W-KINGBluetooth Speaker Loud- (180W PEAK)80W Super Bass, Huge 105dB Sound, Portable Party Wireless Outdoor Speaker/4 Drivers(2*4.04'' Woofer)/Lights, IPX5 Large Speaker, 24H, U-Disk, TF Card, AUX, EQ

Great speaker, sounds brilliant, good base sound & picks up Bluetooth very well, I was so impressed that I purchased a second one for all round stereo sound, I have had other Bluetooth speakers in the past that cost much more money that didn't sound nearly as good as these. I use them outside for BBQs as well as indoors, the battery charge lasts a good time, especially if I turn off the flashing lights.

loud and clear..love it

I bought one of these for a garden party. Had been considering a JBL but the price just felt prohibitive. One of these on it's own did a great job outdoors.I was so impressed with the first one, I immeditely bought a second so I could link them for stereo sound.I've just now tested out the stereo function. It's fantastic. More volume than you will ever need indoors at home. Linking them together and to my phone took seconds. Couldn't be simpler.Bass is really good. You can feel it as well as hear it, which is what I wanted. These are big enough to create that bass, but still small enough to be fairly portable (you're probably not taking it poolside on holiday, but taking it to friends/family homes for parties will be fine.The lights look really good, particularly at night. Various modes to make them light in different patterns. They don't seem to sync in stereo mode, which would have been nice (I'd like the same colour on each at the same time, but maybe I van work that out with time).Only small gripe is they don't provide the plug for charging. You get the cable, but not the plug. For the price, the plug should really be in there.That said, 2 of these still came in £££'s cheaper than a JBL.Very happy with the purchase.

I work in a small supermarket and we listen to music on the shop floor when the store is closed. It's quite a tricky environment to buy a speaker for, because the fridges make quite a lot of noise and all the aisles block a lot of speaker sound. To be honest though, it just needs to be loud and bassy, small enough to be quickly moved to and from the office, and durable enough to be kicked and knocked about by people who might not care as much as you'd want them to.Six months after buying this and I can say it hits all those requirements to a T. It’s surprisingly light but really solidly built. The carrying strap is also of good quality and the connections on the back are recessed which helps to prevent damage to them directly. It gets LOUD and the bass is PUNCHY even in a fairly challenging environment. The Bluetooth connection is flawless and won’t drop out on you. With the volume permanently set to max we can average between 8 and 10 hours which is fine for our needs but it is a little slow to charge, about 5 hours from 0-100% (pretty good for what it is, just our use case is kind of extreme). It can play whilst charging, but the power drain whilst playing on max volume is considerable and makes that slow charge turn into a real slug. The lights on the front are whatever, as are the sound modes which seem to change up the bass a little but there’s nothing good or bad about them really, they exist.

So I bought two of these 18 months ago to pair them in stereo and have been very happy with them, the sound, the build, the quality etc. However although both were bought at the same time one of them has stopped holding its charge and has diminished rapidly over last month or so to the point that if I get a full hours play I am doing well. The other is still as good as ever it was so maybe unlucky or a fault but annoying when you have them as a pair.

I got two. Currently only used for 2 parties (roughly 12 hours on one charge with a quick boost as I forgot to put them on charge before second party).1st party was a shed load of teenagers (if you don’t know - teenage girls just randomly scream aka sing, the lads much quieter). Plenty loud enough even over the teens, sound carried out to all areas of garden, loud within speaker zone (put diagonally across from each other in a large pop up gazebo - I’m calling the in between space the zone) quieter out of the zone but still loud enough for them to sing and jig to. 2nd party was a small one, just 18 people, full volume was loud. My mother doesn’t attend my parties, she comes and she sits in the living room, (2 rooms and a patio area down from where I hold parties), I swear that woman would hear a moth fart but she says she doesn’t hear a peep with the tv on (again supersonic hearing so she has tv on whisper mode)- so pretty good at containing the volume to “the zone”. I didn’t notice the lights to be fair as we have party lights that are brilliant and I although didnt particularly notice, I didn’t look at them.