SoundCore by Anker Motion X600 review - Which? (2024)

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SoundCore by Anker Motion X600 review - Which? ›

If you want a great-sounding speaker that you can quickly move between rooms, the Anker Soundcore Motion X600 is a solid option. The spatial audio mode creates a more immersive listening experience in a condensed package. It's not the most portable or durable speaker, but it does look nice.

If you're cheap and have second thoughts about the price, this speaker is very much worth it. Great sound that is able to get loud without messing with the audio quality, excellent battery life, and fast when syncing. Not the best speaker for a house party if that's your kind of thing. Overall, 9.5/10.

The soundcore Motion X600 is designed for those who crave deep bass and immersive sound. With an IP6X7 rating, it's not only dustproof but also can be fully submerged in water for up to 30 minutes.

Take lmmersive Music Anywhere: Portable and lightweight, Motion X600 is easy to carry between rooms to transform any part of your home into an immersive listening space. 12-Hour Playtime: Keep listening to music and podcasts for days at a time- with zero battery anxiety.

How long does it take to charge Motion X600? It takes around 6 hours to charge with a certified 5V/3A wall charger. How do I reset Motion X600? Turn on the speaker, then hold the Bluetooth button and volume up button simultaneously for 5-10 seconds to reset the speaker.

The Anker Soundcore P25i/P20i True Wireless impress with their performance at a cheap price. While it's expected that budget constraints come with cutbacks, they still pack in features like a companion app with EQ. You get some nuanced control, like reallocating the touch controls to your preference.

Still, starting from already impressive passive noise isolation without ANC, adding noise canceling and a touch of music pretty much wipes away the majority of ambient annoyances. Anker's Soundcore Space A40 offer performance, features, and design that makes them feel more like flagships than budget buds.

50W Room-Filling Sound: Whether you're having a party or just enjoying your favorite tunes, the 50W sound will fill any space with rich, high-quality sound that brings music to life.

Yes, you can shower with waterproof headphones. soundcore provides a variety of waterproof headphones with water resistance rating up to IPX7, meaning they can withstand being submerged in up to one meter of water for 30 minutes.

The Anker Soundcore 3 is a great way to listen to your favorite tunes in the shower without breaking the bank. Available at a wallet-friendly price point, this portable Bluetooth speaker boasts a solid, sturdy build and an IPX7 rating for water resistance.

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The Anker Soundcore Motion X600 is better than the JBL Charge 5. The Anker is a stereo speaker that gets louder than the JBL. Plus, it offers voice assistants through a paired smartphone, which the JBL lacks. More sound modes and presets are available with the Anker, so you can switch up its sound.

A: Anker portable chargers can last up to 300-500 complete charge cycles.

So keeping it plugged in when you don't need battery, and then let it discharge fully every few months, will do the least harm overall. No problem, there will be no damage of the battery.

The soundcore Space Q45 headphone stands out as an affordable headphone without compromising on quality. Offering noise isolation and a battery life of up to 50 hours, they prove that exceptional sound can come at a reasonable price.

The Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Truly Wireless are better true wireless headphones than the Apple AirPods (2nd generation) Truly Wireless. Although the Apple feel better made, the Anker have a noticeably more neutral sound profile, and they pack a lot more accurate bass thanks to their closed-back design.

soundcore is part of the Anker Innovations' family of consumer brands. For more information, please visit soundcore.com. Anker Innovations is a global leader in mobile charging and a developer of unique consumer products that support premium audio, mobile entertainment, and the emerging smart home space.

The total verdict - 8.5/10. They are absolutely worth it when on a discount, but I think they are worth it even for full price, though you have to be prepared for some random frustrations. If I were buying new headphones, I would probably go for these again.