UE | BOOM by Ultimate Ears

Logitech Europe S.A.

About this app

The BOOM app by Ultimate Ears has everything you need to get the most out of your Ultimate Ears speaker. From PartyUp to customizable EQ, unlock even more awesome ways to use your BOOM series speakers.

- PartyUp lets you connect up to 150 speakers to take your parties to a whole new level - wherever, whenever, whatever!
- You control the sound: All about that bass? In a tight space? You control the atmosphere with a couple of built-in EQ and custom options.
- Remote control: Use the app to turn power on/off your speakers and other controls from afar.
- Much more: personalize your speaker’s name, EQ preferences, and preset playlists (BOOM 3, MEGABOOM 3, HYPERBOOM and EPICBOOM only)
- Subscribe to updates so you never miss a thing. A simple tap in the app updates your speaker with the latest features in no time.
- Sign-up to subscribe to Ultimate Ears newsletters and special offers.

Ratings and reviews

While the ability to start a playlist with the push of a button is pretty handy, I have found that the app running in the background causes audio to cut out frequently. I force stopped the app and no longer have issues with sound cutting out. None of my other Bluetooth devices have this issue, so it is definitely the app. Bummer.

I love the sound of these speakers. And my friends who hear them are impressed. That's until one of the speakers disconnects when in Party Up mode, and then it's just embarrassing. I have to keep reconnecting. It will stay connected for about 4 to 5 minutes, then disconnect again. Occasionally it will eventually hold, but it's frustrating getting to that point. I'm assuming that maybe this isn't a priority for Logitech? You know, the idea of providing a quality product?

I've had to go back to using the old Megaboom app, because the setting for remote power on and off absolutely kills the battery. It's essentially on all the time. This means that in between sessions, the battery is dead, meaning you need to charge the speakers even when you haven't used them. Utterly crazy. Why not just update the app, and allow us to turn it off? If this was a user story. As an infrequent listener, I want my speakers to constantly discharge, so that I can remotely turn them on.

What's new

Minor bug fixes and overall app optimization.