It is again this wonderful time of the year – when the sun goes out, the calling of the pool and its neighbors ensure the inevitable sound attack. Give the Tronsmart Halo 300: The portable party loudspeaker who not only plays music, but also her favorite band-robber, a unruly mixture of punk rockers and jazz cats in your garden and broke-up, ground 240 watt pure chaos.
Forget subtle ambience; This beast transforms its meeting point outdoors into a full -grown concert zone, which means that no eardrum is unsurpassed and no neighbor is unnecessary.
The Halo 300 is not only out of the volume – it is full of technology that actually makes a difference. With the sound pulse button that increases the bass and specially angled tweeters who spread the sound over a sound stage of 270 degrees, it doesn’t just blow music. It makes a full audio experience wherever you roll it. Add a robust build and a retractable handle, and you have a loudspeaker that should follow the party everywhere.
But let’s not pretend that this is an unknown territory – in 2025 Tronsmart steps into a ring that is overcrowded with heavyweights like Sony and JBL to have their outdoor soundscape. The question is: Can the Halo 300 roar louder and smarter than the rest?
Tech, who packs one blow: because your party deserves more than just noise
The Halo 300 is not here to fill the room politely-it is constructed in such a way that it shakes the floor and rattles its eardrum with a thundering 240 watt breathtaking, shaking the space that hits up to 111 dB and fills the space of a basketball field slightly.
In this robust animal you will find two 8-inch woors who deliver a deep, shaking bass, 3-inch mid-tweeters, who professionally angled the critical middle section and sharp 2,25-inch weddinger in order to create a width 270-degree sound days, all of which pulls into the groove. This 2.2-channel 3-way sound system reproduces the clarity of the live concert so well that you will swear with you to play the band.
Do you want to turn it on? Combine two Halo 300 units for immersive stereo sound or close the full chaos mode by connecting over 100 speakers for an audio experience that shakes your entire neighborhood.
And because no party without a light show is complete, five dynamic lighting modes pulsate synchronously with their beats and transforms all meetings into a full sound and color spectacle.
Don’t forget the practical advantages: a retractable handle for simple transport, microphone and guitar inputs for would-be rock stars, XLR support for Pro-DJ setups, a USB A port to charge your phone with the bass trop time, so that the party never dies.
Adjust your sound with the Tronsmart App EQ controls to make your bass boom or the mid -crystal clear, so that this loudspeaker is as customizable after midnight as your bad decisions.
Tronsmart Halo 300 specifications
- Wireless version: Bluetooth 5.3
- Wireless range: Over 15 meters (49 feet)
- Input material: AC 100V – 240 V, 50/60 Hz
- IP evaluation: IPX4 (Splash Resistant)
- Playing time: Up to 20 hours (Rev, 50% volume)
- Charging time: 4 hours
- Frequency range: 40 Hz – 20 kHz
- Maximum SPL: 111db
- Play modes: Wireless, Aux-in, U-Disk
- Sound stage: 270 ° Bid sound cover
- Lighting: 5 Dynamic lighting modes, customizable via app
- Technology: Sound pulse -Bass improvement, customizable EQ & Light Show via Tronsmart app
- Dimensions: 753 x 364 x 406 mm (29.65 x 14.33 x 15.98 inches)
- Weight: 14 kg (30.86 lbs)
- Package dimensions: 455 x 412 x 805 mm (17.91 x 16.22 x 31.69 inches)
- Package weight: 16 kg (35.27 lbs)
- Package content:
- 1 x Tronsmart Halo 300 portable party spokesman
- 1 x 3.5 mm hearing cable
- 1 x AC network cable
- 1 x guarantee card
- 1 x user manual
- 1 x sound pulse card
Party spokesman Cage Match: Tronsmart against Sony against JBL (yes, it will be loud here)
Tronsmart may be the outsider in this three-way speaker fight, but do not yet count it. Your new Halo 300 Stomp on the scene with a thundering scene 240 W of sound pulse-reinforced angerA 270 ° sound stageAnd enough RGB lighting to make a Vegas Club jealous – all for $ 349.99. But in 2025 this means Sony’s Ult Tower 9 ($ 899) and JBLS Partybox spokesman ($ 349 to 999 US dollars). How does the Halo 300 stack?
Under the bonnet: Dual 8-inch deep tinters, medium tweeters and angled highs form a suitable 3-way system. You will receive five lighting modes, EQ optimization via app, microphone and guitar inputs and 20 hours of battery life. At 14 kg it is not in the spring weight, but it will bring itself to your back yard blout without a complaint. At $ 349.99, it is the budget uprising in a category with overpriced divas.
But this market is not far open. The new Ult Tower 9 of Sony, price of $ 899 (or $ 749 for plug-in 9ac), represents the heavyweight of the category. It builds on the SRS-XV900 with more lighting (23 zones), more drivers (4 tweeters, 2 in the middle, 1 woofer), Dual Ult Power Sound Modi, a 10-band EQ, splash-proof top control elements and up to 25 hours of playback button.
There is even a dedicated party Connect key to link up to 100 compatible Sony speakers -plus robust wheels and handles for actual mobility. It is a sound monster that was built for meetings at the warehouse level.
But what about Klipsch?
We were really excited when Klipsch’s new music speakers of the Musik -Stadt series CES 2025 -literally illuminated it. But since we listen to Las Vegas, they have apparently disappeared. Where did you go? Production delays? Design optimizations? Cold feet? It has been radio silence since January and we are starting to ask ourselves if the party has been canceled.
There can be a clearer explanation for Klipsch’s recent silence for his party speakers. Harman International has filed a lawsuit against a patent violation of 13 points Against the Voxx International/Klipsch Group claims that the Klipsch GIG -part -spokesman series violated against patents in connection with the partybox line from JBL. If the demands on weight are, this legal dispute could be the reason why the Music City series will be officially launched according to its debut of the CES 2025.
If you are looking for alternatives during the waiting, the portable party line -up from JBL deserves a hard look. With more people who long for affordable, pool-prepared or living room-friendly party equipment, JBL expanded his party box series on the CES 2024 with the Club 120, level 320 and a party boxing mikrophone everything packed, impressive lighting and intelligent AI-powered sound beautiful and louder and louder.
The end result
If you want a big sound, large lights and a greater value, the Halo 300 makes a convincing case – especially for meetings of 30 to 50 people. But if your budget is larger or you need enough strength to trigger a power failure, build Sony and JBL speakers who feel more like full tone party weapons. The question is not what is better – it is how loud and how many people come to your garden rebellion?