Using the latest technology and high quality design we bring to you the MINIRIG 3 bluetooth rechargeable speaker. The Minirig Mini is an interesting proposition: the stark design will be appreciated by some, its small stature will be attractive to the space-conscious, and the sound is solid. Take the Minirig Mini 2 with you almost anywhere, incredible volume and clarity for its size with up to 36hrs of playtime. One slight downside is that the more you ramp up the volume, the more likely it is that you’ll lose out on things like bass clarity. Available for both Android and Apple devices, the app gives you a 5-band equalizer that you can experiment with. There’s also more control over your music through the app.

Minirig Mini review | What Hi-Fi?

For the rest of this review, as mentioned, we will be talking about the use of 1 single Minirig speaker being used on its own, without being daisy-chained to other units. Essentially we want to look at how the Minirigs perform as a stand-alone portable travel speaker. The Minirig Mini has no business sounding as good as it does, especially for its size. The speaker gets impressively loud with 15 watts of power driving a single 52mm woofer. Sound fires directly upward so you don’t get a sense of directional audio like you do with 360-degree speakers like the Bose SoundLink Revolve or UE Wonderboom. This isn’t a bad thing, as the speaker still does an admirable job of creating a sense of space whilst playing in mono. While we intend to look at a full Minirigs 2.1 portable Hifi system later, this review will concentrate on a single Minirig Bluetooth speaker. We will take a look at its design and how it performed under our various tests and comparisons. Audiophile On doesn't usually cover Bluetooth Speakers.

At high volumes, there is a bit of distortion, especially in the bass as the single woofer struggles to provide enough impact, leading to a hollow and wooden sounding beat. Highs at max volume are slightly harsh but still very controlled.

Bluetooth Minirig Portable Speaker Review | Trusted Reviews

Now with up to 100hrs of battery life and the ability to link up as many Minirig 3s as you like, wirelessly

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Well, the Minirig doesn't have anywhere near that functionality, so if those features take priority over sound for you, then you best stop reading. The MiniRig 3 is just one of the many speaker options available today, but with its 100 hours of battery life, it’s become a must-have for many festivals and weekend events. On top of that, you can input from computers, instruments, mixing boards, and many more, without any unnecessary issues. Battery Life Credit: Minirigs T he Edifier R1700BT still sets the bar for all-out sound quality in its form factor but to have something to take with you I highly rate the mini. Conclusion - The best ultraportable Bluetooth speaker to date