Minirig 4 Portable Speaker Review - A rare zero-latency portable for DJs 🔊

[@djsnowpdx]

I live in the states. I do not have a car. I’m not superbly strong, and I am a backpack DJ. I like to own the best possible DJ system for small parties which I can fold out of a backpack. After months of consideration, I ordered a 2x minirig 3 + 1x minirig Sub 3 combo from the manufacturer. I have had them a couple of years, seldomn used because I’ve been focused on my day job, but at parties, it is not just me who likes them. Any test of a speaker with other people is jointly a test of the speaker and your music selecting skills, but I’m happy to say that the minirig combo has received universally positive feedback, with quite a few people’s minds blown at what it achieves. I think a stereo pair of minirigs is appropriate (with at least 6 feet of audio cable between them) for small rooms, particularly if they’re going to be set up near a wall. You want the subwoofer if you have space and carrying capacity, and if you’re outside or in the middle of a big space. If you have the subwoofer along in a small space, and you lack long enough audio cables to bridge directly between the minirigs, use the subwoofer as a passive cord extender. Turn off the subwoofer unit after wiring up the whole system with the subwoofer in the middle. Your audio will still pass from one minirig to another through it, and you won’t overwhelm your listeners (or yourself) with low frequencies. I’m torn about whether I want minirigs to catch on here in the states. It would lessen my competitive advantage, but I expect technology to erode that with time anyway. It would also increase the chances I could encounter a party host or other goer who supplies additional minirigs while I’m DJing, which would be a treat. :)

[@digitaldjtips]

Thanks for sharing your story! And we agree, that subwoofer is useful for parties and gives you an ultra-portable system that punches way above its weight.

[@_AvgWellInformedCitizen]

I been looking for exactly this. Zero latency is very important. Perfect addition to my mobile rig!

[@nanopixel6460]

I Dj'd at the park yesterday with Minirig 4 + Subwoofer (first time djing outside bedroom ever) and a local radio DJ came up and immediately wanted to know the speakers I was using because he loved the sound.

[@digitaldjtips]

Great story, thanks!

[@michaelfair1671]

Hiya, I was interested in buying the subwoofer can you change the bass frequency on the sub instead of using the app. Thanks

[@nanopixel6460]

@michaelfair1671 the only thing you can do on the sub is switch it between low gain and high gain, I don't know the specifics of what that changes though. Its frequency response is 48-120hz

[@ShouldaWaved]

I was thinking of going not the minirig 3s , didn't realize the 4s were out, I've been looking st minirig for over a decade, never having bought, but I do own 2 earfun uboom L that sound descent but the bass kind of sucks

[@KatazuiOfficial]

The USB-C is a game changer! I’ve DJ chill 20-people open deck parties, they work amazing!

[@digitaldjtips]

Totally agree!

[@JBlueVan]

@@digitaldjtips I've found the cheap as w-king amazon speakers to be similar latency to the mrigs

[@Johnnyjawbone]

Pre ordered this months back. Had it a while. No latency when using Macbook and Djay Pro. Bristol made too, proper job!

[@digitaldjtips]

Agreed, we love ‘em

[@olivergroves2007]

Awesome review! Thanks Phil! Might get one for portability and outdoor DJ sets and streams

[@digitaldjtips]

Good choice!

[@nathantharper]

The soundcore motion + is also a beast for almost no latency. I'm glad I have another option!

[@ThereminHero]

Confirmed that the soundcore motion plus also has zero aux-in latency. 👍

[@bradwilson2279]

I've just bought 2 for my decks and they are brilliant

[@digitaldjtips]

Good stuff!

[@purplepill1478]

Just ordered 2 for the sound system in my Classic Mini 🤙

[@digitaldjtips]

Awesome!

[@allandenola5968]

GOSH Phil - keep looking to buy in the United States and now a new one which i would buy tomorrow but its not available anywhere. Anything as good available in the United States ? Too bad we cannot do a group purchase with you !

[@digitaldjtips]

Very hard to get stateside it’s true

[@sodaandsoap]

You mention better alternatives to dual Minirig + sub; what would these be (for zero latency at a similar price)?

[@digitaldjtips]

Not "better", possibly more convenient. Any small battery speaker intended for general PA use would be a good place to start.

[@sodaandsoap]

@ thanks for coming back to me!

[@lukemachinegreen5168]

I wish I had seen this before buying the Soundcore boombox-2 plus (has lag). I have been through 3 x speakers now looking for something. I even had to take my mackie monitor speaker on holiday for the hotel room! Lol. Most people think there is no lag on their speaker, but you can only tell when using the headphones and trying to mix. Quick question. Do you know of any slightly bigger options? Other than buying two with a sub? Thanks 😊

[@digitaldjtips]

I would say look at the very small battery-powered PA speakers that are sold for singers and so on - they also work well for DJs.

[@stevied2710]

Hey these ar are nice pair of portable speakers for small rooms partys or live streaming I guess. I wonder what Bluetooth version, how much for the full set up not individual price. Ohh have they got different colours like the previous Minirigs speakers had?

[@TheMorfresh]

I've heard that the Minirig 4 sounds inferior to the Minirig 3, even though it's burnt well. I want to know if it's true or not. Because I myself am interested in this model as well.

[@digitaldjtips]

We have tested both and do not think this is true

[@RASirie1]

Minirig 3 is not available anymore so go for the 4 with usb-c is a lot better

[@JCkido0o]

i have a pair of 4s and had a pair of 3s. the 4s are doing lots of sound processing to try and amp up the bass when it can; sadly that makes them sound like a rollarcoaster instead of just having a nice flat clean sound i loved my 3s so much for. best part about the 4s is it cranks the bass during quiet parts so whenever the bass comes back in, the first "kick" is always gained so high it makes the speaker flat out fart, then it suddenly over corrects and the second bass "kick" is under powered. i brought my pair of 4s to a friends house for a party and we ended putting them back in my backpack and i shit you not we played music off an alexa dot instead. my 3's stayed at home because the wireless sucked' my 4s stay at home because the sound processing.

[@WaterFresh7]

This problem goes away when you add the sub. Doesn't it?

[@MilGrip76]

​@@JCkido0othe 3 does this too... usually called "pumping", the clip/fart of bass at med+ levels is really disappointing given their overall excellent sound and features. Version 5 should have a "subwoofer mode" with vol limiting, and a true "loud" setting with steeply filtered low end. My 2 pence.

[@bodio_ua]

Hey Phil! Thanks for the review. What speaker will be better from your point of view for a DJ practice on the go and for listening to music in terms of sound volume and bass quality: a pair of Minirig 4 or a Marshall Middleton? Thank you

[@digitaldjtips]

This one

[@MichaelSmithRaces]

Great content @digitaldjtips I have been going through lots of your videos because I just got an FLX4 and have issues with latency as you describe with a JBL speaker. I would love your opinion on what you would buy as a starting aspiring DJ without a dedicated space - I'm just setting up in the kitchen. These look ideal but I wonder if they are perhaps not that much easier to get out and setup than something like pioneer DM40 or MAudio BX4 which you have also reviewed. You mention that attaching the subwoofer is just an extra faff and that's making me think that plugging one cable into the wall might be worth it if they sound better than the minirigs without a sub? Many thanks for all the content, Merry Christmas!

[@digitaldjtips]

for a home setup, your suggestions make most sense

[@michaelfair1671]

Hi Phil, great review as always I was just wondering if you can change the bass frequency on the sub instead of using the app. Thanks Mikey

[@digitaldjtips]

Not that I know of

[@bulb74]

and how good is the USB powerbank function?

[@chriswinterink8183]

Great review. I have my eye on them for a while now. How would you compare these (in a 2.0 or 2.1 set-up) with the aiaiai unit4 in terms of sound quality and loudness?

[@digitaldjtips]

Pretty close in a 2.1 for quality, not quite as loud

[@sxxychocolate6233]

As someone who own MR3 2.1 set up, ideally you'd want the left , right and the sub...the added depth and omph make all the difference. While two minirigs sound great they can be a bit treble heavy, which certainly needs toning down via EQ'ing. The addition of the sub gives you that sheer depth and rumble that you simply don't get with two standard minirig speakers. While the set up amd charging of multiple speakers can be a faff, the small footprint and modularity of such a set is at this moment, unmatched. By the way, even a 1.1 set up sounds great l, you just lose that true stereo sound....

[@bnewson33]

2.1 is also mono ,just bass from one channel. It's expensive ,but worth it. Have one mini 4 and sub3 ,the bass on high gain is insane. Having a good source of audio helps massively.

[@kalz6969]

Excellent review Phil. I have just picked up X2 Minirig4 and X2 Minisub3 giving me a 2.2 setup. I am having issues on running them in stereo from the RCA red/white jacks on a DDJ-400 to the 3.5 AUX. I really want that stereo mode effect but when switching from mono/left/right I am failing. What have you done to make this work?

[@digitaldjtips]

We just plugged two in and it was instantly in stereo, we didn’t change anything!

[@yovni]

Beware, I plugged them in directly from an ipad but could not get enough volume at a party. Very disappointed i was. 😢.

[@kalz6969]

@@yovni oh, gotta be something to do with the tablet. Mine are ear piercing loud with really good sound. Play around with them more. I am really impressed with mine just as loun if not better than the battery operated Bose. My set up is a 2.2 however but really good. It is either your device or volume level setup. Good luck. Hey worst case scenario. Reset the MR4. Instructions on website

[@JulianPrior]

Just ordered two of these Phil, thanks for your great review. They ship to Canada (where I live) and I love that I'm supporting a small audio company from Bristol (where I lived for a few years!). Do you think two of these would be loud enough for 20 people in a small back garden? Can you use another sub with a pair or does it have to be the Minirig sub?

[@digitaldjtips]

Maybe just about. You could plug any sub in

[@ieonking1053]

My minirig will not charge, i tried different cables and chargers, even tried the charger point on the bottom under the rubber feet it still plays music but needs changing

[@digitaldjtips]

No idea, sorry

[@MrDJMikieMike]

Great Video!!

[@digitaldjtips]

Thanks!

[@josephzhao5539]

You said that you would rather get a single unit instead of adding in the subwoofer, do you have any all in one systems in mind that have zero latency for aux input at a comparable price point?

[@digitaldjtips]

Not really, you’d be looking at the very small battery powered PA speakers

[@TomPalkovic]

Minirig 3 had two major flaws for me. The wireless stereo mode was horrendously unstable and they were permanently in a pairing mode so any unauthorised person could connect to them anytime they didn't get signal from my devices. Have these been fixed in this generation?

[@digitaldjtips]

Not sure as not investigated these issues or experienced them

[@SimonYip-n1o]

Just want to clarify, when you say the Minirig 4 has zero latency, I assume you mean it has zero latency when it’s connected via Bluetooth (BT) and not wired? Having said that, I believe the speaker utilizes BT5.0 and not the newest BT5.3 / 5.4. Is it really possible for it to achieve zero latency? Thank you so much in advance for your feedback.

[@digitaldjtips]

Only zero latency when wired, which, by the way, is not the case with most such speakers nowadays, sadly, due to the DSPs.

[@LarryRichelli]

I know this was 8 months ago but if you haven't heard of the Brane X when you check it out you will have a new favorite. The Minirigs don't hold a candle to the Brane x

[@digitaldjtips]

Thanks, we'll take a look.

[@Bound4Earth]

If they made this into a protable speaker like Sony or JBL I would buy it 100%, regardless of price, at least give us options. Carrying around 2 speakers and sub woofer with the most trash connections is just not good for 99% of people. It is the reason I still own 2 JBL Xtreme 3s. The form factor, delivers great bass, unlike the Xtreme 4, and they pair easily sounding great in stereo. This would win but they refuse to make a true portable. I bought both for sub $200 new through eBay fire sales. People shit on JBL but form factor matters to a lot of people. I would never purchased the Xtreme 3 for retail $350 but at the price I got them they were a steal. I would gladly purchase the 2 Minirig plus sub tube or whatever they call it for 500-600 plus, but they refuse to give it to us for some reason.

[@digitaldjtips]

I think these are better individually too, too much faff to start plugging them all together with wires.

[@djrevuleo]

Been eyeing one of these for a few years and more recently in months. Would you recommend one (or two) of these for a monitor speaker? I sometimes do smaller events and don’t want to bring my 8” if I don’t have to. Or been fortunate enough to do some outdoor events where everything is there but no monitor. And if this would be perfect to toss in my laptop bag and serve my needs.

[@digitaldjtips]

I’d say try one you can always add another later. But then again I’ve always been happy with a single monitor

[@djrevuleo]

@@digitaldjtips perfect thank you. Ordered one to try it out. I never have my monitor blasting so I feel like one will be good as well

[@carlsupermankent]

I have a soundbox. Perfect to use with XLR for DJing in the garden or use it Bluetooth with the phone to just listen to music. I love it.

[@digitaldjtips]

It is indeed a great speaker.

[@lordcarloshere]

The old ones did not have an proprietary cable. It was an ordinary barrel connector.

[@digitaldjtips]

Fair enough but not as common as the near-universal USB-C which we deem to be far superior

[@bulb74]

How does it compared to aiaiai Unit-4?

[@digitaldjtips]

Different types of speaker

[@Everjam]

The main issue with the previous generations (at least gen3) has been that the bluetooth connectivity (when using more than one speaker) has been bad/unstable and simply quite hard to just set up. Obviously, not so important for DJ:ing, but did you test this?

[@digitaldjtips]

Nope, we are only really interested in these for DJing.

[@simonlennon2351]

One of the really bad issues with the 3's was wireless stereo pair the signal between the two speakers was just awful and almost anything would cause one speaker to constantly cut in and out. Has this been fixed in the 4s? A simple test was putting a person or a wall between the two speakers.

[@digitaldjtips]

No idea. All I can say was they worked flawlessly for us but we did neither of those things!

[@pineapple6464able]

Hi Phil, great review video thank you. I am looking for something that offers relative portability, great sound and ability to DJ with, for small parties (up to 20-30 people type thing) indoor and outdoors (e.g. beach/forest etc.) - would you say these would fit the bill and if so for how many people roughly do you reckon a 2.1 setup with these could cater for (and same Q for a 4.2 set up), to give sound that allows for a proper party (i.e. loud + thumpy bass) ?! I know this is a tough question to answer and depends on multiple variables but any estimations on this would be so helpful! As it's a difficult decision deciding between these and something bigger but perhaps punchier e.g. soundbok. Currently I only have yamaha hs7 monitors for home practice. Thank you in advance and sorry for the long Q! :)

[@digitaldjtips]

I'd go for something bigger definitely.

[@pineapple6464able]

@@digitaldjtips thanks for response! Anything you'd recommend then to fit this bill?

[@charliecarpenter2840]

The power saving function is broken as standard, waiting for support to answer. Looking for a better system if no fix

[@dhrumiljain9255]

How about Bose Soundlink Max?

[@digitaldjtips]

Will have latency

[@The_Amateur_Hour]

It definitely has noticeable latency. I returned mine and just ordered one of these

[@dhrumiljain9255]

Are there any alternatives of minirigs that's available in India?

[@Natsukashii1111]

I'm not a dj but I have a ue hyperboom. I happened to wire my ue and another speaker, ue even wired has a latency so high it might be bigger than most other speaker in Bluetooth.

[@digitaldjtips]

It’s pretty standard nowadays on these types of speakers

[@sophia696]

can DDJ-SB2 be connected to minirig 4?

[@digitaldjtips]

It's just a speaker, so anything can be connected to it.

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

Out of interest, can Soundcore (Motion Boom Plus, Boom 2) or Tronsmart speakers (T6 Max, Force SE) be connected to a DJ controller such as the Pioneer FLX4? Any advice is greatly appreciated. FYI - those speakers mentioned above are USB C powered, Bluetooth and have headphone jack ports.

[@digitaldjtips]

Without testing, can't tell you, but probably not from experience (they'll have latency even via that wired socket).

[@willienelsongonzalez4609]

@@digitaldjtips Damn, was afraid you’d say there could be issues with latency. Be interesting to see if any on the market are compatible. Looks like I might be investing in a couple of Min Rig 4’s.

[@mojarobinson]

Can I get away with just one speaker to DJ? Ive been doing that for easier traveling and for simple quick personal mixes

[@digitaldjtips]

Yes

[@mojarobinson]

@@digitaldjtips Thanks! last question, how do you feel about getting the mini 2 over the 4?

[@GK-mk1jg]

No mention about the sound quality and if they are better than the 3’s. The MRBT2’s still sound the best IMO

[@digitaldjtips]

Don’t sound any different to us

[@murisan3589]

Can you use Bluetooth and Audio In at the same time? Want to play guitar over KZbin tracks with it.

[@digitaldjtips]

Not sure but I think not

[@PhillBurns]

I use my Minirigs wired into a £9.99 Echo Flex (when on offer) which makes them 'smart'

[@digitaldjtips]

Cool

[@SherwinBajao]

My old UE (Ultimate Ears) speakers have no latency when wired.

[@digitaldjtips]

It’s newer multi-speaker capable units that are the problem

[@surgeryonthesidehustle]

This is just what I've been needing.

[@digitaldjtips]

Good to hear it

[@euanelsworth4661]

The minirig 3 sometimes has issues when trying to Bluetooth more than one minirig together. Have they fixed this problem with the minirig 4?

[@digitaldjtips]

Not seen that issue so can't say - sorry.

[@inkd_dnb]

Is it zero latency using just one minirig? And is sound quality still okay with just one?

[@digitaldjtips]

It can be with more than one if you wire them together

[@cokomairena]

are there line in speakers WITH LATENCY? Or I misunderstood?

[@edgarespina2398]

Yes most portable speakers have latency even if they are wired

[@Johnnyjawbone]

? Errr. This have ZERO latency. None. You DJ and the sound comes through instantly on these.

[@digitaldjtips]

They are zero latency when wired which is unusual for battery/bluetooth speakers nowadays

[@jigf139]

great review! I recently acquired a pair of xiaomi bhr4802gl bluetooth speakers; they've been around for a while now. Their performance in stereo mode is superb. Imaging, soundstage, clarity, and bass definition and extension are considerably pleasing for a $50 to $60 setup. Pairing is quick and easy too. Anyways. A comparison of the minirigs and the xiaomis would be enlightening.

[@digitaldjtips]

We've never heard of those, thanks for the heads up.

[@jigf139]

@@digitaldjtips I hope you get to try them. If so, be prompt to share your experience with us!

[@woodybouyounes7281]

Hey Phil, if you can have a look at another UK company that is producing a very interesting speaker, they are known for guitar amps, and came out with a zero latency speaker with physical EQs, it the Orange Box from Orange. Can you give them a go and let us know what you think?

[@digitaldjtips]

We tried to get them to loan us a review sample but they didn’t do so in the end so we can’t report on that!

[@MaZEEZaM]

@@digitaldjtips poor marketing choice for the company.

[@laranja3]

What is your opinion on Minirig 3 VS minirig 4 only sound quality?

[@digitaldjtips]

Same

[@laranja3]

@@digitaldjtips?

[@wolfunplugged]

is the minirig 2 also without latency?

[@digitaldjtips]

yes they all are

[@RandomContenu]

That's indeed sad that new bluetooth speakers have latency even by wire. I keep my Ultimate Ears Miniboom in shape for that, perfect for my minimalist solo DJing with my Hercules DJ Starlight. Always looking for newer and louder options !!!

[@digitaldjtips]

It’s to do with the DSPs that enable multi-speaker setups

[@RandomContenu]

@@digitaldjtips ooooh that might be why my wonder boom (later model that allows Bluetooth stereo) doesn't have a line in ! Thanks

[@djcal623]

soooo can these be used as booth speakers?

[@TheSaabClinicUK]

No, you are not going to hear these, over main room speakers.

[@digitaldjtips]

As monitors at bar gigs, yeah, nowhere louder though

[@TheSaabClinicUK]

Another reason i moved to Denon. Booth to headphones, either mix with cue or specific ear. Dont need booth speakers anymore.

[@leighinibiza]

SUAT uses these on his mobile rig

[@digitaldjtips]

He does indeed

[@anicarnic3939]

Hi Phil, thought subwoofer was good for live-streaming outdoors no? Have you changed your mind? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@digitaldjtips]

If you can be bothered keeping everything charged and setting 3 speakers up then yeah sounds great!

[@anicarnic3939]

@@digitaldjtips hahaha yes indeed. Far too many things need charging up these days. Hard keeping up with it All! I’ve just replaced a lost MINIRIG 3 with a 4. It’s defo a BIG improvement in charge time. 2.1 setup is LOUD. I adore it!

[@hinchlikescake7592]

£150 is insane for a single bluetooth speaker of this size. I remember the MK3's launching a lot less. Does sound good but way too much. Even if they are assembled in Bristol. Pretty niche thing but at least these guys are still around and making some good quality mini speakers. Not that there are many around.

[@digitaldjtips]

£100 is insane for a watch strap, but Apple sells loads! 🤣

[@hinchlikescake7592]

@@digitaldjtips Apple have a lot of customers who are whales. And will buy anything with an Apple logo. Not sure what this has to do with Apple wrist straps anyways...... Both overpriced thats for sure.

[@mikepope577]

​@@digitaldjtips There are plenty of speakers in this price range and the minirig wipes the floor with most I've heard for sound. I have a much bigger and more expensive Bose smart speaker that does more stuff but doesn't sound as good as the minirig.

[@etaknar]

My MiniRig3 pair outperforms my Yamaha soundbar, which cost about as much as both of them, but has 30x the physical volume, and plugs into the wall. The MR3 pair is noticeably better, and the Yamaha isn't crap. It's actually pretty good. Size is irrelevant.

[@dennismarlowe]

These or the AIAIAI Unit 4?

[@digitaldjtips]

They are different types of speakers, go with what suits your circumstances best

[@DARCnarc]

all through this review he looked 1 step away from playing music through them with his dj equipment....but never did

[@digitaldjtips]

What good would that do though? You can't judge one set of speakers by listening to them through another (your computer's, your headphones etc).

[@DARCnarc]

@@digitaldjtips yeah your right, but it so looked like you were gearing up to show off some dj skills Good review btw, I never wanted previous models because of power cable but the unit is great, another reviewer took it apart and the insides are monstrous

[@Everjam]

Technically the old charger was not propriatary but just another standard, which they had good reasons for. But agree, it's been an annoyance to have to bring an extra cable for these guys

[@digitaldjtips]

Agreed, but also we think USB-C is a step forwards.

[@peternapoliello2490]

Impossible to buy in Europe and ordering from the UK one must pay an additional VAT which makes the price point way too high. I already own 3 Minirig 3s and a sub ...sadly pairing sometimes becomes problematic. Nice device, great volume but overpriced IMHO.

[@digitaldjtips]

That's often the case with smaller companies unfortunately, especially since Brexit in the case of UK companies.

[@mannatuba5925]

They sound great, but the built quality is rubbish. Both mine started rattling within a year

[@digitaldjtips]

Wow sorry to hear that! We have literally every generation and not had a single problem with a single unit!

[@sxxychocolate6233]

Yep, Minirig definitely have quality control issues with a plethora being reported BUT its a double edged sword...there simply is nothing better pound for pound then my Minirig 3...

[@DJShaiGuy]

Just ordered a second hand minirig 3 and cacked myself 😅 It's okay, can do without Bluetooth, the USB c and the eq/light gimmicks.

[@digitaldjtips]

Will still sound amazing

[@charlescameron3471]

How do they compare to Ik multimedia iloud?

[@digitaldjtips]

Smaller, quieter, battery powered.

[@mikepope577]

Repairability is a big plus with these

[@digitaldjtips]

Good point to make, thanks Mike

[@leaveempty5320]

I have these and they're ok for what they are. They sound like a Bose car stereo or Sonos speaker, so have an unnatural response and muddled sound. The low-mids appear boosted replacing the bass which it what I guess the sub-woofer is meant to fix. Ok for messing about with, but I can't listen to them for long. Meh.

[@digitaldjtips]

No small speaker will give you true low bass, it's the physics

[@mardyj]

A bit misleading, you imply (maybe not deliberately) that they’re zero latency when used wirelessly, only to say it’s zero latency when plugged in. I don’t think that’s any different from any of the old minirigs or other small speakers TBH

[@digitaldjtips]

We do not mean to imply that

[@ThoseLittleVoicesSEVRUN]

Funny thing though it's still notable to mention. I picked up a UE hyperboom and even when plugged into AUX the digital processor added a deal breaking amount of latency even when plugged in. Needless to say I was pissed. This may be the solution I was looking for.

[@gamalyahisraelion3463]

9:12

[@BlahzayHeetay]

Did they ever fix that godawful app?

[@digitaldjtips]

Not a fan of the app, as stated in the review

[@sxxychocolate6233]

Not for the Minirig 3...they brushed it under the carpet and many a fan boy accepted this shoddy behaviour due to the speaker sounding so good from such a small package. Personally, that contemptuous behaviour means that I for one won't be upgrading from the Minirig3's to 4's....

[@T0pBaNaNa]

So no extra wattage 🤔

[@digitaldjtips]

I think they've pushed that about as far as it can go for a speaker of this size

[@whoever_81]

Too expensive. They don't even have specifications and features on their site! Wth is wrong with this company.

[@digitaldjtips]

They’re a great company with a fantastic product

[@whoever_81]

@@digitaldjtips Agreed but it's strange.

[@rygaros6669]

too expensive if you want 2.1 sorry

[@digitaldjtips]

Why are you apologising?

[@jo1512]

Minirig 3 was better. Better app, better sound, better battery. I have minirig 3 and 4

[@davisvilla16]

USB C though...

[@samipuola]

I miss those days when this channel was about professional gear. Now it's about toys 😢

[@gavinbroughton]

Perhaps, but honestly Minirigs are really awesome mini BT speakers. I would not DJ with them, but ace paired to your phone.

[@damianhbk1]

There's always Mojaxx at DJ City TV if that's more your style 🤷‍♂️

[@Johnnyjawbone]

Toys? SUAT would beg to differ. Well, he wouldn't beg. He's too busy having fun with these bad boys.

[@kreature6618]

These speakers are the pro gear mini speakers actually designed by djs, there far from toys for what they do, can highly recommend for home where full size monitors are not a option or small beach parties

[@digitaldjtips]

We are the same team with the same outlook, and these are awesome speakers. We recently reviewing a £4K rotary mixer, so you’re being unfair