Best Waterproof Bluetooth Speakers

Do you enjoy diving or partying at the pool? These speakers will help you enjoy your time to your favorite tunes.

UE Wonderboom

Pros:

• Surprisingly neat sound
  
• 360-degree sound
  
• Multipoint pairing
  

Cons:

• Somewhat confined sound at max volume

Ultimate Ears is an exceptional Bluetooth speaker manufacturer, so it’s somehow predictable that they are on our list of the best waterproof speakers. The UE Wonderboom stands well above its class, not only featuring powerful bass for its size, but the overall sound is balanced and rich. You can pair the Wonderboom with two devices. Braven BRV-Pro

Pros:

• Impressive audio quality for its size.
  
• Waterproof, rugged and futuristic design.
  
• Works with a wide range of outdoor-focused accessories.
  

Cons:

• Digital signal processing impacts dynamics. Lacks deep bass at max volumes.
  

OK, I admit, it looks odd. BUT, it's all for the sake of being waterproof. In addition to that, great sound and long-lasting battery. BRV-Pro can last around 15 hours of continuous playback, and even charge your phone at the same time.

UE BOOM 2 Phantom

Pros:

• Excellent design
  
• Improved sound compared to Wonderboom
  

Cons:

• Battery life is BS
  

The UE Boom 2 is the Wonderboom’s big brother, giving even more clear decibels and more delicate details. It lasts about 25% longer than the Wonderboom and has some useful features, like NFC and AUX-in, for old-school lovers. It’s noticeably bigger and heavier, however, it offers a longer battery life.

JBL FLIP4

Pros:

• Loud and full sound
  
• Durable, waterproof design
  
• Features a voice assistant
  

Cons:

• Loses bass at higher volumes
  

The newest speaker from JBL is Flip 4. It’s a waterproof Bluetooth speaker that provides 360-degree bass-enhanced sound. It is pretty loud, without the distortion of the sound, and it’s under $100 which is really a pretty good price for a waterproof Bluetooth speaker of this quality.

Philips BT6000

Pros:

• Compact and lightweight
  
• Clean sound
  

Cons:

• Lack of bass at lower volumes
  
• Auxiliary port exposed when used
  

The name ‘BT6000’ isn't going to be a proper name,  but this Philips loudspeaker offers a lot for the money. To be honest, it doesn't have the best battery life (and name), however, if your primary aim is high-quality sound then it's a right match for you.

NB: BT6000 is only splash-proof, you might not want to go diving with it.