Morel Biggie Bluetooth Speaker Review

Internally, here is a 60-watt Class D (45-dubblb + 15-dubblblo Twitter) amplifier, with 40 Hz from 20 kg of frequency response. Morrell uses a customized DSP with dynamic EQ, but there is no smartphone app, no WiFi streaming, no room calibration, no dolby atoms, no sound control, no EQ. And every day I didn’t remember any of it.

With many presses and hold options to access TWS and replace sources, the control for the app controllers will feel a bit of antiquities. But stupid batteries keep the level indicator (you have to show the rest of the juice to show and hold a percentage of buttons to light a percentage of buttons), it is easy to ignore them.

Acoustic

The setup was as easy as you expected from the Bluetooth speaker without smart, and the stones remained solid during several hours of testing. As a user -tech journalist I know that I should be surprised by the lack of hours and whistles here, but the combination of a complete lack of solid audio performance and technical friction is a pleasure. Enter your joke here.

The recording of your favorite Blue Note is not going to detect sound jokes, but it will not make you angry. It is an inspirational panchay -sounding mono speaker with real presence and volume. Given that it weighs only 5.7 pounds and it merely measures the H7 X W7 X D4.5 inches, the ability to fill its room is seriously impressive.

Listening to the “The Light” through the Metronumy, there is a charming crisp on the high end, which is a systematic middle that flourishes the enthusiasm of the track. The boss is also controlled here, but the speaker is in favor of less frequency. Kick drums and boss guitar mix can move slightly, but it is overcome – no doubt, by standard cabinets and drivers.

Courtesy Morrell

This profile felt great to hear Paul Simon’s “50 ways to leave his boyfriend”. However, with dance and hip hops, it can feel a touch thunder in a small space. Although take it out and work on the cartoon courtyard. This is not an IP rat, keep you in mind, so look at the pool parties and shower.

Will the smartphone app with the adjusted EQ help here? Maybe, but if you like your boss in this mixture, you probably would love to hear the “juicy” properly in the name of Bugi.

Replacement

The construction of the buggy is a disclosure, which offers a classic high -fi bocus shelf blood quality in a compact Bluetooth design. This is the place where your money is being spent. It’s portable, and battery life is acceptable, but it looks more at home at the desk more than carrying around.

Although it lacks boss forward presentation, stylish Audio Pro T3+ ($ 200) offers better battery life and more balanced sound standards, as well as airplay for iPhone users. It may be better if you are looking for more proportional performance and still want to avoid smart features.

If portability is not a problem, Sonos Era (9/10 wired recommends) and JBL authentic 200 (9/10 wired recommendations) take the same space, show the sound, and are full of smart controls. But if you want to keep things easy and have a healthy respect for both boss and quality build, you will like the big thing.