The new Google Home might be the fanciest, smartest speaker on the block, but can you connect 50 of them at the same time to create a veritable wall of noise?
Well Ultimate Ears brand has just announced a firmware update for for its Boom, Boom 2 and Megaboom Bluetooth speakers, which’ll do just that.
Thanks to the new PartyUp OTA update, more than 50 of the manufacturer’s speakers to be paired to a single source.
Related: UE Boom 2 review
The music will then be played in sync with all of the others in attendance.
UE’s video shows them being deployed at some horrendous-looking underground rave, but perhaps you can think of a better use?
Will enough people you know ever own enough Ultimate Ears speakers to make this a possibility? Share your comments below.
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