Bose SoundLink Plus vs Flex 2nd Gen: Which is Better?
Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen vs. SoundLink Plus: A Comparison
This article from Trusted Reviews compares the Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen and the SoundLink Plus portable speakers. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences highlighted:
Bose SoundLink Flex 2nd Gen:
Portability: Lighter and more compact. The article notes Bose claims it’s capable of supporting its own weight (though this hasn’t been independently verified).
Battery Life: Offers up to 12 hours of battery life, similar to the original SoundLink Flex. Actual battery life varies based on volume and EQ settings.
PositionIQ Technology: Features Bose’s PositionIQ technology, which automatically adjusts the EQ based on the speaker’s orientation (horizontal, vertical, etc.) for optimal sound.
EQ Adjustment: Includes adjustable EQ settings via the bose app (a feature missing in the original SoundLink Flex).
Battery Life: Boasts up to 20 hours of battery life.However, this drops to around 4 hours at high volumes.
Portability: Larger and heavier than the Flex 2nd Gen.
PositionIQ Technology: Lacks the PositionIQ technology found in the Flex 2nd Gen.
EQ Adjustment: Also includes adjustable EQ settings via the bose app.
In essence:
Choose the Flex 2nd Gen if: You prioritize portability and want a speaker that automatically optimizes sound based on its position.
Choose the SoundLink Plus if: You need longer battery life (especially if you don’t listen at very high volumes) and don’t mind a larger, heavier speaker.
The article also includes images of both speakers and mentions advertisements are present within the article.