This feature seems to be disappearing on portable speakers but is present here.
The Soundcore Motion 300 is lightweight, but not so light that it feels fragile.
It also has a grippy, rubberized feeling outer chassis that feels less likely to drop.
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In keeping with its waterproof nature, theUSB-C portis covered, protecting it when not in use.
This speaker offers multiple stand options.
Hi-Res Certified, But How Does It Sound?
The Soundcore Motion 300 is a good-sounding compact Bluetooth speaker with a solid, waterproof build, speakerphone support, and custom EQ, all for the low price that this line is known for.
On the default signature EQ setting, the song sounds good, period.
That said, enabling the BassUp feature accentuates the slides in the bass line for a more physical presence.
The right side features playback and volume controls.
The Soundcore Motion 300 is a good-sounding compact Bluetooth speaker with a solid, waterproof build, speakerphone support, and custom EQ, all for the low price that this line is known for.
These all have a slight delay between pressing them and the feature actually working.
As mentioned above, the speaker has three orientations: standing, hanging, and lying.
If you like to tweak EQ, you’re able to spend quite a while with this.
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If you dont like tweaking, its easy to stick to the presets.
I tested the green color, but its also available inblackandbluefinish options.
All three colors retail for the same price.
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Should You Buy the Soundcore Motion 300?
The IPX7 rating means you dont have to worry about taking it to the pool, either.
The one area where the Motion 300 fails to deliver is when it comes to hi-res audio.
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Even with its minor downsides, the Motion 300 beats most of its competitors on price.
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