Hama x Canton “UltiMate Pro” Bluetooth Speaker (IPX6, 120W) with Portable Power Pack, Black

The essentials

The Hama x Canton “UltiMate Pro” is a portable Bluetooth speaker built for people who want proper sound for both indoors and outdoors, and don’t want to babysit it every time music needs charging. On paper, the big draw is the 120W output plus a two-way high-fidelity sound system, with extra passive membranes aimed at improving the lower end.

It also leans into convenience. You get three EQ modes (Bass Sound, Power Sound and Balanced Sound), and there’s an option to fine-tune via the “Hama Smart Home” app—covering things like custom EQ settings, changing the speaker name and viewing battery status as a percentage.

One thing to bear in mind: “IPX6” suggests it’s made for splashes, rain and day-to-day wet weather risks, but it doesn’t automatically mean it’s for submersion or long-term immersion. If you’re thinking pool parties or proper water submersion, you’ll need to check the real-world limits from the manufacturer details.

What matters most for real listening

A lot of portable speakers sound fine at low volume but get thin when you push them. Here, the design is clearly aimed at more “full” sound at party levels: a two-way setup for different frequency ranges, plus two passive membranes per channel for lower frequencies.

You also control the vibe without menu-diving. The three EQ modes are meant to shift the balance quickly: - Bass Sound focuses the low end - Power Sound is geared to punch - Balanced Sound is the safer all-rounder

There’s a practical feel to that, especially when you’re rotating between streaming on a phone and switching environments. For example, you can set Bass Sound for a garden session, then move inside and switch to Balanced Sound if the room becomes too “boomy”.

Key features you’ll actually use

The integration with Canton is positioned as part of the “pro sound experience”. Whether it will match higher-end speakers in every scenario is hard to say from the description alone, but the emphasis is on improved sound hardware and a more intentional tuning approach.

You’ll also likely care about the app features if you don’t want to live with fixed presets. Through “Hama Smart Home”, you can: - adjust EQ to your preference - change the speaker name - check battery status as a percentage

The speaker is also described as including a portable power pack function. That’s a meaningful feature if you’re regularly away from a mains socket and want your music setup to double as a bit of emergency charging for your own devices.

Tech specs

• Name: Hama x Canton “UltiMate Pro” Bluetooth Speaker
• Type: Bluetooth speaker with EQ modes and app control (Hama Smart Home)
• Power: 120W
• Waterproof rating: IPX6
• Colour: Black
• Included: USB-C charging cable, carrying strap, instruction manual (Spanish language not guaranteed), 1 Bluetooth speaker “UltiMate Pro”

Who it suits (and who should be cautious)

It’s a good fit if you want a single portable speaker for mixed indoor/outdoor use, and you like having clear audio presets plus the option to tweak sound via an app. The IPX6 rating also makes it more reassuring for typical UK weather moments—garden gatherings, trips to the patio, or simply avoiding worry when there’s spray around.

It’s not the best choice if your main goal is ultra-compact portability. With a 120W class of output, this kind of speaker tends to sit closer to “carry it when you can” rather than “leave it in the bag every day”. Also, if you only listen at low volume most of the time, you may find you don’t consistently need this level of power.

Careful buying checks before you commit

A few sensible things to double-check before purchase:

First, consider what “IPX6” will cover for how you use it. It’s described as waterproof with that rating, but your exact scenario matters.

Second, check the language support expectation. The shipping contents mention a manual, but that Spanish language is “not guaranteed”, so if you rely on a specific language in the box, it’s worth being cautious.

Third, think about your setup: app control is part of the value here, but it’s still useful even if you don’t use it. If you only want basic Bluetooth control, you may care less about the Smart Home features.

Should you buy it?

Buy the Hama x Canton “UltiMate Pro” if you want a weather-aware Bluetooth speaker with a strong focus on fuller sound (two-way system plus passive membranes) and you’ll benefit from quick EQ switching and optional app-based tuning.

Avoid it if portability is your top priority or if you’re expecting the speaker to handle heavy water exposure beyond everyday splash and rain scenarios.

For most people, this sits in a “serious portable party” bracket rather than a tiny desk speaker. It’s best for those who plan to actually use it outdoors, want the sound to carry, and like having control options without complicated setups.

Mini FAQ

FAQ

Does it support EQ modes? Yes. It includes three EQ modes: Bass Sound, Power Sound and Balanced Sound.

Is it waterproof? It’s rated IPX6 according to the product details provided, which is aimed at waterproofing for splashes and similar conditions.

Can I control settings from an app? The description says you can use the “Hama Smart Home” app to adjust EQ, change the speaker name and show battery status as a percentage.

What’s in the box? The contents listed are 1 Bluetooth speaker, a USB-C charging cable, a carrying strap, and an instruction manual (Spanish language not guaranteed).

Is the portable power pack included? The product name states it includes a portable power pack function, so it’s intended to help with charging when you’re away from mains.