Buy the JBL Charge 6 Portable Bluetooth Speaker.

It survives more, lasts longer per charge, and costs less than the Bose.

What was compared

1. Dunk it in the pool, not just splash it
The Charge 6 is IP68, meaning full submersion, while the Revolve+ is only IP55, splash resistant at best. Poolside, beach, or a spilled drink is a real risk for either speaker, and only one survives it without drama.
2. Still playing after the Bose needs a wall socket
JBL rates the Charge 6 at up to 28 hours, while owner reports put the Revolve+ around 13-20 hours depending on volume. On an all-day beach trip or backyard party, that gap is the difference between packing a charger and not.
3. Back to full power in minutes, not hours
The Charge 6 supports quick charging, while the Revolve+ takes close to 5 hours for a full top-up. If you forgot to charge overnight, one gets you back out the door fast and the other leaves you waiting.
4. A phone charger you did not pack separately
The Charge 6 has a built-in powerbank function, letting it top up your phone on a long day out. The Revolve+ has no equivalent, so it is one more thing you cannot rely on it for when you actually need it.
5. Cheaper, and the 360 sound is not worth chasing
The Revolve+ costs $253.76 against $199.95 for the Charge 6, and its main pitch is even 360-degree sound. Unless you genuinely surround a speaker with people on every side at a party, that is not most home or outdoor use, and the Charge 6 sounds just as full for less.