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Cambridge Soundworks

OontZ Ultra Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker, 14 Watts, up to 100 ft Unobstructed Bluetooth Range, IPX7 Waterproof Speaker (Black)

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Color: Black


Features

  • OUTDOOR BLUETOOTH SPEAKER - Designed and Engineered in the USA, the OontZ Ultra with its unique triangular design, offers high-quality crystal-clear stereo sound for a truly immersive listening experience. This portable bluetooth speaker can be placed either flat or standing up, providing versatile placement options to suit your need. NOTE: This is 4th Gen Ultra and will only pair with same Gen Ultra.
  • EXPERIENCE YOUR MUSIC LIKE NEVER BEFORE - With its powerful 14 watt Volume Booster AMP, this OontZ Ultra bluetooth speaker delivers incredible sound without any distortion, even at maximum volume. Enjoy your music the way it was meant to be heard, whether you're in your living room, backyard, or office. The OontZ Ultra is the perfect wireless speaker for any space, providing unbeatable sound quality and volume that will impress even the most discerning audiophiles
  • ULTIMATE WIRELESS AUDIO SOLUTION - With advanced antenna design and Bluetooth technology, this speaker provides faster connection and superior wireless range up to an incredible unobstructed 100 ft. Whether you're using a desktop, laptop, or mobile phone, connecting to the OontZ Ultra bluetooth speaker is fast and easy, ensuring you can enjoy your music from wherever you are in the room, without having to stay tethered to your device.
  • CRYSTAL CLEAR RICH STEREO SOUND Small, lightweight and portable, the OontZ Ultra bluetooth speaker is designed for the ultimate listening experience, whether indoors or outdoors. It is the perfect wireless speaker for any space, providing unbeatable sound quality and volume that will impress even the most discerning audiophiles
  • VERSATILE, UNIQUE DESIGN: OontZ sleek design delivers sound more efficiently and easier to hold and use, and will complement any room decor. It can be placed either flat or standing up, and is an excellent gift for anyone for any occasion.

Brand: Cambridge Soundworks


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 14 Watts


Connectivity Technology: wired, wireless


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Mounting Type: Freestanding


Material: Plastic


Model Name: Ultra Black


Speaker Type: Outdoor


Special Feature: Waterproof, Stereo Pairing


Recommended Uses For Product: For Smartphones or Tablets


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet, Smartphone


Controller Type: App Control


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 4.2


Color: Black


Battery Life: 20 Hours


Included Components: User Manual, USB-C cable, Audio Cable


Product Dimensions: 6.5"D x 2.8"W x 2.8"H


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Weight: 0.48 Kilograms


Is Waterproof: True


Battery Capacity: 20 Hours


Charging Time: 20 Hours


Warranty Type: Limited


Maximum Range: 100 Feet


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: App, Voice


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Speaker Size: 6.5 Inches


Power Source: Battery Powered


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Bluetooth Range: 100 Feet


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless


Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth


Includes MP3 player?: No


Is Electric: Yes


Specific Uses For Product: Indoor and outdoor activities, parties, gatherings, personal audio, and portable use


UPC: 685450128957 793740833037


Manufacturer: Cambridge SoundWorks


Item Weight: 1.06 pounds


Item model number: SWOA3UBLK


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 15, 2017


Country of Origin: China


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    • Solidly made with terrific performace for it's price range, plus it's splash proof with a option for stereo pairing.
Color: Black
I originally bought the original Oontz Angle 3 a year ago so I could play music in the shower or in the kitchen from my phone or tablet without worry. I wasn't expecting much from a (at the time) $30 blue tooth speaker but the sound quality was really nice for the price. Better yet, after a year it still performs like the day I first got it even after a few drops. So when I saw that Cambridge came out with the Oontz Angle 3 ULTRA and that it was going on sale for the same price as the original Angle 3, I just had to get one. There been some significant improvements over the original Angle 3. - Better design, closer resembling the Oontz Angle 3 XL. - Added track selection buttons on the speakers. - Splash proof. While I don't necessarily feel it any better than the original's, it always nice knowing I can put these in a bathroom or kitchen without having to freak out if they happen to get a little wet. - Better base. While the original Angle 3 had good sound quality and decent base, the ULTRA pumps up the base to the next level, all the while never at the cost of becoming distorted at max volumes. The ULTRA lives up to the "Oontz" brand name as it can actually produce base you can FEEL. I have a set in my bedroom about 3 feet from the foot of my bed and I can feel every beat in my foot board easily. Surprised the hell out of me the first time, I'm a little amazed how much they improved the base in a unit that's only slightly bigger than the original. - Speaker Pairing. A main reason I gave the ULTRA a shot was due to the fact it has the option to pair with another ULTRA speaker, something that was only available from the $80-$130 Angel 3 XL. While I had a little trouble initially pairing two ULTRAs together, they were never a problem once they were. You're given the option of having a dedicated Left and Right speaker for a stereo set up or you can do a duel stereo on each speaker which is ideal if you moving back and forth between two rooms and want to enjoy music or an audio book uninterrupted. - Better Bluetooth range. On the original Angle 3, if I were to leave my phone or tablet in my bedroom and then move my speaker to the kitchen which was about 40ft away through two thick walls the speaker would start to lose connection and break up. Not a problem for the ULTRA, and the same goes for paring between two speakers. I can now leave a speaker in my bed room and bring one into the kitchen and have no problem playing audio on both no matter what room my device is in. That all said, there still could be some improvements. When paired, turning off the main speaker (the "left" speaker) will turn both off, but turning it back on won't turn them both back on. That's is a significant oversight in my book. Also I occasionally have issue with my devices recognizing the speakers, especially if I have more than one device paired to them and I want to switch between them, but that might have more to do with my devices than the speakers themselves. Worse comes to worse, you'll have to repair but it doesn't happen very often. Finally and this is more of a tongue in cheek criticism but they kind of make the original Angle 3 obsolete. As I write this the Ultra is $33 and the original is $25. At those price ranges, the $7 you save by getting an original Angle 3 just isn't worth it because the ULTRA provides so much for only several dollars more. Honestly, If the ULTRA is going to be $30-$33 depending on sales, I wouldn't pay more than $15 for the original Angle 3 and considering how often they go on sale I sure you'll see one for about $20, but that still seems high... Then we have the other end of the spectrum. Up to now I was really debating on getting a $130 Oontz Angle XL, mainly for the increase performance and pairing feature. And while knowing it often goes on sale for around $75, I still probably won't get one now that there's the ULTRA at less than half the price. Granted, I'm sure the XL even crazier in performance, loudness, etc.. but the ULTRA does such a good job as is that unless I start hosting huge outdoor parties regularly, I don't have have a need or desire for it anymore. Two ULTRAs do a hell of a job already providing loud high audio quality music in any of my home's rooms so unless the XL starts going on sale in the $60 range, I'm good. But who knows, that might happen when Cambridge comes out with a Angle 3 XXL or XL ULTRA or roll out with an Angle 4 line of speakers. Overall the Oontz Angle 3 is a solid choice for a Bluetooth speaker. It's built well, sounds terrific, will hold up to test of time, can be paired and is water resistant, all at a fair price (if bought for it often sale price of $30). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2018 by TGS1985
    • Long Thorough Review for Regular People (& comparison to Oontz Plus) - with pictures & water test!
Color: Black
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UPDATE 10/26/20: Just happened to see this listed still, so thought I'd update. Nearly 3yrs later and the speaker is still mostly fine. It's held up well, no hard drops, but lots of play at home, beach (sand all over it), and camping. The only 'issue' is the bass is a bit distorted if trying to play loud, almost like the speakers got loose and are vibrating. Still think its a good speaker for the price and quality. -------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW: TEASER: there’s a water test and picture included to test the IPX6 rating 😊 WARNING: This review is lengthy and hopefully thorough for you to decide, but not overly technical. I initially wrote a lot about the first Oontz speaker I got, the Angle 3 Plus, and thank everyone for all the positive feedback and tons of upvotes. So I’ll continue that format, and compare these 2 speakers in hopes it helps you. Having really obviously loved that speaker, after having many pretty uninspiring Bluetooth speakers, I basically bought into the Oontz family of products. There are cheap and expensive BT speakers out there, some cheap ones are great for the money, and some expensive ones really fall short based on cost and are likely riding on the brand name. To me, Oontz is the perfect value for money ratio (I’m a nerd who does research, gives quantitative ratings to the attributes I like, and then create a value ratio 😊) I’m no audio-professional, in fact I work in the beauty / cosmetics business, in brand management (marketing), so I know “lipstick on a pig” and plain old marketing fluff when I see it (sometimes). This company definitely passes the no-marketing-hype test. It’s an American company (that matters to me, maybe not to others), and seem to be putting their dollars into good products instead of advertising. Like you, I love music, but 80% of the time I'm listening passively, not studying the entire soundstage. After comparing this speaker to the Oontz Plus, this one is better for both passive and active listening. It’s performing well across an array of music styles: I listen to classic country, synthpop, britpop, industrial, lots of classical, 80’s, indie, and because of the kids, way too much kid’s stuff (Moana & Frozen anyone?). UNBOXING - Basic cardboard, but well protected. No fancy wrappings and tchotchkes. And that’s what I want to see. It doesn’t feel like you’re opening a gift, which means you didn’t pay for all the unnecessary stuff. - The feel: just like the Angle Plus. Solid, rubberized sides. It feels just barely heavier than the previous Angle Plus. My Plus was taken camping, beach, picnics, and thrown by my kids during tantrums and play, and survived with barely a scratch, and I suspect this Ultra is the same solid quality. - Comes with your standard micro-USB cable and 3.5mm male to male cable. Works, but I use my personal aux cable as I think its better. - OH @#$&*!! This nearly looks/feels identical to the Angle Plus. Did I just get suckered into buying a higher priced twin!? I got worried. But then I put them side by side, hit 'play', and happiness ensued. PAIRING - Nothing to say. If you’ve paired anything in your life, that’s it. Super simple. I paired to an iphone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S6 with zero delay/issue, and no disconnections within regular stated ranges (100 feet). CONTROL / RANGE - MUCH improved controls over the Angle Plus! You can see from my pictures (Plus on left, Ultra on right) that the Plus had harder to see buttons, and an even harder (nearly impossibly frustrating) small and hard to see power and Bluetooth light. In my picture you can actually see the Plus’s lights b/c of some camera auto-adjustment, but in real life it sucked. The Ultra is clear and bright. This may be an issue for some if they keep it on their night-stand at night. Also, the Ultra now has dedicated volume and skip buttons, whereas the Plus didn’t. Also, while I’m not blind, I like that the Ultra has higher raised symbols so I can just feel for them, versus the relatively flat buttons of the Plus. This actually is very useful I find when lighting is low, so its easier to see the buttons. - The usb and 3.5mm jack are on the back, and are slightly recessed. Please note this if you are thinking of getting an "L" angle 3.5mm jack as I was, since it may not fully plug in. - The access ‘door’ to the jack and usb is even improved on the Ultra vs the Plus. On the Ultra it seems there’s a metal insert in the ‘flap’, making it nice and rigid and easier to open/close, whereas on the Plus it was just a piece of rubber. See the attention to detail these Oontz folks have?! - As for range, I live in a prewar building, very solid walls that are great except when you want wifi or bluetooth to travel. I was able to effectively control the speaker from a phone at least 30 feet away and with 3 corners in between (i.e. around the hallways and through bedrooms). Controls still worked but sound started skipping at about 40 feet. This is really impressive given my stupidly thick walls. Same performance as the Plus in my opinion. SOUND - WOW! - Ok I’ll say more than that. The ultra is 4W more than the Plus, thus 14 total. If you don’t really know what that translates to in performance, neither did I. Yes I did the math and figured well its X% more watts. But not until hearing it did I realize that it actually sounds much better than the percentage would convey! - The main thing that jumps out is just how much bass this has! I’m far from a bass-head, and in fact usually listen via great studio monitor over-ear headphones known for a very wide flat soundstage. But holy moly this was fun! The bass however didn’t muddy up the rest of the range. Yes the mids/highs were a little compromised to my ears, but not drowned out. Music compared to the Plus just sounded richer, yummier, more chocolatey (without the calories). - I noticed the pads on the bottom are more spongey like they’re air-cushioned. Maybe my other speaker’s pads just got old, but this seems like an improvement especially given the heavy bass, it may keep it from dancing around while on a hard surface. Also, you can stand the speaker up for narrower spaces. - ProTip: Use your EQs!! Many people forget their computers, phones, Spotify, whatever have equalizers so that they can actually adjust the levels. So when I’m not in the mood for all that bass, I can turn it down (like for the 4783rd playing of “How Far I’ll Go” from the Moana soundtrack) - “A flaw!” I thought! With this bass, its going to be horrible if I turn up the volume. So first I turned up the Plus…and it indeed just got a bit more distorted. My wife turned and gave me a dirty look like “turn it off”. Then I turned up the Ultra and she literally started dancing (Beastie Boys ‘Intergalactic” if youre interested). At max volume it was surprisingly still clear, and darned loud! - I really love (loved?) the Plus, but this Ultra is way beyond the Plus. - Was very audible through my house….granted I live in NYC in a 1500sq ft pre-war, so it may not fill your place up if you have a “normal” sized American house. 😊 See, there’s an upside to living in little NYC apartments….only 1 speaker needed! WATERPROOF-NESS, USES, AND IDEAS: - The size of this, and its features make it pretty versatile! (see measurement photo) - I connected it to my Echo Tap (the kids are keeping the Plus, I’m taking the Ultra) and it's great! Clearly MUCH better quality than I get from my full-size Echo's speaker. Just be sure to keep it a few feet away from your Echo, and away from the wall a bit, or your Echo won't hear you very well due to interference and the echo bouncing off the wall. - IPX6: what does it mean? Well I think this is really important to understand before you take it scuba diving. The first number is for particles (dust, sand) and the second for water. An X just means it wasn't tested, not that it doesn't have any protection from dust/sand. The 6 means it withstands water jets, or to quote the IP standard: “Powerful water jets (12.5 mm nozzle) projected against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effects. Test duration: 1 minute per square meter for at least 3 minutes.” My basic version of the test as shown in the picture was to hold it under my faucet for a few minutes. Yes it still works! While I don’t plan on holding it while I shower, its nice to know that it can get splashed on while by a pool/lake, or more likely the kids spilling water on it. THINGS I HAVENT TESTED - Battery life: have not yet let it drain, but Oontz states 20hrs. I used my plus (rated at 30hrs) on camping trips without having to recharge, so I believe them. - Dual Speaker Mode: apparently you can pair this with a 2nd Ultra speaker. I only have this one, so haven’t verified. - Phone Calls: I know it can be done, but I never use a BT speaker because, well, kids. TL;DR: THE GOOD - Great sound, but advise to use an EQ to customize to your tastes especially for highs or to tone down bass - Loud, and clear even when loud - Battery for days (I'll update when it runs down) - IPX6 water resistance - Power and bluetooth lights that are brighter than before, but may brighten a bedroom if you sleep near it. THE BAD - NONE! Ok, if i'm forced to pick something, I might like a battery level indicator so I know how much is left, but that's really knit-picking. Happy to answer any questions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2017 by Goldie Goldie

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