Haiku Review: UE BOOM 2

2018-8-28 12:56

Welcome to Haiku Review, a feature where we review gear and gadgets using the Japanese poetry form. This time round, we’re looking at the UE BOOM 2, a portable bluetooth speaker from Ultimate Ears.

Here we go:   Small, three-sixty sound Loud, clear, tough and waterproof, I shower with it   Stay tuned for more poetic breakdowns of popular products. And, if you’re that way inclined, you can grab a UE BOOM 2 here.

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