Beats Pill vs. Bose SoundLink Flex: Which Has More Boom for Your Room?



Beats has made a successor to its Beats Pill Plus. The Beats Pill has been updated with a more modern design and features such as USB device charging. It has competition from the similarly priced Bose SoundLink Flex. CNET’s David Carnoy looks at both speakers to determine which is best for you.

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21 thoughts on “Beats Pill vs. Bose SoundLink Flex: Which Has More Boom for Your Room?”

  1. Ive pretty much always been a Bose guy, i had the original beats pill back in the day before they were bought by apple, and it was phenomenal…
    After apple acquired it, i wasn't feeling it. It sounded horrible to me. But i recently just bought the new beats pill, and i gotta say, it sounds GREAT ! And i just bought it to try it out, but im keeping it. And remember, im a Bose guy.

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  2. I think when reviewing these small Bluetooth speakers, quality definitely matters. I find with some reviews there seems to be an expectation that these speakers should perform like bookshelf speakers. They are portable and will be limited. You pay for the portability and the satisfying sound that comes out of them…

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  3. I have two Sony ERSXB 100 Bluetooth speakers that I put in stereo mode when used. I feel this produces a larger stereo sound sage well still being compact. The two speakers together about the same size as one of the speakers featured in this video.

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  4. Great video! I just picked up a Bose Flex about a week ago and I gotta say, I absolutely love it. I did catch the sale for 109 bucks for the black one, and for that price, it is an incredible sounding speaker. Of course, it has a limit to how good, and at the sale price I honestly want to get a second one just to try to stereo pairing and get more out of them. However, even just having the one, it is fantastic for when I'm just hanging out. I usually play it at about 40 percent and that even gets me a nice sound when I'm just sitting with it. I can't say anything on the Beats Pill, as I don't own one, but that was a serious contender for my choice of speaker until I saw the sale.

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  5. I have both. I prefer the way the Pill sounds, it’s more detailed at the high end. However the long presses on the power button can be annoying as it doesn’t always register and I noticed it can make everything on the table it’s on rattle, which the Flex doesn’t do. The Flex is easier to use, just don’t rely on the app, and still sounds really good. I think the comment about the Pill is more a home speaker is accurate, it’s heavier and just feels much nicer to hold. Essentially, they are both really good.

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  6. Beats Pill has no Bass as it is missing bass ports or passive radiators. Literally has no unit to produce bass.
    Bose Flex has passive radiators to produce bass and sounds more balanced.
    None of the reviewers are being truthful regarding criticism of Beats Pill.

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