Can the Motion 300 and Stormbox Flow be stereo paired together?

No. These speakers use different pairing technologies and cannot be stereo paired with each other. The Motion 300 uses Soundcore’s PartyCast 2.0, while the Stormbox Flow supports Tribit’s Broadcast Mode. Stereo pairing is only possible between two identical models.

Does the Soundcore Motion 300 support high-resolution audio?

Yes. The Motion 300 supports LDAC, a high-resolution Bluetooth codec. This allows for better sound quality when used with compatible Android devices. The Stormbox Flow does not support LDAC.

Which speaker is better for outdoor use?

The Motion 300 is more rugged and has a reinforced design that feels built for tougher conditions. However, the Stormbox Flow is lighter, has full IP67 protection, including dust resistance, and longer battery life, making it great for extended outdoor use.

Is the app support different between the two speakers?

Yes. The Soundcore app offers more features, including a 9-band EQ, spatial audio toggle, and battery optimization tools. The Tribit app is more basic, offering EQ presets and firmware updates, but lacks deeper customization.

Which speaker gets louder?

The Motion 300 is louder. It produces more volume with better clarity at higher levels. The Stormbox Flow sounds great at moderate volumes, but the Motion 300 has more headroom and punch for louder listening.

Does the Stormbox Flow have spatial audio?

Yes. It supports a form of spatial audio called “Tribit Smart 360 Sound,” which simulates surround effects. However, it’s not as customizable as the spatial audio found on the Motion 300 and is not app-controlled.

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