Moukey Portable PA Speaker, Rechargeable Bluetooth 5.0 PA System Built in 6.5" Woofer and 3" Tweeters * 3, 100W Peak/50W RMS Power, with LED Battery Indicator, MP3/USB/XLR Input, MPA-M1

Seemed good for playing music from my devices. But it doesn't have as good of sound quality when using as a small PA setup. I sent it back as my main purpose was a cheap PA to use to perform live.I would recommend to someone needing a Bluetooth speaker. But not for a live sound production. It really can not compete with the Bose S1 pro. IMO. It does sound decent when streaming from the devices.

Had this for about 9 months, the one issue, is a serious one, the battery gauge stays in the full position and never drops as power lessons, you’ll be in the middle of a set….then bamm, it just shuts off with no notice. Now here is the positive, this thing sound incredible, it smokes that garbage Bose S8. But now i have no idea when the battery is going to die, bad oversight.

Of course if you’re looking at this, you’ve contemplated the Bose S-1 pro. They had one at Guitar Center I got to mess around and annoy the employees with. I do feel that’s a better speaker when it comes to sound quality and volume level, but it’s nowhere near this price point.My main use for this is music for a workout class.When it comes to the Bluetooth, I can’t get more than 15ft away without it stuttering. The volume as well while connected via Bluetooth is about as loud as someone’s TV speakers turned up high.Now, I plugged it up using the AUX cord and the volume and sound quality improved a lot. Understandably. Direct vs wireless connection, direct will always win. I plan on using it this way because it’s a big improvement.I hooked up a Shure SM58 to test out that capability. It’s pretty decent. Once again, not using this for vocals so I can’t tell you how good or bad it is. But volume was good.Overall, I’m happy with my purchase. But if you’re looking for a speaker that’s on par with the Bose S-1 pro, this isn’t it.

Excellent, good-looking speaker with a solid build. The sound quality is clear, with a little bit more on the treble end, but not in a harsh way. I love that I can plug in my guitar and microphone and have it serve as a portable amp. Would be great for small gigs and busking.A small point of criticism - the EQ seems to not do much unless the volume is turned up.The bluetooth functionality works great, and the speaker gets fairly loud. I have not tested the battery life yet, but it still had 3 bars of charging after playing music at a moderate level for a few hours.Of course, this is a small battery-powered PA speaker, so don't expect anything in terms of earth-shattering bass or volume. It would probably be able to cover an outdoor wedding ceremony for 50 people, but in a rock band setting it would struggle to keep up with a drumkit and a tube amp going at full blast.But chances are you're probably not buying this speaker for that purpose. If you need that kind of volume, you either need to find a normal powered PA speaker without a battery (Alto TX212 series is great for this, similar price), or spend 5 times the price for a Soundboks or something.I tried out the LyxPro SPA-8 speaker before, and was initially impressed, but then I had to return the speaker due to issues with the bluetooth being unreliable and not working. This is both louder, better quality, and more reliable.

I really wanted to like this speaker. The design seems great. Good form factor, seems sturdy and durable. The ability to pair two together with Bluetooth. XLRs on a cheap speaker.I didn't expect high end sound quality or any usable bass reproduction. What I did expect was reasonable volume and a reasonably low noise floor. That's where these fall apart. Cool design and even cheap price can't make up for unusable speaker quality. There is quite a bit of self noise, enough even to be noticeable in a room with 20 people. I feel like with the speaker layout you should be able to get considerably more volume and clarity from these then what they have.These don't stack up to a "Ion Stadium", a toy of a Bluetooth speaker that can be had used for around $50 if you need a cheap, relatively loud Bluetooth speaker.If you want portable speakers to use for parties and similar events, it is simply not worth buying these as they will disappoint you.If you need a decent speaker system in this price range you must look at wired systems. For now.

I bought this to see if it could compare to a speaker twice its price. Unfortunately it can’t.Pros:Good build quality. It felt solid.Price. It’s less than half the costAesthetics. I’d have no problem with the look of this putting in front of a customer.Cons:Not even close to as loud.Sounds very tiney with little bass.Bottom line spend the extra money for the name brand if you can. Music on this speaker lacks bass and doesn’t sound very good and doesn’t get loud enough for vocals like a ceremony speaker. I returned this speaker.

This will not replace your wired Fender Passport PA. The volume and dispersal is adequate for smaller, closed spaces. Forget taking this to the park unless it's just as a wireless Bluetooth speaker. The echo feature is unusable, IMO. It's OK for small, indoor events or a monitor in a band setting. It is not your choice for a big event in an open outdoor setting.

I bought this unit for a beach wedding coming up in a couple months. Well within my budget and it running on a built-in battery was a main selling point. The Bluetooth connectivity seems reliable enough. I don't think the 2 eq knobs do anything for the audio coming in via Bluetooth. No complaints on the wired inputs. The volume and sound quality is exactly what I was hoping to get out of something this small in this price range. I'm sure the Bose S1 this is obviously modeled after sounds better but I didn't want to foot the bill for one of those and im glad I didn't. This should fit the bill just fine

I have the Bose S1 and on comparison I think this product is excellent. You can adjust the Eq levels on the main output and has a direct USB input, which the Bose S1 does not have either of these options. For the price, I feel this is amazing considering the cost of the Bose S1.

Firstly the build quality of the speaker is great. It’s heavy and solid and feels ready to hard use. It came fully charged which was good and ready for use. As with all the other reviews their are some issue, however these will be based on your usage.Audio volume I found quite reasonable, it’s not going to to great for a band however for speech and music it’s great. EQ only really works at higher volume, but the standard EQ is Ok.If you need a speaker that delivers reasonable audio volume and quality at a fraction of Bose S1 price and are happy to understand the quality difference based on the costs difference then get this unit.

Ich kann bisher die ganzen schlechten Bewertungen nicht nachvollziehen. WIr nutzen die Box als Monitor und sind damit bisher voll zufrieden. Am liebsten würde ich gerne noch eine zweite erwerben, aber aktuell ist diese leider nicht verfügbar.Es macht ausreichend bums und auch der Mix-Out Anschluss hat mich positiv überrascht. Wie gesagt, von mir eine volle Punktzahl und sollte der Akku ebenfalls lange durchhalten (habe ich bisher noch nicht grpß testen können), hat sich der Kauf auf jedem Fall gelohnt und würde es auch wieder tun.

I am very much satisfied with the quality of the box. According to the price the quality is best for small indoor event.

14"x11"x10". nice clear vocals and a good solid base. Solid rugged construction and a good wedge shape for floor mount. Bluetooth is limited range (5m) but within this works perfectly. I would imagine that this will provide enough volume for a small hall 10msq, above that, just get two as you can link them on Bluetooth! And the internal battery (I didn't realise there was one) seems to be lasting for hours!