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expirednecroldfish posted Nov 28, 2022 4:05 AM
Anker Soundcore Flare 2 Portable Speaker (Black or Blue)
$29
$79
63% off
Walmart
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WalmartDeal Details
Walmart has Anker Soundcore Flare 2 Portable Speaker (Black or Blue) for $29. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more, otherwise select store pickup where stock is available.
Thanks to Community Member necroldfish for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member necroldfish for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Dual drivers and passive radiators combine to provide 20W of sound in all directions
- Light rings on the base and top of Flare 2 portable Bluetooth speaker provide intense atmosphere with beat-driven lighting
- IPX7 Waterproof: Complete waterproof protection makes Flare 2 ideal for beach and pool parties
- PartyCast Technology: Link over 100 Flare 2 portable Bluetooth speakers to a single device
- Soundcore App: Adjust the sound profile and lighting modes to suit the mood or build the atmosphere. 12-Hour Playtime: Don't let the party die thanks to a portable Bluetooth speaker with battery life that lasts all night
Editor's Notes
Written by Corwin | Staff- About this deal:
- This is $10 less than this recent +60 Frontpage Deal.
- While supplies last.
- 18-month warranty
- About this store:
- Details of Walmart's return policy (here)
Community Notes
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About the Poster
Walmart has Anker Soundcore Flare 2 Portable Speaker (Black or Blue) for $29. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more, otherwise select store pickup where stock is available.
Thanks to Community Member necroldfish for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member necroldfish for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Dual drivers and passive radiators combine to provide 20W of sound in all directions
- Light rings on the base and top of Flare 2 portable Bluetooth speaker provide intense atmosphere with beat-driven lighting
- IPX7 Waterproof: Complete waterproof protection makes Flare 2 ideal for beach and pool parties
- PartyCast Technology: Link over 100 Flare 2 portable Bluetooth speakers to a single device
- Soundcore App: Adjust the sound profile and lighting modes to suit the mood or build the atmosphere. 12-Hour Playtime: Don't let the party die thanks to a portable Bluetooth speaker with battery life that lasts all night
Editor's Notes
Written by Corwin | Staff- About this deal:
- This is $10 less than this recent +60 Frontpage Deal.
- While supplies last.
- 18-month warranty
- About this store:
- Details of Walmart's return policy (here)
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Model: Soundcore, Flare 2 Bluetooth Speaker, Black
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Top Comments
You can pair them duplicate the sound, but it doesn't actually seem to have one speaker as a discrete left channel and the other as a discrete right channel. In fact, as soon as you put the first speaker in "partycast" mode, it stops the stereo effect of that speaker and basically switches to a mono playing the combined stereo channels simultaneously in both drivers within the first speaker. Each subsequent speaker just duplicates this.
So, you actually get MORE of a stereo effect using a single speaker than two paired. (By stereo effect I mean discrete left and right channels, not just a stereo signal mixed down to mono and coming from two sources.) I guess it makes sense when you can pair 100 speakers to avoid having to assign left and right channels, but for those who want to enjoy both left and right channels from separate speakers, these are not the speakers for you.
Stereo refers to channels, not speakers.
People seem to be conflating this.
On a more related note - how do they actually sound?
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You can pair them duplicate the sound, but it doesn't actually seem to have one speaker as a discrete left channel and the other as a discrete right channel. In fact, as soon as you put the first speaker in "partycast" mode, it stops the stereo effect of that speaker and basically switches to a mono playing the combined stereo channels simultaneously in both drivers within the first speaker. Each subsequent speaker just duplicates this.
So, you actually get MORE of a stereo effect using a single speaker than two paired. (By stereo effect I mean discrete left and right channels, not just a stereo signal mixed down to mono and coming from two sources.) I guess it makes sense when you can pair 100 speakers to avoid having to assign left and right channels, but for those who want to enjoy both left and right channels from separate speakers, these are not the speakers for you.
You can pair them duplicate the sound, but it doesn't actually seem to have one speaker as a discrete left channel and the other as a discrete right channel. In fact, as soon as you put the first speaker in "partycast" mode, it stops the stereo effect of that speaker and basically switches to a mono playing the combined stereo channels simultaneously in both drivers within the first speaker. Each subsequent speaker just duplicates this.
So, you actually get MORE of a stereo effect using a single speaker than two paired. (By stereo effect I mean discrete left and right channels, not just a stereo signal mixed down to mono and coming from two sources.) I guess it makes sense when you can pair 100 speakers to avoid having to assign left and right channels, but for those who want to enjoy both left and right channels from separate speakers, these are not the speakers for you.
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but the max volume (depending on the song), ends up being at 40% in the worst case scenario. maybe 50% with songs that don't clip the audio
i think i can't use it without the eq now so I will probably return it
try this to start with and change as you see fit (make sure to turn off bass boost, since the eq is going to boosting the bass):
+4 80hz
+2 150hz
-1 300hz
-2 500hz
-2 700hz
-1.2 1000hz
-1 5000hz
+0.5 8000hz
+2 12000hz
Subtotal
$58.00
Associate discount
-$4.80
PAYPAL10 promo code
-$10.00
Taxes
$3.46
Total
$46.66
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