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Pohopa EF-B210G Review

Name: Pohopa EF-B210G
Brand: Pohopa

August 21, 2023

True Score

73

Mixed Reviews

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Reviewers were impressed by the Pohopa EF-B210G, endorsing it for music, podcasts, and the outdoors. They liked its well-balanced soundscape, loud output, and 60-hour battery life.

Testers also liked the portable, water-resistant construction and splendid Bluetooth range. However, they disliked its narrow soundstage and lack of voice assistant functions.

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Table of Contents

The Snapshot
What Is Not On the Box
Product Comparison
All Stores
Score Card
Expert Score Breakdown
Learn More About Speaker

The Snapshot

our Verdict

Product testers hailed the Pohopa EF-B210G, recommending it for podcasts, music, and the outdoors. Editors at Best Views Reviews hailed its neutral-sounding audio, and they recorded a good 3.56 dB standard error, although the 91.1Hz to 11.5kHz frequency response range is a bit narrow. It has a poor 253 ms iOS Bluetooth latency and 220 ms Android latency. If you prefer a Wi-Fi speaker, see our Sonos Move review. Analysts from RTINGS praised its fairly loud 89.6 dB maximum SPL and super-low 1.00 dB DRC, maintaining the audio quality at the maximum volume. It doesn’t support voice assistants, though. Check out our…

Product testers hailed the Pohopa EF-B210G, recommending it for podcasts, music, and the outdoors. Editors at Best Views Reviews hailed its neutral-sounding audio, and they recorded a good 3.56 dB standard error, although the 91.1Hz to 11.5kHz frequency response range is a bit narrow.

It has a poor 253 ms iOS Bluetooth latency and 220 ms Android latency. If you prefer a Wi-Fi speaker, see our Sonos Move review. Analysts from RTINGS praised its fairly loud 89.6 dB maximum SPL and super-low 1.00 dB DRC, maintaining the audio quality at the maximum volume.

It doesn’t support voice assistants, though. Check out our Sonos Roam review for a speaker with built-in Alexa and Google Assistant. This speaker has a narrow soundstage, posting a 6.78 dB directivity index during testing, but it supports stereo.

Weighing just 4.9 lbs, this system is portable. Testing revealed an excellent 60-hour battery life. However, this device does not have speakerphone functions. See our OontZ Angle 3 ULTRA review if you need speakerphone functions.

True Score

73

Reasons to Buy

Loud output and support for stereo
Low sound compression at the highest volume
Portable design
Excellent 60-hour battery life
Neutral sound out of the box

Reasons to Avoid

Poor music soundstage performance
Lacks speakerphone functions
Doesn’t support voice assistants
Speaker doesn’t support multi-device pairing
Lacks EQ or presets

Specifications

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What Is Not On the Box

What the brand doesn’t always tell you…

The Pohopa EF-B210G is a mid-range portable Bluetooth speaker pair released in 2019, promising refined audio in a classic lantern form factor for indoor and outdoor use. With a unique mid-century design, this device stands out from the best speakers today.

This speaker has an IP54 water-resistant and dust-resistant rating. It connects through Bluetooth 4.2, featuring a 330-foot range. Continue reading for details about the Pohopa EF-B210G and see how it compares to the top-rated Bluetooth speakers on the market today.

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Product Comparison

	Pohopa EF-B210G Review	Treblab HD-Max Review
True Score	73	74
Market Context	–	While the Pohopa EF-B210G has an IP54 splashproof and dust-resistant rating, the TREBLAB HD-Max boasts a better IPX7 submersible waterproof rating. The TREBLAB speaker has a 93.2 dB maximum SPL, getting louder than the Pohopa EF-B210G, which has an 89.6 dB maximum SPL. Check out our TREBLAB HD-Max review for details about the TREBLAB speaker. Read more ↓	While the Pohopa EF-B210G includes two speakers, the Pohopa B210D is a single speaker, although it supports pairing with an unlimited number of similar speakers. Unlike the EF-B210G, which connects via Bluetooth, the B210D speaker uses Wi-Fi. Read more ↓	Featuring EQ presets and a lower 2.61 frequency response retro, the Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM 2 is a better speaker than the Pohopa EF-B210G, which lacks EQ presets and has a higher 3.56 dB standard error. Unlike the Ultimate Ears Speaker, however, the Pohopa speakers come in a pair, and they feature a much better 60-hour battery life than the 12.9-hour runtime of the WONDERBOOM speaker. Read more ↓
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