Tribit X-Boom Review: Bluetooth Speaker Delivering Visible, Touchable Bass – Hands-On Test and Giveaway

This is a sponsored post made possible by Tribit Audio. All content and opinions are my own, reflecting my independent editorial perspective.

What's in the Box, Features, Navigation, Sound Quality, and Final Thoughts

If bass is a must-have for your Bluetooth speaker, you'll love the Tribit X-Boom. Its exclusive XBass Technology delivers a powerful boost at the touch of a button, making every beat punchy and immersive.

The rugged silicone body and strap make it durable for any adventure, while the 360° cylindrical design ensures rich, omnidirectional sound.

Features and Navigation

Navigating the Tribit X-Boom is intuitive, with logically placed controls. Back buttons are compact and some illuminate, while front ones are oversized for easy access—no lights needed.

The secure flap over the AUX and charging ports keeps water out but requires a firm tug to open.

On the front:

• Volume Up: Short or long press to increase volume.
• MFB (Multi-Function): Play/pause and calls (once); next track (twice); previous (thrice); reject call or voice dial (hold 2s). On my Galaxy S8, it activates the voice assistant.
• Volume Down: Short or long press to decrease volume.

On the back: ports, buttons, and indicators

• Power Button/Indicator: Lights blue.
• Battery Indicator: 1-4 white bars; red below 10%.
• Bluetooth Button: Manual pairing mode.
• XBass Button/Indicator: Boosts bass; lights white.
• AUX-in Port: For non-Bluetooth devices.
• Micro USB Port: Cable included.

Sound Quality and Experience

I appreciate the X-Boom's tall cylinder shape—perfect for slipping into a backpack or purse bottle pocket. It's a fresh take on Bluetooth speakers.

Visible subwoofers at both ends vibrate with the beat, creating a tactile experience that's mesmerizing to watch and feel. Check the video below.

For music and light gaming, it rivals my premium daily driver in clarity and power—loud enough to disturb neighbors in an apartment.

XBass adds serious depth, especially when holding it. Even without, it's impressive; with it, unforgettable.

IPX7 waterproof rating means it's pool- or ocean-ready. I tested it in my sink—it kept playing through submersion. Video proof below.

Final Thoughts

The Tribit X-Boom exceeded my expectations as a newcomer to the brand. Superior bass, portability, and durability make it ideal for personal use or gifting—especially with holidays near. Pair two for synced stereo.

Minor note: Slight Bluetooth lip-sync delay on YouTube videos (fine via AUX). Tribit confirmed this affected early units only.

Tribit X-Boom Bluetooth Speaker