Soundcore Motion 100 Portable Speaker, Bluetooth Speaker with Wireless Hi-Res, 2 Full Range Drivers for Stereo Sound, Ultra-Portable Design for Outdoor Use, Customizable EQ, Punchy Bass, and IPX7

I am loving this speaker. It produces a much fuller sound than you would expect from a speaker this small. I purchased this speaker over the M300 because it was on sale for $42. It seemed like a much better value vs. a slightly better speaker for $80. I'm very happy I made that decision.This thing is weighty and the silicone coating feels very premium. I will say that I don't know if I like the ink blot styling. In my opinion it just makes it look like it is dirty.The Soundcore app works well for adjusting you settings and EQ. I have found the Soundcore Signature preset is the best. I am also very pleased to see the speaker supports Android fast pair, so when I powered the speaker on I had an automatic popup asking to pair. Pairing was a matter of tapping one button.Overall I would highly recommend this speaker. Especially if it's on sale.

Fantastic sound at a great price. I admit that I am loosing track of the number of Soundcore products that I have but I am very pleased with the sound quality of the M100's. I purchased it as it was the last expensive bluetooth speaker that supports LDAC. So streaming my Tidal playlists works great. It is very solid and well built.

Soundcore Definitely makes Quality Bluetooth Speakers" I mainly use this Speaker for watching Netflix movies and Amazon Prime Video Movies with my Samsung Galaxy s24 Plus. Makes Movies and Videos very immersive" Sound Quality is Great aswell as the Bass. Very Accurate Sounds" The Build Quality is also Amazing! Definitely Recommend!"

Was a bit larger than wanted but adjusting. Also a bit on heavy side. It travels in the suitcase for mobile hotel room music. Bluetooth is pretty good. Sound is also more than acceptable considering how inexpensive. Not an audiophile tool but answers the bell.

my old (terrible) bluetooth speaker that i'd gotten as a free giveaway finally died, and i wanted to upgrade but wasn't willing to shell out a crazy amount of money. after a lot of comparison shopping, i ended up going with the soundcore motion 100 and am really glad i did! i listen to a lot of music and podcasts while working and doing housework, and this speaker is easy to move around the house with me. i'm honestly shocked at how good the sound quality is for the price, specifically with the included app—spend some time messing around with the EQ settings and you can make this thing sound comparable to a much more expensive speaker. being able to set multiple custom EQ presets to switch between for different music genres and podcasts/audiobooks is great, too. the construction also seems really solid; the metal grill looks and feels nice. i'm not personally a huge fan of the flecked design on the rest of the casing (it looks a little cheap for what's otherwise a pretty simple, nice-looking speaker, imo), but it's honestly not that noticeable unless you're looking for it up close, and that's really my only gripe. wish i'd gotten this sooner!

I have both the 300 and now the 100 series Bluetooth speakers. I am hard of hearing and I live in an apartment . The headphones cause me headaches and the foam breaks down from constant wear. I can place these Bluetooth speakers right next to me , either sitting in my recliner or next to me on my nightstand and hear everything perfectly. There will be distortion if you play them at max volume but these speakers are great for listening to tunes or tv and the price value is a great bang for your buck.

The overly sound quality is good given its size. And its size is very good of portability is of the utmost importance.But for not all that much more, the 300 is a much better value. It sounds better and does moreThe 100 can only be listened to straight on, although it has a loop from which it can be hung. The 300 can be listened to on its back, and automatically alters its sound in that position to sound its best. The 300 goes louder, and has a built-in speakerphone for use with your cellphone while the 100 does not.Both are heavier than you'd think they'd be. There's clearly some build quality in both models. But also keep in mind, neither are dust or dirt proof, unlike many other brands of portable speakers. They're only waterproof. If you're at poolside, fine. But be very careful while at the beach.Sound is balanced. The 100 isn't going to deliver any real underpinning of bass, while the 300 does to a limited extent. Still, the 100 is better balanced than a number of others in this price range.The 300 is physically less deep than the 100 but is taller by about 1 1/2". It's about the same width, and it is a bit heavier, but it's really a much better value. Test both and make your own opinion. The 300 is my favorite sub-$100 speaker I tried.

Got as a promo with speaker purchase. It's small and surprisingly good. Only drawback is it doesn't have partycast function, but it would probably get lost in the mix of other speakers that do.For it's size, its hefty, not too heavy though.