MEGABOOM and BOOM 2, 65 feet for ROLL, 50 feet for BOOM.

The music service app you selected should be running in the background.

If your Alarm played the backup Alarm sound instead of the music you selected, check the following: It won’t enable you to use your speaker as an audio-output device when connected to a computer. IMPORTANT: The USB connection is solely for charging your BOOM 2. NOTE: If a Bluetooth device is connected to the BOOM 2 while playing audio from an auxiliary connection, the Bluetooth device will take priority and the stream from the auxiliary device will stop. NOTE: Use only a 3-pole (non-microphone or inline remote cable) auxiliary cable.

Connect the speaker to your Bluetooth device using a 3.5mm analog cable (not included).

Turn the speaker on by pressing the power button on the top of the speaker.

You can pair additional devices with your speaker, see “Pairing additional Bluetooth devices with my BOOM 2” Once paired and connected, you’ll hear an audible confirmation from the speaker. NOTE: BOOM 2 volume is set to maximum when you pair it to an iOS device for the first time.

Select BOOM 2 from the list of devices.

On your Bluetooth device, go to the Bluetooth menu and scan for devices (make sure Bluetooth is enabled).

The power indicator will glow white, the Bluetooth connect button (above the power button) will blink white rapidly, and you will hear a tone indicating the speaker is ready to pair. Out of the package, your BOOM 2 is ready to pair with your first Bluetooth device.

BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER ANDROID

Photography by Chaim Gartenberg / The VergeĬorrection: Access to Deezer Premium playlists with the Magic Button will only be available on Android at launch, with iOS support planned for the future.You can connect your BOOM 2 to your smartphone, tablet or other device using either Bluetooth or the auxiliary input. That said, you probably won’t want to use Micro USB anyway: UE has integrated support for its wireless Power Up charging base (sold separately for $39) that the company introduced with its Alexa-equipped Blast and MegaBlast speakers, which are sticking around as a separate product line. UE says that the decision to stick with the older port is due to the market not being ready yet in terms of USB-C adoption, something that will likely continue to remain the case if companies keep releasing new Bluetooth speakers that cling to the old standard. Unfortunately, that charger is rather frustratingly stuck as a Micro USB plug instead of a more modern USB-C one. There’s an integrated cloth loop to hang the speakers from, they both float (in addition to the IP67 water and dust resistance rating), and the charging port has been moved to the side from the bottom so that you can charge the speaker and still use it at the same time. There are a few other quality-of-life updates coming with the new speakers. Services like Spotify or Pandora aren’t currently supported, but UE says that deals for additional sources are in the works.

Press and hold it again, and it’ll cycle to the next playlist on the list. But the button does more than that: press and hold the Magic Button, and it can turn on the speaker, connect to your phone, and start playing one of four preset Apple Music (on iOS) or Deezer Premium (on Android) playlists in a single shot. At its simplest, the Magic Button works as a play / pause / skip button, something that the UE Boom line has been sorely lacking for the past half-decade.

BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER UPDATE

Visual style aside, the biggest update is a new “Magic Button” on top of the Boom 3 and MegaBoom 3. (The blue / purple design is especially nice it has an iridescent look that shimmers in sunlight. Also new is the fabric, which has been updated to a lovely-looking two-tone style. The rubber stripe on the front where the plus / minus volume buttons were is gone for a cleaner look and more uniform sound. The changes start on the outside, where UE has refreshed the design. The UE Boom 3 will cost $149 when it hits stores in early to mid-September, while the larger MegaBoom 3 will run for $199. (UE is seemingly skipping the MegaBoom 2 to keep the branding consistent.) They mark the biggest update yet to UE’s speakers. Today, Ultimate Ears announced the UE Boom 3 and MegaBoom 3.

BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER SOFTWARE

UE has updated a few things here and there over the years with the UE Boom 2 and the addition of the larger MegaBoom and new software tricks, but things haven’t really fundamentally changed since the original UE Boom came out.

BOOM SPEAKER CHARGER PORTABLE

Since they launched in 2013, Ultimate Ears’ Boom speakers have been some of the most recognizable Bluetooth speakers around, and they set something of a standard for what a rugged, portable speaker should look and sound like.