Other than the LED rings, the cylinder shape is very much the same as the first generation of the Flare speaker. Now, the LED lights are a lot more noticeable on the Flare 2. Probably the main difference you will notice on the new Flare 2 is the addition of an light ring on the top of the speaker, which the LED-lighting nerd that I am really enjoys! The light ring on the Flare 1 was located on the bottom and was sort-of hidden, especially if you set the speaker on a dark surface. Flare 2 (left) and Flare 1 (right) Design If bass is not your thing, the bass boosting effect can be turned off by pressing the “Bass UP” button located on the back of the speaker. It’s not quite as bass-heavy as the Sony SRS-XB32 speaker, but it will likely satisfy most listeners. Bass PerformanceĪs noted earlier, the bass on the Flare 2 is even better than it was on the Flare 1.
If you need to fill a large room or an outdoor party, you’ll likely want to look at pairing multiple Flare 2 speakers together, or check out one of Soundcore’s larger offerings such as the Soundcore Trance. Highs still become distorted at high volumes (when you reach about 80-85%), but the speaker still gets loud enough to fill a medium-sized room before hitting that point.
In addition, the sound is noticeably louder on the Flare 2:
#SOUNDCORE SPEAKER FLARE 2 FULL#
Not only do you get crisp highs and full mids, but bass is also enhanced more on the Flare 2 compared to its predecessor. The sound on Soundcore Flare 2 is impressive, much like the Flare 1 model.
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