The glow is crippled by its single down firing 30 W driver. Soundcore should've used 2 10 W woofers and 2 5 W tweeters, one of each aiming to the left side and one of each aiming to the right side for better sound dispersion. This would've resulted in the glow being a massive, even more massive than it already is, sound upgrade over the flare two.
No realmente. Dispara hacia abajo para crear un espacio de bajos. En 360. Pero también para aumentar los bajos de manera natural. Al tener una pared contra la que impacte el sonido. Platica muy común en parlantes 360.
@@nrianvega9086 the Flare 2 was in stereo. They downgraded this one to mono sound. They should have done something similar to what they did on the Boom 2 and used two tweeters plus a down firing woofer.
@@prashantk.8366 no, I mean the Soundcore Glow. The Soundcore Motion 300 has two drivers each running at 15 W for a total of 30 W also. The glow, on the other hand, uses one driver running at 30 W. So the speakers are the same wattage, but the Motion 300 has that wattage dispersed over two 15 W drivers whereas the Glow pumps it all to a single 30 W driver. Hope this answers your question.
Super like the glow light effect, seems it perfectly sync with the music
The flare2 put up a good fight. I have four flare2’s and they have been great.
I honestly don't think the video done the Glow justice... sound is way better compared to the flare !
@@drewzyboy I’ll definitely purchase the glow when it becomes available in the states.
@@mikehancock6280 i'm already seeing the glow on Amazon.
I couldn’t find Glow on Google please mention a link where to buy this one
amzn.eu/d/fHdPPi5
The glow is crippled by its single down firing 30 W driver. Soundcore should've used 2 10 W woofers and 2 5 W tweeters, one of each aiming to the left side and one of each aiming to the right side for better sound dispersion. This would've resulted in the glow being a massive, even more massive than it already is, sound upgrade over the flare two.
No realmente. Dispara hacia abajo para crear un espacio de bajos. En 360. Pero también para aumentar los bajos de manera natural. Al tener una pared contra la que impacte el sonido. Platica muy común en parlantes 360.
@@nrianvega9086 the Flare 2 was in stereo. They downgraded this one to mono sound. They should have done something similar to what they did on the Boom 2 and used two tweeters plus a down firing woofer.
you mean Soundcore Motion300 ?
@@prashantk.8366 no, I mean the Soundcore Glow. The Soundcore Motion 300 has two drivers each running at 15 W for a total of 30 W also. The glow, on the other hand, uses one driver running at 30 W. So the speakers are the same wattage, but the Motion 300 has that wattage dispersed over two 15 W drivers whereas the Glow pumps it all to a single 30 W driver. Hope this answers your question.
y not they call it soundcore flare 3
is it better than tribit x sound go speaker w.r.t. bass treble and vocal clarity plz reply sir
@@Buatifulife1234 yes this has better sound
Are these able to pair together despite them being different product builds?
Yes it seems you can connect partycast 1.0 with a newer Partycast 2.0 device, I'm unable to try now though as I've just sold the Flare 2.
I see, all good. Thank you for replying :)@@drewzyboy
@@drewzyboyso glow is a keeper?
Cual ese mejor para ti ?
El nuevo Glow suena mucho mejor
*glow with single driver full range and flare 2 dual driver woofer* hmm
Do they have app control?
Yes can be controlled by Soundcore app and you can also change sound profile, equalizer and customize light effect
Both on ANKER signature sound 😂😂😂 DOH !