If you are tired of weak, tinny audio barely cutting through the noise of saws and compressors, DEWALT’s latest release might be exactly what your jobsite needs. We just got our hands on the new DEWALT Toughsound Pro Bluetooth Speaker, and we put it through a rigorous sound and durability test on the channel.
Before you watch the full review video, let’s break down the specs that make this rugged speaker a serious contender for your tool kit.
Unboxing the Toughsound Pro: Key Specs & Features
DEWALT built this speaker to survive the elements while delivering surprisingly massive audio. Here is what they packed into this heavy-duty unit:
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Pro Audio Sound: It features a passive bass radiator designed to deliver “superior pro audio sound” that won’t get lost in a noisy environment.
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All-Day Battery Life: Expect up to 14 hours of runtime on a single battery charge, easily getting you through a long shift.
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Customizable Audio: It includes 4 distinct EQ modes—Dynamic, Vocal, Bass, and Treble—letting you tune the sound whether you are listening to a heavy bass playlist or a podcast.
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Jobsite Ready Durability: It features a rugged design complete with a convenient carry strap. It also boasts an IP67 rating, meaning it is highly resistant to both water and dust.
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Modern Charging: It utilizes a USB-C charging port for quick and convenient power-ups.
The Wildest Feature: 100-Speaker Pairing
Perhaps the most insane feature of the Toughsound Pro is its linking capability. DEWALT claims you can pair up to 100 of these speakers together. While you might not need a hundred speakers for a residential remodel, imagine linking three or four of these across a large framing site or during a weekend tailgate.
Watch the Full Sound Test & Review
Specs on a page are one thing, but how does it actually sound when the volume is cranked up? Does the bass radiator actually deliver?
In our latest video, we test the 4 different EQ modes, push the volume to its limits, and give you our honest verdict on whether the Toughsound Pro is worth your hard-earned cash.
What do you think of DEWALT’s new speaker? Let us know in the YouTube comments if you plan on picking one up or if you are sticking with your current jobsite radio.