It's the one unique feature UE packed into this bad boy, and it's a neat one. This basically ups the bass output on the WonderBoom 2 to amplify whatever you're listening to in noisy outdoor environments. It's easy to miss, but it's possibly the most important one of all: Outdoor Boost. Speaking of buttons, there is actually one more, nestled on the bottom side. There's no adjusting an equalizer, changing out button commands, or linking various music services into one interface.
On one hand, that makes setup incredibly quick and simple. Unlike the Boom 3, there's no compatible mobile app you can use for setup or customization. The Bluetooth button is also the only way to pair the WonderBoom 2 to a device.
What's here is easy enough to operate, and you can always just control your music from your phone, but one button can only do so much on its own. That's not the case here, sadly, but the different color schemes are still stylish and welcome.Īs always, I would've preferred real playback controls instead of condensing everything into one button.
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This is an area where the price drop from the $149 Boom 3 rears its head, as that speaker allowed full customization of not only colors, but even the text on the body. The model I tested was in the somewhat boring "Crushed Ice Grey" color, but there are five options, including a totally sick "Bermuda Blue" one. One press will pause or play, and a double-press will skip to the next track. On top, you've got a Bluetooth pairing button, a power button, and a prominent circular button that handles all playback controls on its own.
Massive plus and minus buttons for volume control sit on the speaker grill itself, which is a staple of UE design. It's roughly cylindrical, with a fabric-covered speaker grill wrapping around the body and two flat sides making up the top and bottom. Credit: Mashable composite Shutterstock / Marina DekhnikĪt 104mm by 95.3mm, the WonderBoom 2 comes in at about the size and shape of a coffee mug.
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