Joining a crowded field, the Jam Xterior Max is a $119.99 portable Bluetooth speaker with a tough, rubber-covered look we've become quite familiar with. It offers reasonably strong audio performance for its size and price, and is truly is built like a tank. But while there isn't much to complain about, the Xterior Max does little to distinguish itself from the glut of rugged Bluetooth speakers on the market, some of which offer more rewarding audio performance. Design At 3.4 by 7.9 by 2.8 inches (HWD), the Xterior Max is essentially the size and shape of a brick. It's portable, but at 1.9 pounds, it'll weigh down any tote you throw it in. Available in black with gray accents, it seems mostly geared toward backpackers, campers, or poolside loungers. It's rated IP67 waterproof up to one meter, and it's both dust and shockproof. The front and rear panels are all speaker grille, the surface of which looks like a pickup truck bed. Beneath the grilles, there are two front-facing drive...
The outdoor-friendly Jam Xterior Max is a Bluetooth speaker built to take a beating. Its audio performance is solid, but not exceptional.
Powerful audio performance for the size; Waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof; Includes screw mount for bikes; Mic for speakerphone functionality
Not for those seeking massive bass sound