Blueant X4 Review | 130 Data compared

The GadgetGuy review rates the Australian-designed BlueAnt X4 (25W RMS/50W peak) a 9.1/10, highlighting its excellent portability, integrated 5-mode LED light show, bundled karaoke microphone, and the PartyMode feature for linking up to 100 speakers. While the speaker offers great value and performance, reviewers noted the cons include lower power output and a smaller, narrower sound profile compared to the larger X5 model, requiring the manual bass boost for maximum impact.

The BlueAnt X4 is a loud, 50-watt, lightweight portable party speaker featuring LED lighting, a 12-hour battery, a karaoke microphone, and the ability to daisy-chain up to 100 units, notes Pickr. While highlighting its portability and party features, the review notes that the bass is underwhelming without boost, the sound can be noisy, and better balanced audio options exist for the price.

The Byteside review highlights the BlueAnt X4 as a highly portable, affordable alternative to the X5, praising its compact design, color options, and ability to daisy-chain up to 100 units in a synced party mode. Despite these strengths, the X4 lacks the stereo pairing functionality of its predecessor and does not offer the premium, audiophile-grade features found in the larger X5 model.

The Smarthouse review positions the BlueAnt X4 as a high-value, sub-$300 portable speaker, praising its punchy 50W sound, 2.6kg chassis, and effective "psycho-acoustic" bass boost. Pros include an IP54 rating, integrated LED lighting, an included wired microphone for karaoke, and the ability to link 100 units. On the downside, the unit slightly lacks in guitar mid-range frequencies and the included microphone is wired rather than wireless.