Hi Master/Sifu/Bro,

Any recommend for Bluetooth speaker under RM 500 ?

Currently my list is as below, but dun know which is best
1. Marshall emberton
2. JBL flip 5
3. Anker soundcore motion+

Get tribit xsound go. Now the price is around RM130. Superb speaker for its price and battery lasts very long. Sound quality is very very good.

Ultimate Ears Boom 3 often get good reviews, and can get <500

The Tribit Stormbox Pro was released recently. Best portable speaker under RM500. Great sound and gets really loud. Got them for about RM400 on Lazada.

This post has been edited by chinook: Apr 1 2021, 07:19 PM

Tribit Stormbox pro seem a really good portable speaker, read review it got great sound

You can give Mp260 or MP380 a try

Why nobody suggested the JBL FLIP 5 ? im also looking for a rm500 price list bluetooth speaker , my list will be JBL Flip 5 , Oontz 4 Ultra and the Tribot XSound Go .

Cause if u looking for sound , rm500 can get better sound.
Get the flip 5 if u want the waterproof and design.
Might want to give geneva touring M a try, good sound.

Hey thank for the repy , since i have got a very tight budget , i went for another lol (a very good/loud bass sound), Xdobo X8-II upgrade (RM143) but i really like the Xdobo X8 Plus (RM299) maybe next on my listed lol

The X8-II has 3 mode equalizer , Bass boost / voice /3D Deep Bas

Hi all - I’m looking for Bluetooth speaker with similar price range as well mainly to connect to my TV box. However, I check with a few shops and they advice me not to get Bluetooth speaker as they mentioned the sound will lag form Bluetooth connection. Is that true? Thanks!

This is one unique bluetooth speaker you can test...

some brand lag, some just milisecond so i acceptable

creative iroar >>> among best

Thanks! I will try to get a better one then!

Best to avoid bluetooth if you worry about lag. Usually good bluetooth like 4.1 and above will sync properly with media playing but will lag if gaming

The most "lag-free" bluetooth I know of is those aptX supported ones. Most new midrange phones should have it and speakers are slowly adding them but I don't see any tv supporting it yet so there's that problem too.