Best Waterproof Bluetooth Speakers in 2022

For my money, the Braven Stryde 360 is one of the best waterproof Bluetooth speakers around. The latest in Braven's Active Series, the Stryde 360 packs a bunch of features and fantastic sound into a very affordable ($70) package. The voice control is responsive and works well, while the playback controls are as great as they should be. I have Bluetooth speakers that were more expensive that don't sound this good.If you're looking specifically for a shower speaker, this is your best option. It provides warm bass tones while not making that all you hear, and with the way the drives are positioned, you get a full mix, even in enclosed spaces.You have your choice of gray and lime green or a darker gray and red.

UE's latest water-resistant Bluetooth speaker is cute as a button! The Wonderboom is a compact Bluetooth speaker with big sound, a lovely design, and an IPX7 rating, meaning it can be submerged in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes — it's perfect for the shower. I've been testing this speaker and have been very impressed with its low end. The bass is surprisingly warm for such a small unit, and its size, again, is perfect for the shower.Given its size, the Wonderboom does have a bit of trouble at higher volumes, with clarity capping out around the halfway mark on my phone's volume. That being said, half my phone's volume is plenty loud outside the shower and almost too much in it, so you don't need to crank it at all. This speaker probably works best in a tub/shower situation. The bass is a little too much in just a closed-in shower stall.It comes in six fun colors and carries a price tag of $70.

Although it's another speaker you will need to rest on a shelf or the side of your tub, the Fugoo Sport is an awesome device.The thing that stands out the most is its 40-hour battery life. If you are truly using this in just the shower, you could probably go for weeks without needing a charge. With a waterproof rating of IP67, not only can you submerge the speaker in 3 feet of water for 30 minutes, but it's also dust-proof, meaning dirt and other particulates won't cause you any problems.On top of it all, the sound quality is very good. The Fugoo Sport has six drivers that are spread out across all four sides, giving you clear, well-balanced 360 degree sound.The Fugoo Sport will run you around $90.

If you don't mind sacrificing the ability to submerge your Bluetooth speaker in water to save some money, the VTIN portable outdoor speaker is an excellent speaker.Let's start off with the bad news first: the VTIN portable outdoor speaker only has an IPX4 rating, meaning it can withstand a drizzle outside, but it won't survive a dip in your pool. If you can live with the lower water resistance rating, then this VTIN speaker has a lot to offer.Inside is two 20W drivers that pump out your favorite tunes at a surprisingly loud volume, and the unit itself is built to last. The rubberized exterior is perfect for clumsy people as it will help prevent any damage that may befall the speaker in case it drops or takes a tumble, making it ideal for a weekend out at the lake. Oh yeah, did I mention the battery life? The VTIN portable outdoor speaker can give you up to 25 hours of playback time at 70% max volume. This is a speaker that lets you wander far away from home without a care in the world.For only $40, the VTIN portable outdoor speaker offers a whole lot of useful features, even if it's a little lacking in the water resistance department.

Taking the UE Boom 2 into your shower is absolutely no problem as it has a very high water-resistant rating, allowing it to be submerged in 3 feet of water for 30 minutes. It's also protected against dirt and mud, but you can hand-wash the speaker with warm, soapy water just in case it gets messy.UE Boom 2's battery will last you approximately 15 hours of playing time, which should amount to a lot of time in the tub, and has a Bluetooth range of 100 feet, making sure your phone, tablet, or PC doesn't have to be anywhere near the water. Plus, if you truly want the Boom 2 to live up to its onomatopoeic name, you have the option to set up another one to make a stereo pair and really raise the roof. Just remember, each UE Boom 2 will cost you roughly $75.