Cabinet construction / bracing

Reviews repeatedly praised the Katch G2's construction quality, emphasizing its metal-heavy build, premium finish, and sturdier feel than many rivals.

Build quality is a major strength, with reviewers describing the speaker as premium, rugged, robust, sturdy, well made, and durable for outdoor use.

The MDF cabinets, internal bracing, curved sides, and front slot port are consistently described as solidly built for the class.

Construction is described as durable, dense, rubberized or rugged, with thick plastic or solid rubber elements supporting outdoor use.

Build quality is mixed but mostly practical: reviewers describe robust plastic housing, solid construction, and good protection, while also noting the enclosure can look or feel cheap compared with more premium rivals.

Build quality is repeatedly described as strong for the class, with decent cabinet feel, useful bracing updates, and a more thoughtfully executed budget crossover than many cheap rivals.

Construction is rugged and solid, with repeated references to hard plastic, sturdy plastics, rubber bumpers/end caps, a brick-like exterior, and durable outdoor build.

Construction evidence focuses on the driver, passive radiators, and dense cabinet rather than traditional speaker bracing. Reviews connect those physical choices with better bass control and stronger output from a small enclosure.

The cabinet is described as mostly plastic with mesh grille elements, but reviewers still found it sturdy, solid enough, and nicely finished for the price.

Build notes mention protective metal grilles on the soundbar and a wooden subwoofer cabinet instead of plastic.

One review specifically criticizes the subwoofer’s plastic cabinet because it can rattle under extreme bass load.