Place it front and center on the patio, crank the music, and your guests will be dancing in no time.

Interestingly enough, the Boom 2 produces sound that seems to come from all sides of the speaker. On the front face is where you’ll find the volume buttons. It’s designed to stand upright with power and Bluetooth pairing buttons at the very top. The larger of the two, the Boom 2 is a cylindrical speaker that doesn’t occupy as much as space a roll of paper towels. We’re happy to report that both of them handled dips and dunks in stride and kept the tunes coming. There are a few differences between the two, of course, but either of them is a perfect solution for customers looking for a waterproof speaker. We’ve recently spent some time in the pool “conducting research” on the two speakers from UE. You’ll want to pack something from Ultimate Ears (UE). For more information, see the newly added PartyUp section of the Ultimate Ears website.If you’re looking to spend some time at the lake or some other water-based environment, you’ll want to pack a speaker that’s designed to handle the situation. The new PartyUp feature is available for the UE Boom and UE Megaboom apps, both of which are available for iOS and Android users in their respective app stores. The company’s popular UE Roll and UE Roll 2 speakers aren’t supported.

If you haven’t yet bought into the Ultimate Ears series, the feature will be available as soon as you download the app, but only for the speakers mentioned above. Siri and Google Now voice integration is also supported, as are Tap controls, allowing playback to be controlled across multiple speakers at once from your mobile devices. While the new feature allows multiple speakers to be connected at once, that isn’t all it does. Ultimate Ears’ new artist edition speaker is the psychedelic Drippy UE Roll 2 There’s more to Ruark Audio’s new speaker system than just a Bluetooth connection From Boom to Blast, new UE speakers add Alexa and amp up the volume

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