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Loa không dây Anker SoundCore Motion Q (Đen)

Nghe nhạc ở mọi nơi

SoundCore Motion Q trang bị tiêu chuẩn chống nước IPX7, chịu được ngâm hoàn toàn trong nước dưới độ sâu 1 mét trong 30 phút. SoundCore Motion Q sẽ không ngừng phát nhạc kể cả khi trời mưa, hãy bắt đầu bữa tiệc của bạn bên hồ bơi hoặc ngoài trời.

Tối ưu hóa Bass

Công nghệ BassUp sử dụng bộ xử lý tín hiệu số tùy chỉnh để phân tích, sau đó tăng cường tần số âm trầm của âm nhạc trong thời gian thực. Tín hiệu âm thanh này sau đó được chuyển thành âm thanh tăng cường thông qua trình điều khiển neodymium tiên tiến nhất.

Trải nghiệm âm nhạc trọn vẹn

Trình điều khiển toàn dải và bộ tản nhiệt thụ động kép trên loa không dây Anker cung cấp âm nhạc đều khắp phòng, cho âm thanh 360° tuyệt đẹp. Trải nghiệm âm nhạc trọn vẹn, bất cứ nơi nào bạn đang đứng.

Nâng công suất lên gấp đôi

Sử dụng công nghệ True Wireless Stereo, ghép đôi hai loa Soundcore Motion Q thật dễ dàng. Cho bản thân nhiều âm lượng hơn và sự lan truyền lý tưởng của âm nhạc đến toàn bộ căn phòng.

Nghe nhạc nhiều hơn

Hệ thống quản lý năng lượng vượt trội của Anker và pin Li-ion hiệu quả đảm bảo bạn sẽ có được thời gian dùng loa không dây lên tới 10 giờ chỉ sau một lần sạc.

Sản phẩm được thiết kế đơn giản, gọn gàng với gam màu đen sang trọng. Từng chi tiết cũng như các nút bấm đều được hoàn thiện cẩn thận và tỉ mỉ nhất. Nhờ đó, người dùng có thể dễ dàng để loa trong túi cá nhân và mang theo bất cứ nơi nào bạn đến để thưởng thức không gian âm nhạc sống động.

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Âm thanh 360°

Trình điều khiển toàn dải và bộ tản nhiệt thụ động kép cung cấp âm nhạc đều khắp phòng, cho âm thanh 360° tuyệt đẹp. Trải nghiệm âm nhạc trọn vẹn, bất cứ nơi nào bạn đang đứng.

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Công nghệ BassUp sử dụng bộ xử lý tín hiệu số tùy chỉnh để phân tích, sau đó tăng cường tần số âm trầm của âm nhạc trong thời gian thực. Tín hiệu âm thanh này sau đó được chuyển thành âm thanh tăng cường thông qua trình điều khiển neodymium tiên tiến nhất.

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Loa Anker Motion Q 16 W – Loa bluetooth kích thước nhỏ gọn cùng khả năng chống nước IPX7

Với những bữa tiệc ngoài trời hay tại hồ bơi thì sao? Thiết bị hoàn toàn có thể đáp ứng được tốt nhờ vào tính năng chống nước IPX7 - tương đương với việc chịu được ngâm hoàn toàn trong nước dưới độ sâu 1 mét trong 30 phút. Đặc biệt, ngay cả khi chìm trong nước, loa Soundcore Motion Q 16 W vẫn có khả năng phát nhạc.

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Thông số kỹ thuật:

• Drivers: 1.75" Full Range x 2 + Passive Radiator x 2
• Output: 8W x 2 , THD (total harmonic distortion) <= 1%
• Bluetooth Version 4.2
• Supports A2DP, AVRCP, HFP profile, and SBC decoding
• Aux in
• Phạm vi kết nối: 20m / 66ft
• Thời gian phát nhạc: 10 giờ
• Thời gian sạc: 3.5 giờ
• Cổng sạc: Micro USB 5V / 1A
• Microphone
• Chống nước tiêu chuẩn IPX7
• Bằng sáng chế (UPC): 848061056488

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For a company that’s recognized for its portable power packs, Anker sure is making its mark in the audio world. While you’re not going to get hi-fi sound from the Anker Soundcore Motion Q, you are going to get a great compact speaker that’s ready for adventure or a leisurely dip in the pool.

For $49.99, the Anker Soundcore Motion Q serves as a great budget, portable speaker.

With the portable Bluetooth speaker market already over-saturated, is there a reason to go for the Motion Q over its lauded competitors?

Who’s it for?

• Hosts. If you’re hosting a small get together, the Anker Soundcore Motion Q is a great sub-$50 option. It emits 360° sound. No matter where your guests are seated, they’ll be able to hear the music.
• Outdoorsy folk. If you’re one for camping, hiking, or swimming, the IPX7-rated speaker is a great addition to your bag. Though the included strap—more aptly described as a shortened shoelace—leaves plenty to be desired, it serves as a means to an end, allowing you to hang it up or tie it around anything.

How is the Anker Soundcore Motion Q built?

For starters, it’s IPX7-certified, which means that it can be fully submerged up to a meter for a maximum of 30 minutes. Though it lacks an official dust protection rating, the Motion Q benefits from a woven cloth wrapped around the speaker. This helps to keep debris out and makes it easier to grip.

The cloth wrap dries quickly and makes it easy to grip the Anker Soundcore Motion Q.

The Anker Soundcore Motion Q is about as small as a half-crushed can of soda, and can be packed into a bag without a second thought. Its cylindrical shape tapers into a completely flat base, which is prone to sliding around on most surfaces like linoleum and varnished wood. Rubberized feet would easily remedy this.

Towards the bottom, a door reveals the 3.5mm aux and micro-USB inputs. Move just two inches north of the inputs, and you’ll find a hand strap mount for securing the included shoelace-not-shoelace. Contrary to the lace’s dubious durability, it’s actually quite useful—and can be used to fasten the Motion Q to nearly anything.

Playback controls and stereo pairing

Atop the speaker, the control panel is outfitted with four buttons that difficult to blindly differentiate.

Fortunately, the control panel is self-explanatory. You can make volume adjustments, skip or reverse tracks, pair, and access a virtual assistant like Siri or Google. Though you can’t online shop like you can with an Alexa smart speaker, you can inquire about the weather and take calls with the built-in mic.

You can take calls and access Siri or Google Assistant via the multi-function button, which also serves as the pause button.

To pair with another Soundcore Motion Q for stereo playback, press and hold the power button for three seconds. A flashing white LED indicates that you’ve entered Anker’s True Wireless Stereo pairing mode, and a solid white LED indicates that the speakers are connected.

“Should I care about the 360° sound?”

Absolutely. For just under $50, you’re getting a raft of features, the main one being the Anker Soundcore Motion Q’s 360° sound. It’s rigged with two opposing drivers flanked by two passive radiators. Though it’s a compelling design, there is an audible difference between standing in front of driver as opposed to a passive radiator. That said, sound is more evenly distributed than with the Bose SoundLink Micro.

Connectivity

Housed internally is a 2600mAh battery that allots 10 hours of playback. The aux input can also be found in the protected, recessed port.

Anker’s Soundcore Motion Q operates on Bluetooth 4.2 and features a 20-meter connectivity range. The range is accurate when inside, but if you’re planning to use it as intended, get ready for intermittent interruptions a few times per song. Additionally the Motion Q doesn’t offer multiconnect and isn’t aptX-compatible. Naturally, video streaming suffers from audio-visual discordance.

By depressing the power button for three seconds, you’re able to pair the Motion Q to another Bluetooth speaker for stereo sound.

A countermeasure to these issues is to settle for auxiliary listening. Aside from the annoyance of physical tethering, this renders onboard controls null. With the aux input in use, you’ll have to make adjustments via the source device and party like it’s 2005.

Battery

The dedicated mounting system makes it difficult to loop the aglet of the shoelace through.

Cracking open the speaker means 1) you’re out $50 with just a broken speaker to show for it and 2) that you’ll find the 2600mAh source of the Motion Q’s 10-hour playback time. During testing, the speakers provided 11 hours of music with the volume at 50 percent—impressive considering that Anker lists the battery life at 10 hours. Where the speaker falls short is charge time. It takes 3.5 hours for a full charge cycle, making for a poor ratio.

Sound quality

Keeping in mind that this is a budget waterproof speaker, it sounds quite good. To get the most out of the Motion Q, set the volume to at least 50 percent. Otherwise, everything sounds under-emphasized or—as was pointed out to me during testing—“like the music is coming from a laptop speaker.” Ouch.

The Anker Soundcore Motion Q speaker is half the price of the Bose SoundLink Micro speaker. Both are IPX7-certified and are intended for on-the-go use.

Turn it up and you’ll notice that the mids are exceptionally well reproduced for a speaker that boasts strong bass. In Janelle Monae’s song Take A Byte—set to the key of A—Monae’s monotone vocals stand out from the predictable drum hits throughout the verses.

Midrange clarity improves during the chorus when Monae’s vocals transition into a dynamic harmony with the newfound arrangement of the G – F

m – A – E chord progression. Astoundingly, the midrange reproduction can compete with—though not surpass—the Bose SoundLink Micro, which is $50 more than the Motion Q. Not too shabby, Anker.

As far as the treble goes, I’m impressed. The song’s recurring flat-hand claps are audible over the cacophony of instruments and synth-derived sounds. For solid reference, flat-hand claps produce a sound that “typically extends to about 10kHz” according to a report from the Australian National University.

The included strap is just a shortened shoelace that may be prone to snags and tearing down the road.

In order to account for lack of isolation, speakers may be treated to overemphasize treble frequencies like clapping. Manufactures do this at the risk of making the listening experience fatiguing, but Anker avoids this altogether. If anything, the treble could use a bit of a boost to match the artificial feigning of detail that our ears are used to.

“Does ‘BassUp’ help with the lows?”

What is frequency response and how does it affect my music?

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Unfortunately, the lows are the weak link. Perhaps it’s because my expectations were too high after seeing the inclusion of “BassUp” technology, but the bass is super weak. For instance, in Take A Byte, sub-bass is inaudible—unless you max out the volume.

Now, that isn’t ideal because the speaker gets awfully loud. I recorded a max output at 94.1dBA and 88.4dBA from a one and two-foot distance, respectively. Even still, I found the SoundLink Micro’s low-end more enjoyable and less anemic. Alternating between the two speakers during Take A Byte was night and day with regards to bass reproduction.

Indoors vs. outdoors

Due to its IPX7 rating, the Anker Soundcore Motion Q can be fully submerged up to 1m for a maximum duration of 30 minutes.

Listening inside allows for better bass because there are fewer disruptive environmental noises like lawn mowers, construction, and what-have-you. What’s more, being inside means that you’re surrounded by walls that the speaker can use to reverberate sound. When you do take the Motion Q outdoors, it will sound much better with the volume turned up to 75 percent.

Should you buy it?

If you’re on a tight budget or just want a speaker that you don’t have to worry about tossing into a bag or into the creek, then the Anker Soundcore Motion Q is for you. Sure, it’s not a smart speaker, but the Motion Q isn’t trying to be a smart speaker. It’s for those who lead an active lifestyle and don’t want or can’t afford brand-name products. Granted, the Motion Q doesn’t feel cheap by any means, and you’re getting an excellent value for $50.

The Anker Soundcore Motion Q is perfect for intimate gatherings when all you want to do is set the speaker up and forget about it.

If you’re already invested in either the Bose or JBL ecosystem, you’re likely going to stay there. Yet, if you’re just entering the world of portable speakers and don’t quite know what you fancy, the waterproof Anker Soundcore Motion Q is a great way to test the waters.