As promised, here is my review of the Soundcore Flare by Anker! Sorry for the delay; went on a trip to Baltimore to compete at the FBLA’s (Future Business Leaders of America) NLC (National Leadership Conference) during a week of the designated testing session.
Nonetheless, I have lots of good things to say about the Flare… Hope you enjoy the video!
As always, I love hearing any feedback you may have, and thanks for watching!
Slick review josh:+1:
Great review!!
Great review 
Should Anker promote the buoyancy of their waterproof speakers? 
Also what above introducing wireless charging and removing the aux port, thus negating the need of ensuring the rubber cover is fitted securely for full waterproofing?
Nice review Josh…
The bucket surely is an unique way of reviewing 
Well done again @joshuad11. I agree with you about the microUSB… with electronic advancements, we all should start living the “USB C life.” 
I absolutely love the look of the SoundCore Flare. Best looking speaker imho that Anker has produced. On a side note… is it just me or does the d in the word SoundCore, look like a music cleft note? Did anyone catch that? At first, I thought it was just a botched printing but looking at it further, it dawned on me that it would could be a note. 
Good review Josh!
Awesome review. Nice video.
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Here in SoCal, water is a precious commodity. I hope the bucket water was put to good use after he gave the Flare a bath. 
Nice review but I couldn’t hear the music while it was in the bucket. The birds were way louder, LOL. Couldn’t you have tried again with the Volume up? Your video creation and review was good but I would have preferred to hear the music audio out of the speakers, although I already own a Flare
Haha, you probably couldn’t have heard the music while it was in the water even if the volume was up. Thanks for the feedback. As far as an audio sample, I considered it, but usually try to lean away from those types of things due to the inaccurate portrayal of audio quality after recording and then playing back through other speakers…
Nice review! 
I think so definitely a cool feature.
Great review Josh! Can I ask what video editing software you are using?
Thanks!
Thanks! I am using Final Cut Pro X 10.3
Thanks for the quick reply. Well that’s only for Mac users. Since I don’t have one I’m going to need something else, probably going to use something free to start (any suggestion would be welcome). Once I get more into making videos I might get something like Adobe Premier. I would love to take a class in After Effects to make some awesome intro’s and outro’s.
great review!!! good job!!! 
Maybe Davinci Resolve 15?
Nice review, well done