You can get cheaper Bluetooth speakers that do the job, but the small yet versatile UE Roll has more to distinguish itself for the price -- both in terms of design and performance.
The Ultimate Ears Roll is a disc-shaped, fully waterproof speaker that you can attach onto anything — kayak, bike, scooter, you name it — using its marine-grade bungee cord. It has all the app features that are available to its larger UE siblings (like...
When I started playing music, I noticed how clear and beautiful the sound was and how it doesn't distort when you turn it up to full volume. The loudness is also very impressive for what it is. I found that keeping it at full volume for too long was...
There are several things you want out of a portable speaker and as long as it can tick at least a few of the important boxes and preferably a few of the secondary ones too, you are on to a winner. Ultimate Ears has managed that with the Roll in spades....
When it comes to affordable Bluetooth speakers there are so many options on the market, so standing out is important. Which is exactly what the UE Roll does: it's colourful and distinctive discus-like design is eye-catching, while sound output is...
The Ultimate Ears Roll is a superb little speaker that works perfectly for its intended purpose – both in its design and performance.It's small enough to throw in a bag without a second thought and sturdy enough to go wherever you feel like taking...
Overall, we love the UE ROLL. From its design to the audio quality, it’s a great addition to the UE family and is an ideal companion for those of us that enjoy the great outdoors. It’s water/dust/stain resistance and rugged design means that it should be able to handle almost anything that you can throw at it (within reason, of course).
Whether you should get the Roll depends on what you expect to get out of a Bluetooth speaker for your money. If a visually-striking, acrobatic option is all you need, check this out. Otherwise, keep...
The UE Roll looks good, attaches to pretty much everything, it's ultra-portable, super-durable and most importantly, it sounds great. So I love it. It's my new outdoor speaker of choice and its portability means I'll be taking it wherever I go. With...
Logitech's Ultimate Ears brand has released UE Roll ($100), a new disc-shaped Bluetooth speaker. The speaker is iPX7 waterproof, with a stain-resistant, waterproof, dirt-proof cover. A "marine-grade" bungee cord can be found on the back of the speaker,...
LikeFunky design.Surprisingly good sound.Good battery, good Bluetooth range.Don't LikeRelatively expensive.Non-standard shape may annoy some.No Wi-Fi or party mode.The $149.95 UE Roll is, all things told, a pretty impressive speaker. It has a lot of...
You can get cheaper Bluetooth speakers that do the job, but the small yet versatile UE Roll has more to distinguish itself for the price -- both in terms of design and...
Ultimate Ears boasts an impressive record with its line of Bluetooth speakers since the release of the original UE Boom in 2013, which it followed up with the smaller UE Mini Boom and the larger UE Megaboom. All of these speakers pack big sound, loud...
L to R: UE Mini ( review ), Roll ( review ), Boom ( review ) and Megaboom ( review ), JBL Charge 2+ ( review ) and Charge 2 ( review ), Bose Soundlink III ( review ) and Soundlink Mini 2 ( prev review )There's nothing like having a summer moment free to...
Retailing at just $169.90, the UE Roll is a cheaper and more portable speaker for people who prefer less bass in their music and want to be able to take their music with them everywhere they go without sacrificing...
The UE ROLL is the most affordable speaker yet to make an appearance in the company lineup. And yet, despite an MSRP of just $99, this speaker sounds amazing and packs in great features. That alone makes it worth checking out. Add in the fact that it...
You can get cheaper Bluetooth speakers that do the job, but the small yet versatile UE Roll has more to distinguish itself for the price -- both in terms of design and performance.
As reviewed by cnet