BassBloom ROAR 3

BassBloom ROAR 3 – key technical specifications

• Maximum output power 30 W peak
• Driver 20 W
• Passive radiators Two, positioned at the top and bottom
• Audio output mode Stereo
• EQ modes Two – vocal and bass
• Wireless connectivity Bluetooth 5.4
• TWS pairing Supports pairing two speakers for left-right stereo
• Battery life Up to 24 hours at 50% volume with lights off
• Power display Percentage display
• Water-resistance rating IPX6; not intended for submersion
• Lighting RGB
• Weight 480 g
• Mounting type Tabletop
• Design features Compact body and carry strap

## BassBloom ROAR 3 review: a little speaker with big weekend energy

The BassBloom ROAR 3 is built for the kind of listening that doesn’t require a carefully arranged living room: music on the kitchen counter, a podcast at the campsite, or a soundtrack for an afternoon by the pool. Its compact shape and carry strap make it easy to move around, while the tabletop-friendly design means it’s just as at home on a desk as it is outdoors.

For a portable Bluetooth speaker, the sound pitch is refreshingly straightforward: give listeners a choice between clearer vocals and a fuller, bassier presentation. That flexibility should suit everything from spoken-word listening to pop and dance tracks, where a little extra low-end can make a small speaker feel more lively. The ROAR 3 isn’t trying to replace a full-size stereo system; it’s aiming to make everyday listening more enjoyable wherever you happen to be.

BassBloom also emphasizes its bass-enhancement approach, pairing its main driver with passive radiators to give music more weight. That’s an appealing idea in a compact speaker, where bass can otherwise feel thin. The sensible caveat is that a portable design still has limits: expect a more satisfying, rounded sound, not room-shaking lows.

Convenience is a major part of the allure. A visible battery display takes some of the guesswork out of charging, and the long-playtime claim makes the speaker sound suited to a day away from an outlet. Its water-resistant construction adds welcome peace of mind around splashes and rain, though it’s not designed to be submerged. For a beach bag, picnic table, or poolside setup, that distinction matters.

The ROAR 3 adds a bit of fun, too. Colorful lighting gives it more presence after dark, while the option to pair two speakers for left-right stereo offers a way to build a wider soundstage later. Those extras won’t be essential to everyone, but they help the speaker feel like more than a basic Bluetooth box.

At $17.90, the BassBloom ROAR 3 is positioned as an inexpensive, portable Bluetooth speaker for casual listening and outdoor use. Its mix of adjustable sound, easy carrying, battery visibility, water protection, and lighting makes it particularly appealing for shoppers who want a versatile speaker without turning the purchase into a major decision.