Eton rukus XL - Pros & Cons

Bluetooth connection has been reliable within that realm
great sound and innovative solar-charging system
the speaker worked perfectly
and as long as we stayed relatively close-
Both subjective and objective measures of sound quality
UE boombox
and it was perfect

large bulky size and limited audio performance
Rukus XL is limited at a not so high decibel in proportion to its size
XL sounds considerably flat until hitting that magic button
clean and distortion-free sounding audio
There s no need for a pairing button
low bass was a weak point for the system
storing a mobile phone in the speaker s front slot is impractical
Bass is a little subdued compared to other frequencies
depleted power source in five hours given direct sunlight
USB charging can also be disabled to save power
frequency range is not an indicator of quality
The analog input does not automatically sense a signal

Eton rukus XL - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Weight	3175.15 g Best: Philips BT2650 Weight: 0.21 g
Playback time	8 h Best: Music Angel Mini Best Friendz Playback time: 120 h

Eton rukus XL - Full Specifications

Channels	1.0

Height	8.1 in
Width	14.5 in
Depth	5.2 in
Weight	112.0 oz

Battery operated	yes
Battery type	Rechargeable Battery
Playback time	8.0 h

Colour of product	Black

Source of connection	iOS App Android App Windows Phone App Mac App PC App Integrated in Speaker
Aptx Support	no
Wired inputs	3.5mm Micro-USB

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Eton rukus XL Eton - Editorial Reviews (3)

Digital Trends

Published: 12.08.2013

Eton Rukus XL review | Digital Trends

Eton’s Ruckus XL is an eye-catching, attention-grabbing solar-powered speaker with enough sonic power to super-charge any outdoor event. It earns its asking price with its sound quality alone, but its efficient solar-charging chops put it over the top in terms of value.

Gadgetmac

Published: 16.08.2013

Eton Rukus XL Review

We haven't reviewed many solar powered speakers on Gadgetmac , and that has partially to do with the fact that they're not a popular bunch to say the least. Though Eton has quite a few impressive new solar powered speaker offerings which are all wirelessly portable and can live off of the sun's p

Eton rukus XL Seven Portable Bluetooth Speaker Systems, Tested And Reviewed

tomshardware.co.uk

Published: 11.12.2013

Seven Portable Bluetooth Speaker Systems, Tested And Reviewed

We're testing a wide range of Bluetooth-capable speakers, priced between $50 and $250, to gauge how well these wireless audio devices fare. Believe it or not, there's a ton of differentiation, and a number of systems clearly rise to the top of our list.