Portable Wireless Speaker, Bluetooth 5.0 Speaker with 3D Stereo HiFi Bass, 1500mAh Battery, 12 Hour Playtime (Blue)

Bought this for my partner to use in his workshop and it’s been great. The sound is clear with nice bass for its size, and the Bluetooth 5.0 connection is quick and stable. The battery easily lasts a good while – close to 12 hours like it says. It’s lightweight, easy to move around, and the blue colour looks really good. Perfect for background music while he’s working.Great quality and price highly recommended 👌🏻

It is what it is,a cheap Bluetooth wireless speaker,looks like the bose mini link but not the same quality of sound,saying that it does the job at a fraction of the cost, it is easy to connect to devices and set up,also when connected to my tv you can change tv channel up or down using the buttons on the speaker which are probably there to go to'next song' overall a good little speaker, all charger leads ect included.

Everything seems to work . Good enough sound. Get what you pay for .Only a 4 because it says usb cable on box but got a aux cable

Bought as a replacement speaker for my work kiosk, sound and battery are decent feels very high quality and heavy for price. Decent size, not so big it takes up space but just big enough its noticeable. Not charged it yet so can't comment on that or charging speed. very powerful long lasting battery

Bought as a replacement for my old kitsound hive that died after many years of use, these where cheap enough that I could buy 2 for less than i paid for the hive, I have them at work linked and it's almost like stereo, Bluetooth linking and connecting to my phone was simple, the sound quality is surprisingly good for such cheap units, so far I've had them playing for 3 hours, hopefully the battery lasts the full work day.EDIT:- works for a full 10 hour shift at around 3/4 volume.

sound is good and capable of some volume, generally easy to use, FM radio is typical fm, like a leopard spotty. takes memory sticks and micro sd cards, light weight and sturdy, and thats where the good ends, now the elephant in the room, Bluetooth, claims you can join 2 together for stereo, heres where it falls down :- 1) you can only join 2 of the same brand, I hav 3, only 2 of the same brand and they will not see the 3rd identical speaker. 2) whilethey do connect and will play fm or sd, they both play the same content so technicaly its stereo, but not stereo reproduction, more dual mono. 3) I have 2 so i want to hook up to my bluetooth phone/mp3 ! forget it, if you pair the 2 speakers, then try adding the mp3, the speakers disconect, try the mp3 to a speaker, fine, try adding the 2nd speaker, the mp3 is disconnected. only way is to connect speakers, then add mp3 via a usb lead, but be aware i did this and found putting the mp3 first then connecting speakers resulted in me having to reselect usb mode followed quickly by "bluetoth mode cancelled" doing it the other way got mp3 from both but shortly after or if the mp3 was turned off and on, "Bluetooth cancelled" . none of these points are addressed in the "manual" , so my idea of having 2 units 1 in each room, controlled by my phone on bluetooth went the same way as the dodo. good units let down by limited bluetooth range and connection.

Really easy to pair, use and the sound quality is really good

Great sound enjoying this