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The actual bass instruments sound great too. With or without BassUp turned on, the bass is ample, but BassUp does help kick it up a notch. The vocals ring true and clear, and the bass sounds incredibly natural. There isn’t any cracking, no tinny sound, no forced vocals… it’s smooth throughout the entire powerband, and especially at wide open throttle. The speaker volume is so loud that it will take you to the edge of your comfort zone and leave a smile on your face with its raw power, and excellent sound quality. I’m not sure what it is but when I get a chance to jam out and listen to some tunes, I want it as loud as possible and the Soundcore Flare is more than accommodating. I like to listen to my music LOUD! Like, ear-piercing loud. One of the first things that I like to test out with any speaker is volume, and clarity. Lights, volume, power, everything… Of course, it commands a bit higher price at $99.99, but if you’re interested in taking your speaker game to the next level then I think the price tag is more than justified, especially compared to much of the competition (which happens to be much more expensive). The Soundcore Flare+ takes everything that the original Flare did so well and takes it to the next level. Sound Quality: If you have already read/seen my Anker Flare speaker review, then you know two things: a) that the Flare+ had its work cut out for it do better, and b) that this speaker had a solid foundation to build off of.

***This is a side-by-side comparison of the Flare vs. It’s a solid setup and a worthy upgrade, and new iteration in the Flare series. In addition to the standard features and controls, Anker incorporated their ever popular BassUp technology, which you can turn on at the touch of a button to add some fuel to your bass-pumping fire. The volume increase can be felt, and heard, which is a testament to the powerful speaker setup. The original Flare speaker’s lights were more than adequate, but they definitely didn’t shine so brightly in a well-lit room – and the Flare+ really kills it with the light show. I’m not sure if it’s just because the LED lights are larger, but they seem brighter, and really standout more than the original Flare. The overall speaker size has increased about 30% over the original Flare speaker (that's my eye-ball guesstimation), and it’s boasting a quadrifecta speaker setup that pushes out 25W of power, and it definitely shows. Overview: Straight out of the box, the Flare+ is bigger, better, badder, and mo’bettah.

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Carl Jenkins, in the movie Starship Troopers. Would you like to learn more? Yes… I’m digging the movie references right now – look it up.Ībove: Neil Patrick Harris as Dr.

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The first one was just so good that you wonder, “how do they follow this up in a meaningful way?” Well, Anker has made a successor in interest to the Anker Flare, the Anker Flare+! In case you’re wondering, I’m happy to report that this speaker is definitely the Empire Strikes Back of Anker’s speaker line-up, and it’s definitely the best portable USB speaker that I’ve had the privilege of getting my hands on. Sometimes it applies to products as well. The character casting is on point, the plot is intriguing, and the whole thing just finds a way to draw us in that really makes it special (this rule doesn’t apply to The Empire Strikes Back or The Rescuers Down Under). For some reason the classics that we love so much have this magical set of circumstances that create the perfect movie. I think that most people can agree that sequels never really do the original movie justice.