In the hand you can feel quite a bit of pulse when bass-driven tracks are in play. This is likely due to either a passive radiator, restructured internals or improved driver. The Icon Mini sounds much louder & fuller with noticeably improved bass. With more real estate on the body, the standard array of button controls from speakers in the SoundCore (or most BT speakers) lineup are present, making for easy definition and control away from your phone.
#Anker icon plus full
Consisting of a soft rubberised feel main body and mesh metal front (not certain how long the branding will last though), the Icon Mini comes in measuring at 95 x 76 x 32 mm with a weight of 208g, making the Icon Mini just over 50% larger but over double the weight of the Nano (54mm x 54mm x 28mm / 80g).Īlong with the fresh design comes a fresh power on/off sound, which kinda reminds me of a water droplet motif, fitting as the speaker is now packing an IP67 rating (something which was always missing but wanted on the Nano), so your good against dust, dirt and full submersion in water (up to 1 meter). The Icon Mini has a rather a pebble-like shape, sports similar materials & construction to other more recent speakers in the revamped SoundCore line-up. The shockproof addition means I can drop it all over the place and it will stick keep rocking. SO it is perfect for pool parties, or baths. This also features IP67 water resistance and floats while it plays. Meaning you can charge it at night and then have a full days worth of music before its time to come home. It goes for up to 12 hours from a single charge. I can then hang this by the pool or even above the bed, Railings, trees, clothes, bikes, or anywhere else you can think of. There’s a detachable strap lets you wrap and hang it anywhere. This makes the overall speaker sound amazing, and really fill out open space.
#Anker icon plus driver
Along with an over-sized elliptical driver that work together to power the soundtrack to your adventure. The Icon is the bigger of the two, with the Mini being a lot more compact. Anker has followed suit with their Soundcore Icon series of speakers. With the beach season on the horizon, Bluetooth speakers are popping up again.
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