#spectra 300

I’ve been seeing these Sonic Gear Spectra 300 speakers from various stores in the past while I was in search for a decent set of speakers with an affordable price tag but never really got a chance to test it myself. Going back to the Spectra 300, the 2.1 speaker comes in a medium size box and the usual Styrofoam protection along the sides to keep the goods a bit secured. In terms of design, I’d give the Spectra 300 a thumbs-up for keeping it simple with a bit of an accent here and there to add a bit of flavor. Other than the lining on the two satellite speakers and the accent on the volume knob and power button of the woofer, the Spectra 300 mostly painted black. In terms of sound quality, the Spectra 300's was able to deliver a pretty decent sound output in some areas. The Spectra 300 doesn’t offer much of a soundstage as compared to other pricey sound system. Aesthetic wise, I think that SonicGear really did a great job on the Spectra 300's design. Here’s the sample snaps we have taken by the OPPO Pad 5: [embed-google-photos-album link="https://photos.app.goo.gl/w5fkgy1ZQJaagRh16" mode="carousel"] Performance and Benchmarks Powering the OPPO Pad 5 is the MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra chipset combined with 8GB of RAM (LPDDR5X) and 256GB (UFS 3.1) of expandable storage. Read more in our articles including "SonicGear Spectra 300 Review" and "realme P4 Power Review".