Here is the complete information… Macrumors Giveaway: Win A Limited Edition ‘lost Time’ Ue Boom 2 Speaker From Ultimate Ears Today, UE has updated the Roll with 15% better sound and 100 feet of network coverage (from 66 feet), as well as new colors/designs (pictured above).

Obviously, if you’re hosting a house party or pool party, you’ll want something serious, like the UE Boom and Megaboom. This is a speaker that I take with me on many trips because it’s small enough to fit in a bag, yet it sounds big, pairs easily with most devices, and has iOS/Android apps to set alarms and check the battery. The sound quality is amazing for the small size and the battery lasts 5-10 hours. The UE Roll is so portable, it’s usually flat, sturdy and waterproof enough that you can put it in the pool with its little flipper. Hit The Beach With Ue’s Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, The Roll.With Its Little Life Preserver, Ue Roll Is The Perfect Summer Speaker.Ultimate Ears Roll 2 Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker (purple).Ue Roll (rare!), Audio, Soundbars, Speakers & Amplifiers On Carousell.Macrumors Giveaway: Win A Limited Edition ‘lost Time’ Ue Boom 2 Speaker From Ultimate Ears.There are no doubt other options out there but, if you want a speaker with a wild design, exceptional clarity around the mids and highs, an unbeatable wireless range and don't mind a lack of low-end, Ultimate Ears's Roll 2 is the epitome of water-resilient audio equipment.

On top of that, the companion app offers several additional features, some of which are useful (and others that aren't so much). Plus, an IPX7 rating means it has no problem taking a quick swim if someone accidentally kicks it into the pool. That said, its bungee cord makes it an option that can cling to places that most portable speakers can't. If you don't necessarily need a waterproof speaker, the UE Roll 2 has a bolder older brother, the UE Boom 2, that we granted our Editor's Choice Award to at the end of last year. If waterproofing is key, however, the UE Roll 2 is about the best sound you're likely to find for the price. If IPX7 certification isn't a chief concern, there are plenty of other speakers that sound better with even richer tonality for around the same price. If Ultimate Ears would've opted to include AptX functionality, this might not have been the case … but it's not here and its absence is something potential buyers will have to live with.

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