House of Marley No Bounds XL

Rich bass response with crisp, bright highs. Eco-friendly, waterproof design.

DSP squashes dynamics. Drivers are weak on deep bass. Speakerphone offers weak, fuzzy signal.

The No Bounds XL pumps out serviceable audio, and if your main priority is being able to take it on the go and not worry about dirt, dust, or water damaging it, it's worth considering. Add in the eco-conscious, attractive design, and there's more to...

Rugged design ; Manufactured using sustainable materials ; IP67 rating means its water- and dustproof. ; Decent sound when cranked

Mediocre sound at low volume ; Less-than-satisfying bass response at moderate volume levels

The No Bounds XL is more than competitive with most outdoor speakers in this price range in terms of features, nature-resistance, and lack of guilt (relatively). The sound is slightly below average at low volumes, but at least average when it’s loud....