The HouseofMarley Get Together 2 XL is big and loud and can double as a speakerphone, but it's also one of the most sustainably designed speakers you can buy.
You’ve got endless options when it comes to choosing a powerful Bluetooth speaker, but if you want one with a kinder approach to the earth, it’s hard to beat House of Marley’s new Get Together 2 XL, a big, $450 speaker that the company says is its loudest model to date.
There are also three available EQ modes to choose from in case you want to mix things up: Bass Boost, Acoustic, and Marley Signature Sound. Unusually for such a large Bluetooth speaker, the Get Together 2 XL also has a microphone, which you can use for phone calls. Sadly, it does not work as a standalone smart speaker, but if you connect it to a smartphone, you’ll be able to access your phone’s voice assistant.
Unfortunately, the USB ports can’t be used as digital music inputs, but there is an analog AUX-in jack in case you want to connect non-Bluetooth audio sources.
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