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Featuring a relatively well-balanced sound profile, loud output, and handy graphic equalizer, the Tribit StormBox Blast is a great option for music. It also boasts great build quality and has excellent battery life. However, it’s bulky.
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Product Snapshot
Overview
The Tribit StormBox Blast is a mid-range wireless speaker that has been on the market since 2022, touting colorful RGB lighting and powerful sound. To see how it compares to others, see best-ranked speakers today. Controls on the Tribit StormBox Blast include buttons for music playback, volume, and navigation, and this device is easy to operate.
It has a companion app with an intuitive graphic EQ and presets, although it doesn’t support voice assistants. It uses Bluetooth 5.3 and a 3.5mm AUX port but doesn’t support Wi-Fi. This 11.9-lb. speaker has a carry handle. Check out the top Bluetooth speakers available today for a rundown of similar speakers.
The Tribit StormBox Blast is excellent for music. It has a decent default sound profile with a 49.7 to 18,500 Hz frequency response range and a -0.22 slope that emphasizes both bass and treble. Users can easily change the sound profile with the in-app graphic equalizer and presets. This stereo speaker also has a narrow, closed-off soundstage. One of its strongest attributes is its 32.1-hour battery life, which puts it in the top 5% of our certified tested speakers.
This speaker gets very loud, reaching a top SPL of 96.7dB, although there’s compression of 3.89 dB at the maximum volume. It has intuitive controls for volume and navigation, although it doesn’t work as a speakerphone. This 11.9-pound is not as portable as smaller devices, but it does have a firm carry handle. It connects via Bluetooth 5.3, with 143 ms iOS and 56 ms Android latency. This speaker is quite versatile, with a Bluetooth range of 334.6ft and dual device pairing.
ReasonS to Buy
Great sound profile
The Tribit StormBox Blast is great for music. It has a great frequency response with a range of 49.7 to 18,500Hz. Its sound profile is U-shaped, emphasizing bass and treble but with limited emphasis on vocals.
Users can also customize the sound profile with its in-app presets and a graphic equalizer.
Exceptional runtime
With a battery life of 32.1 hours on a single charge, this speaker ranks in the top 5% of the speakers we have reviewed.
Excellent build quality
Made from high-quality plastic and metal parts and featuring an IPX7-rated waterproof design, this device is as good for the outdoors and parties.
Portability
The speaker’s portable design has a carry handle for simple toting and it is battery-powered for providing power on the go.
Reason to Avoid
Sound compression at the maximum volume
There’s some deterioration in sound quality at the maximum volume.
Heavy
Weighing in at 11.9 pounds, this speaker is heavy.
Tribit Stormbox Blast Specs
Battery Charge Time
4 hrs
Battery Life
32 hrs
Built In Microphone
n/a
Depth
6.4"
Height
8.9"
IPX Rating
IP67
Size
16"(w) x 8.9"(h) x 6.4"(d)
Smart App
Tribit
Speaker Pairing
n/a
Water Resistant
Yes
Wattage
90W
Width
16"
Wireless Range
100 m
All Specs
Test Results
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Battery Life (Hours)
32.1
Volume Output (dB)
96.7
Low End Roll Off (Hz)
57.391
High End Roll Off (Hz)
15,342.664
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The Tribit StormBox Blast is a mid-range wireless speaker that has been on the market since 2022, touting colorful RGB lighting and powerful sound. To…
The Tribit StormBox Blast is a mid-range wireless speaker that has been on the market since 2022, touting colorful RGB lighting and powerful sound. To see how it compares to others, see best-ranked speakers today. Controls on the Tribit StormBox Blast include buttons for music playback, volume, and navigation, and this device is easy to operate.
It has a companion app with an intuitive graphic EQ and presets, although it doesn’t support voice assistants. It uses Bluetooth 5.3 and a 3.5mm AUX port but doesn’t support Wi-Fi. This 11.9-lb. speaker has a carry handle. Check out the top Bluetooth speakers available today for a rundown of similar speakers.
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