Sumvision Torre WX Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Wooden Panel For Warm Sound Resonance, Enhanced Bass, Treble Control, SD Card Slot, USB Port, 3.5mm Aux (UK Design UK Tech Support UK Plug Mains Powered)

As soon as I got this out of the box I was very happy. It was packaged very well with good amount of padding to prevent damage to the wooden body. As soon as you look this right of the box you can tell that they septn a good amount of time thinking about the design of this. First off the speaker itself looks good, like really smart and unique looking in design. I certainly haven't seen a portable bluetooth speaker with this sort of bookshelf speaker design that not only looks the part but can deliver sound that is quite close to it ( more on that later) it really stands out with the black against the red painting in on the speaker.This speaker surprisingly light i was honestly expecting to to be very heavy and thus make the portable aspect to it much less but to it was actually quite light which i don't think is a bad thing as it makes carrything this around far easier.Right onto the speaker itself, so pairing for this was quite simple and if you have any use of bluetooth you'll know how it works, so after pairing i gave it a quick spin with some of my music and man does it sound good! I was carefully trying to break down how it sounds from the nuances of the voices to some of the more subtle audio from the precussion instruments that you really hear on a high quality speaker ( I have a set at home) and it honestly got me speechless on how much this can capture those small and subtle sounds. It doesn't quite match my home speaker of course as that was a very big investment but my word is it close considering the cost of this.Its got some other functions too, i believe it has a radio in place which is pretty basic and not that disimilar to a car radio honestly don't really use this myself so I can't comment on it too much. From my brief venture the signal on it seems quite good and it doesn't seem to get any signal issues for the most part.Oh i completely for forgot about the remote, this speaker has a small remote that you can use to control your speaker, its quite good actually, the touch buttons aren't the greatest but its not super difficult to use and its powered by a single small watch sized battery. This is quite nice when i put my phone on charge and I can't be bothered to walk over to skip music.Anyways I think I spoke long enough so in conclusion I think this speaker is great! it delivers very high sound quality with good trebles and the bass is substantial and decent it'll never match a full subwoofer kit but for the size in mind this is quite good. Music plays quite nicely on here and i have no qualms with its quality for the price in mind. Battery life is pretty standard with up to a dozen or so hours on a moderate volume. It has a large number of functions aside from BT such as USB playback, aux and radio playback.All in all for the amount you pay this is quite a lot of functions and they all work very well. Can't go wrong!

I Have previously bought the Torre Premium from the same manufacturer.I was impressed enough with it that I wanted the next one up in the range 😊It has a similar look to the Torre Premium. But this speaker has brighter more colourful red speaker rings and a more brushed finish looks to the black panels.But be careful of the metal piece on top as that is not actually a handle like on the Torre Premium.It is simply there to rest a phone or tablet when you are connecting it via the auxiliary or the charging port.This minor gripe aside, the rest of the setup is very well designed and high quality.The main difference between the Torre WX and Torre Premium is the hybrid ability of the former.The WX have both Bluetooth and Wifi making it much more versatile.Since it can easily be linked up to the wifi in your house, it means you can stream your music in any rooms.In fact, you can have one Torre WX per room and have the one app to control them all.You can control from the one app for every Torre WX to play a different song in different room.Equally, you can sync them to play together i.e. You can pair up two Torre WX in the same room so one is playing the left channel while the other is playing the right.Being wifi, it also gives you unprecedented range to control it anywhere in the house. Unlike Bluetooth, you don’t have to leave your phone in the same room to ensure it is still connected.The one app allows you to access your Spotify, Tunelin etc directly and have full control.The Torre Premium is a very good speaker indeed, but the Torre WX has the killer app wifi.If you google wifi speaker, you will notice having that extra wifi ability usually doubles the price of a speaker as it is quite an expensive module and a very good added capability.And of course, if you don’t want to connect it to wifi, you can still use it as a normal Bluetooth speaker. It is the best of both worlds.So. I do think the Torre Premium is already the best speaker in its class.But the new Torre WX does take it up a notch and is well worth paying the extra.

So i've had this speaker for just under a month now, initially bought it as I had left my logitek 2.1 surround speakers with a pretty big subwoofer (2/3 the size of this speaker) at home. I thought it would be a cheap, good, loud alternative. Cheap and good it is, but its a little disappointing when it comes to how loud it can get. I have a small portable Hive speaker (link below) which costs pretty much the same price and although it is 5x smaller it is able to produce sound almost as loud as this (i think it matches it) with more clarity and a deeper bass. Nevertheless the quality of sound is good, you have the option to control how much bass is produced as well as two separate volume settings. Its a nice speaker for your room and a small party but if you want to fill up a house with loud enriched music I recommend getting something more powerful.Pros:- aesthetic- lots of input options- quality of sound is great (especially considering the price)- has good bass (but could be a lot more stronger especially the subwoofer)- lightweight- easy to connect and use- good battery life (although there is no sign to say its fully charged)Cons- may not be very strongly built in regions- no protection against bottom bass- equaliser button on remote does not seem to be responding for me- loud enough to fill the room but not the house- subwoofer isn't powerful enough but then again it doesn't have many wattshttps://www.amazon.co.uk/KitSound-Bluetooth-Universal-Compatible-Smartphones/dp/B00AO23V0K/ref=pd_sim_23_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=ZRV1BTPCQ3DQS3DW6G58