As we continue to improve our speaker design and implement new features, we've released a newer version of the Soundcore 2 speaker called the Soundcore 3 speaker.

To clearly distinguish the differences between these two speakers, we have listed the main differences between the Soundcore 2 and Soundcore 3 speaker below:

1) Power: Soundcore 3 has two 1.5 inch titanium diaphragm drivers, two passive radiators, and a speaker unit with a high-frequency range of up to 40kHz; Soundcore 2 has dual neodymium drivers and one passive radiator.

2) Output: Soundcore 3 has 8w*2 stereo sound, whereas Soundcore 2 has 6w*2 stereo sound.

3) Multi-Speaker: Soundcore 3 supports PartyCast™ that can pair with 100+ speakers, whereas Soundcore 2 supports TWS and can pair with 2 speakers.

4) App: Soundcore 3 supports the Soundcore app to customize EQ settings, whereas Soundcore 2 does not have app support.

5) Charging: Soundcore 3 has a USB-C port, whereas Soundcore 2 has a Micro-USB port.

6) AUX-In: Soundcore 3 does not have an AUX-In port, whereas Soundcore 2 has an AUX-in port.

If you have additional questions, please contact us at service@soundcore.com for further assistance.