Tribit

Tribit is seriously in the game. Their speakers hold their own against the big names like Bose, JBL, Sony, Soundcore, and Harman Kardon. When it comes down to sound quality, Tribit's gear competes head-to-head, no kidding. - Ease of Use: Straightforward, quick setup. You pair your device, and you're good to go. No fuss, no muss. - Equalizer and Features: The app isn’t just another pretty interface; it's packed with features. The 10-band equalizer works great for fine-tuning your audio experience. You can save your preset and it's set as default... until someone hits the EQ button on your speaker, if yours has one. In summary, if you're looking for a speaker brand that not only delivers on sound but also enhances it with a solid app, Tribit's got your back. Their tech team seems to know what real users need. No complaints here.

I’ve had MoveBuds for abut week. After initial set up with the App (which is necessary for fine tuning settings on the device) I haven’t been able to connect ever again. I even dumped and then reloaded the app to my iPhone 13Mini (everything on my end is updated by the way) to see if that would make a difference. The most frustrating aspect of this is that I can’t troubleshoot aspects of settings on the MoveBuds that I can’t get to work - namely, announce calls/messages and resetting push button gestures…Got these to replace my Powerbeats Pro which unfortunately crapped out on me after only one year! These MoveBuds are so far proving to be unimpressive.

(I'm using this for Stormbox Blast.) It does help me get the sound that's much better for me, but... -A bug I've noticed is settings change on their own when returning to the equalizer etc. Either slider adjustments or the eq preset choice change on their own. -Also, I'd like more frequency bands on the eq, and many more options on the lights including turning off center ones and choosing colors/steady on, or pulsing not connected to music playing etc etc. -Also wish I didn't have to sign into the app every time! Annoying.