SoundLoop 360 – Portable 360° Bluetooth Speaker

A cylindrical 20 W speaker with a true 360° driver array, an IP67 shell and 24 hours of battery — the one object that turns a kitchen, a balcony or a beach towel into a room with sound in it.

Most portable speakers have a front. The SoundLoop 360 does not. A full-range driver fires upward into an acoustic diffuser that spreads the output evenly through 360 degrees, so it does not matter whether you are sitting next to it, behind it or standing three metres away — the stereo image and the tonal balance stay consistent. Put it in the middle of a table and everyone gets the same mix.

Inside the woven fabric shell sit a 20 W Class-D amplifier, a passive radiator tuned for the low end and a DSP that continuously manages driver excursion, so the speaker stays composed at high volume instead of thinning out or rattling. The acoustic fabric is not decoration: it is abrasion-resistant, colourfast and shaped to shed splashes rather than absorb them.

Battery life is 24 hours at moderate volume, or around 8 hours at near-maximum output, and a full recharge takes 2.5 hours over USB-C. The speaker also works as a power source in a pinch — the USB-C port supports reverse charging for a phone that is about to die. Pair two SoundLoop 360 units over True Wireless Stereo mode and they split left and right channels into a genuinely wide stage.

The rest of the design is deliberately unremarkable in the best way. Four silicone buttons on top work with wet hands or gloves. The braided carry loop clips to a bag strap. An IP67 rating means full dust ingress protection and immersion in up to one metre of water for 30 minutes — the speaker is equally at home beside a sink, a pool or a rain-soaked campsite.

Key features: true 360° dispersion · 20 W Class-D with passive radiator and excursion-managing DSP · 24 h playback, 2.5 h USB-C recharge · IP67 dust-tight and immersion resistant · TWS stereo pairing · reverse USB-C charging

In the box: speaker, USB-C cable, pre-attached braided carry loop, quick start guide