Loudest Bluetooth Speaker of 2021 - Best you could buy

Some genres of music are indeed meant to be played LOUD. Therefore we’ve prepared a list of the loudest Bluetooth speaker around.

It is true that most of the speakers are loud enough, however, sometimes it is not enough for the rock and metal fans. We cannot blame them, this is what separates these two genres from the rest.

Having that in mind, we’ve done some research regarding the loudest Bluetooth speaker around the world. You’ll be able to find the right speaker for you starting from the loudest bluetooth speaker to the loud (but not that loud).

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Quick Review of the Loudest Bluetooth Speakers

If you’re looking for the loudest bluetooth speaker then do not look further than New SoundBoks. This Bluetooth speaker holds the biggest subwoofers amongst the other speakers and delivers a booming 126 dB. However, earbuds are not included.

However, for home, you might want to take a look at the Amazon Echo Studio. Since it offers a great spacious sound, projecting bass and with a booming at 90 dB. Even your neighbours will get jealous of the volume it offers. Plus, it is a smart speaker so you will also like the hands-free control more than just music.

Learning to differentiate the loudest bluetooth speakers from the not so loud ones

It is true that it is not possible to live life as a concert every day. However, we can get close to that through the most powerful & loudest Bluetooth speaker. But how do we know which is the loudest bluetooth speaker out there?

Firstly, let’s just focus on the decibels (dB) or the scaled measurement of the intensity of sound. The higher it is, the more powerful the sound is. An average concert has an intensity of around 100 dB. So let's get started, here is the loudest bluetooth speaker.

“New” in the title wasn’t added without any reason. It was released after SoundBoks 1 and 2, and it delivers 126 dB. It gives you the feeling of a concert. It delivers 4 dB more than its predecessor. Additionally, its battery life holds up to 40-hours.

This loudest bluetooth speaker suits anyone, be it a casual listener or a hardened musician. You can stream music via Bluetooth or you can plug in your electric guitar. If you plan to throw a big party, then this is the perfect choice since this speaker has the ability to connect with up to four New SoundBoks speakers. However, the cost of a single speaker is quite a lot to ask from a single person, let go more.

Amazon Echo Studio delivers up to 90dB of sound. It differs from other typical Bluetooth speakers due to the position of its five speakers. For instance, it has a midrange speaker which is directed upwards, one midrange speaker facing to the right and another one to the left. Additionally, a tweeter is directed forwards, and a woofer is directed downwards towards the hollowed-out space which Apple calls the bass aperture. It is designed in such a way for the sole purpose of giving listeners an immersive listening experience.

Amazon Echo Studio as a smart home device offers its users the ability to connect to a number of other smart home devices. However, it is important to know that this speaker is designed only for indoor use not for outdoor use.

Nevertheless, if you’re looking for a pro-level speaker then the Amazon Echo Studio may not be the best choice for you. On the contrary, it is a great speaker for someone who prefers an all-in-one device with great audio.

Marshall is a historic brand that has been loyal to ‘’loud’’ for years and years. Despite the fact that Marshall is an old-timer it quickly adapts to modern times, if we consider the Woburn ll’s Bluetooth connectivity. Additionally, it gives you the ability to turn the speaker on and off. Plus you can manually control the volume, bass and treble.

In general, this speaker offers a great sound, and it was built in such a way to sustain clear, low frequencies due to its two subwoofers duelled with a bass reflex system and external port.

Marshall Woburn ll requires high maintenance due to the fact that it is nothing-proof. So, you better keep it inside.

Even though this speaker is light (around 5 kg), it delivers tons of power and it's one of the loudest bluetooth speaker. The power it delivers is compared to the cinema level volume. The Boombox contains two subwoofers and is able to deliver an output of 30 Watts, both play a crucial role in delivering its deep bass range and its sound.

Even though JBL Boombox has a sleek design, it is more rugged than the way it looks. Additionally, it is IPX7-rated which means that it is completely waterproof. So, you can take it anywhere you’d want to.

Other good things about JBL Boombox include 24-hour battery life and chain-tethering capabilities with other JBL speakers. Therefore, you can take two Boomboxes to join together for the price of a single New SoundBoks. However, we think one is powerful enough for the average person.

The Bose S1 Pro System is meant to project sound far and wide due to the fact that it has a mega output power of 160W and a peak volume of 109 dB. This combination of power and volume is perfect for outdoor parties or spacious indoor venues. Bose’s Bluetooth connectivity and the app can be easily used for streaming and tethering with other Bose Bluetooth speakers.

This speaker is probably preferred mostly by musicians due to its auto EQ technology, built-in three-channel mixer, multiple inputs and outputs for connecting to other speakers and electric instruments. However, it does have its drawbacks since it is not waterproof or resistant, and its 9-metre wireless range is somehow short.

Since it is a pro-level speaker, it fits perfectly to the needs of any musician. Whereas, for the average listener, Bose won’t disappoint with its rumbling bass.

If you decide to buy it, please just keep it away from the rain.

This speaker was built in such a way to be so loud one could feel it. Anker Soundcore Rave has taken this to a whole other level by using BassUp technology, a digital signal processor that gives a richer and clearer low-end. To put it differently, its bass drops lower than your average speaker.

Anker Soundcore Rave boasts Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. In other words, it means reliable connectivity and the ability to continue playing music up to 240m away from the speaker itself.

It comes at a reasonable price and holds all the power one can expect from a speaker. But, it is a bit heavy, which means that it is not easily portable. However, if that won’t bother you then look no further than this speaker.

It differs from older models due to its portability and built-in intelligence. The ability to integrate with Google Home and Amazon Echo gives its users the opportunity to use it like any other smart speaker. It is completely resistant to weather conditions. In other words, it means that you can take it anywhere you want to, indoors and outdoors.

Even though this speaker is quite loud 85 dB, it has a downside. Since it includes everything except a subwoofer.

It is quite loud and a great choice for the average listener, but since it misses the deep low-end it may not be the ideal speaker for some people.