LG XG9QBK.DUSALLK Go Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Stage Lighting and up to 24-Hour Battery, Black

LG nunca decepciona!Calidad premium en sonido y diseño.Lo que necesitas si quieres alternativas de calidad a la bbx3, wk X20 o la Tribit storm bb,para coleccionar o como tu bocina titular.

great sound, clean and beautiful!

It's a great speaker hands down it gives the jbl Arun for its money I personally prefer lg x boom overall

Speaker wasn’t connecting with my phone. Person at the other end wasn’t very pleasant. Amazon needs to vette these crappy wanna companies selling items instead of harassing customers.

The speaker sounds great and the lights looks nice. The only downside is that it uses a proper charger for the speaker

I have a few other large portable Bluetooth speakers in my collection to compare this speaker to. My personal favorite is the JBL Boombox 3, but I also have the Sony XG300, Altec Lansing Shockwave 200, JBL Charge 4 (a little smaller) and the Altec Lansing Shockwave 60 (also a little smaller). I would rank this LG XBOOM Go XG9QBK right toward the top, just a smidge below the JBL. I will be mainly comparing it to the JBL Boombox 3 for the rest of this review as it is the most direct comparison.In terms of features, they are very comparable in their volume, size and features. Both feature a handle for portability, a battery bank for USB charging your other portable devices, and a 3.5mm aux. They are both IP67 water resistant. Both retail for $499 (though the JBL is on sale for $449 at my time of posting). The LG has a gimmicky spotlight feature that I will never use, but it is there if you might find some utility with it. It also has RGB around the side radiators, but only if you have the spotlight turned on. I wish I could have just the lighting around the radiators on, but the spotlight off. The JBL has no lighting aside from the power/bluetooth/battery indicators. Both are advertised to have a 24 hour battery life, so a draw there. The LG has a speakerphone feature whereas the JBL does not. The JBL can connect to other compatible JBL speakers, whereas the LG cannot.The LG and JBL both have mobile apps that allow you to adjust the sound profile, including an equalizer. The LG has 6 bands to adjust whereas the JBL is more limited, only allowing you to adjust 3. Both honestly sounded great to me without tweaking, but it is there if you need it. I did raise the highs a bit on the LG as out of the box it was very heavy on the lows and mids.My overall conclusion is that I prefer the JBL in terms of its overall clarity, as the highs sound much more clear and the bass is also more clean, though not quite as deep. The LG has very heavy bass and a powerful sound, but the highs are a bit less clean than the JBL, even after adjusting the equalizer. They are very close though, and I think if you can find the LG on sale for $300-400, it would be a great option/alternative. After being underwhelmed by the last two Altec Lansing Shockwave speakers I received, I was pleasantly surprised at how nice this speaker was. The sound quality between the JBL and LG were a lot closer than expected, I just think the LG is a little overpriced at its current $499 price point, especially when the JBL sounds a little better and is a little cheaper at this time.

Okay this has to now be my favorite speaker just for quality alone! The sound that comes out is right, thick and dynamic as whatever you are putting through it. I was not expecting that when I got this, i was just expecting another portable speaker i can take to work with me but now this speaker is going to become my main apartment speaker.First off size wise, this is about the size of one of those old school late 80s, early to mid 90s boom boxes, so it's not small really, but still a portable size, just not an everywhere portable.Second, this sucker is HEAVY! this speaker definitely has some weight behind it, making it a bit more inconvenient to carry around, it's definitely heavier than the old school boom boxes i mentioned a couple line up. So that makes it's portability more of a hassle.However the sound that comes out of this is just so clean, clear, and dynamic I'm will to overlook the weight. But others may not, it's a personal choice there i believe.The lighting on this thing is definitely a blast, and when paired with the app for variety of effects, well it's just awesome, i only wish that the color choices and such had deeper and much better customizability. But the functions as is are great still, but it just feels like a tease to what more can be added.Speaking of needing this added to, the user manual, both physical and online via the app are seriously lacking a lot of info. Makes it feel like it's still in beta testing waiting for a much bigger release.But overall i am personally pleased with it, but still feel more could be added or tweaked.This is definitely a fun personal buy, and I'd recommend it to those who enjoy good strong audio.

LG did a fine job designing this Party tested Bluetooth Speaker! The sound fills a room with well balanced sound plus an extra dose of Bass. It was simple and fast to connect to Bluetooth for the first time, once connected it stays in memory and automatically connect when turned ON. Made of high quality soft touch plastic. I'm a bit disappointed LG doesn't include a remote control, it would be helpful sometimes.Perfect for Parties with Bass that thumps your gut. It looks like an oversized Boombox but don't mistake it for one, it's too big and Heavy to walk down the street with it balanced on your shoulder. Battery life is great! I get 5 hours and have plenty of reserve power, if your blasting thumping rap your time will be shorter. Nothing else like this, so much Better than the Large Samsung Bluetooth speakers. Stay away from Samsung and give LG Big Boys a try, they offer several in the $500-$600 price range that all offer a great Party experience with plenty of deep bass.