The bass on the boost is good but only from low to 75% volumes. At 80 and above the bass starts to dissipate. While it’s kind of the reverse for the XSound Mega. At low volumes the Mega sucks but at 50% and above the bass starts to kick in and it sounds good. Plus, the Mega is louder that the Boost.
@@schubertsevillejo3328 1 driver. So the sound is kinda narrow. It’s weird that Tribit went with only 1 driver with this speaker when you consider their other speakers. The highs suck but the bass is good. It retains bass at max volume but there’s some distortion. Still listenable though.
Dang, G I just bought a speaker last month and you do this now. Oh, well I should have waited for your review.
Thanks George!
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I have xsound mega may you help me how to connect to tribit app?
It's not yet functional. We will have to wait some time until tribit announces the app.
@@jakovpralas5696 ooww nice to know thanks for answering man 😇
its support usb , not for charging for play music
Makes my flashy Anker speaker look like an old car stereo
Which is better it comes to bass ... Anker Soundcore boost or tribit xsound mega ?
The bass on the boost is good but only from low to 75% volumes. At 80 and above the bass starts to dissipate. While it’s kind of the reverse for the XSound Mega. At low volumes the Mega sucks but at 50% and above the bass starts to kick in and it sounds good. Plus, the Mega is louder that the Boost.
@@waynedexter ah ok . What are the types of speakers inside the xsound mega ?
@@schubertsevillejo3328 1 driver. So the sound is kinda narrow. It’s weird that Tribit went with only 1 driver with this speaker when you consider their other speakers. The highs suck but the bass is good. It retains bass at max volume but there’s some distortion. Still listenable though.