Ultimate Ears Boom 3 vs Aiwa SBX-350 A – Specs, Price & Comparison (2026)

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Brand	Ultimate Ears	Aiwa
Model No	Boom 3	SBX-350 A
Wired / Wireless	Bluetooth Speaker Specification	Bluetooth Speaker Specification
Driver Type	Dynamic	Dynamic

Driver Diameter	NA	NA
Impedance	NA	NA
Sensitivity	90 dBC	NA
Frequency Response	90 Hz - 20000 Hz	60 Hz â€” 20 KHz
Maximum Power Input	5 V / 2A	DC 5V / 1A
Maximum Power Output	90 W ( RMS ) Two 2” Drivers Two 2” x 4” Passive Radiators	40 W ( RMS )
Signal to Noise Ratio	NA	< 1% >75dB

Wireless Technology	Bluetooth	Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version	5.0	5.0
Compatible Profiles	All Bluetooth Devices	All Bluetooth Devices
Supported Codecs	A2DP	aptX HD, AAA, SBC, MP3
Battery Type	Lithium-Ion Batteries	Lithium Ion Batteries
Bluetooth Range	45 Meters	10 Meters
Battery Life	15 Hours	5 Hours
Charging Time	2 Hours	4 Hours

Noise Cancelling	Passive	NA
Aux Connectivity	No	Yes
Weight	608 Gram	1.12 Kg
Dimensions	184 mm X 73 mm X 73 mm	230 mm X 125 mm X 60 mm
Available Colors	Black, Blue, Red, Pink	Black
Accessories	Ultimate Ears Boom 3 Bluetooth Speaker Quick Start Guide	Aiwa SBX-350 A Bluetooth Speaker User Manual Warranty Card Type C charging Cable
Other Features	2-YEAR Limited Hardware warranty. BOOM 3 delivers loud and immersive 360Â° sound with deep and accurate bass, all carefully balanced so you can hear every note. BOOM 3 runs on the same battery cell technology as some of the most crave-worthy electric cars. BOOM 3 will stay powered and pumping tunes for 15 hours. BOOM 3 is completely waterproof and floats. Boasting an insane IP67 water and dustproof rating, it can be totally submerged in water for up to 30-minutes. The all-new Magic Button on BOOM 3 allows you to play, pause and skip tracks directly on the speaker. Just push for convenient control of any streaming music. Use PartyUp on the Ultimate Ears app to pair 2, 3, 4...and over 150 speakers for the ultimate sound experience. You can pair any generation of BOOM and MEGABOOM together. BOOM 3 is virtually indestructible. Itâ€™s passed more than 25 seriously tough durability tests, including thousands of button pushes, 100s of tumbles, multiple drop tests, and more.	2 Passive bass radiators ( Left & right facing ). Solid Iron body with a luxurious aluminium finish on the sides. Premium Build Quality - Solid Iron Body with a luxurious aluminium finish on the sides. Qualcomm aptX HD (High Resolution Audio) Supporting 24-bit music quality over Bluetooth. TWS Multi Link Technology for synced audio from multiple speakers for true surround sound. In House Engineered - Passive Bass Radiators ( Left and Right Facing ) & Total Power Output of 40 Watts. TWS Multi Link Technology - Synced audio playback from multiple speakers for true surround sound experience. Best In Class Software - Qualcomm aptX HD (High-Resolution Audio), supporting 24- bit music quality over Bluetooth 2.0.
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Support for technologies like Dolby Atmos and DTS enhances the depth and realism of sound. Ultimate Ears Boom 3 and Aiwa SBX-350 A are feature-rich speaker setups offering a combination of powerful sound, surround experience, and connectivity options. Both systems aim to provide room-filling sound suitable for various entertainment needs. Key differences lie in output power, channel setup, and feature support, which influence performance. Both models offer multiple connectivity options for seamless integration with TVs and other devices.

Verdict: Choosing between Ultimate Ears Boom 3 and Aiwa SBX-350 A depends on your need for immersive sound and advanced audio technologies.

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Sound Output: 90W vs 40W
Channels: 90 vs 40
Frequency Response: 90 Hz - 20000 Hz vs 60 Hz â€” 20 KHz
Aux Input: no Vs yes

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