Senso SoundBox Bluetooth Speaker, Outdoor Portable Wireless Speaker with Built in Mic, Loudest Outdoor Speakers with 10W Stereo Sound, Waterproof IPX7 Rated, Enhanced Bass for Beach Shower Sports Home

The media could not be loaded.  I paid $16 and I am very impressed with not only the loudness of the two 5W drivers, but the frequency range is great also (again for the relative size of the drivers. You're not going to get a lot of air moving at the lowest frequencies with drivers this small, but the low frequencies are definitely sufficiently audible to give a full range sound for personal music listening or movie watching, and the mid and high frequencies are crisp). I purchased this speaker to augment my laptop which has a decent screen but horrible, tiny, tinny speakers. It definitely exceeds my expectations at this price. The bluetooth pairing was fast and simple. I have paired it with my Android Essential PH-1, and with my Ubuntu System76 Galago Pro Laptop. The size is nice and compact, has a nice heft, feels very solidly built, and has a sturdy velvety silicone/rubber wrist strap. Also, it comes with a flat stereo aux audio cable with male 3.5mm jacks on the ends, and a flat micro-USB charging cable (nice touch). The cloth covers what feels like solid plastic speaker grilles with very small perforations (aka, you can't feel any specific shape under the cloth, like the circle shapes of the cones or anything). It also has the option of non-bluetooth aux input with a 3.5mm stereo jack. I am attaching a video also. I shot this at my office, so I didn't want to go past about 70%. As you can see, even at that level, it sounds great. Taking it up to 100% is much louder, and I can say there was only the tiniest hint of distortion or clipping, but I can't imagine many times I will be wanting to use this at 100%.

This was a good purchase for me. Not perfect but still good. I have many bluetooth speakers from Bose to generic. I wanted small and battery life. My Anker soundcore nano is smaller sounds at least as good probably better and just as loud. Problem with that tiny speaker is only 3 hours battery this says 9 and it does get it. I think to get 9 hours couldn't be much smaller.It gets loud enough but in no way is impressive. Louder than any notebook speakers I have had but not incredibly. How about this. Better than my S9+ speakers.Build is solid but plastic is never exciting. The fabric covers are a nice touch to class it up. It's shortcommings of volume and a little bigger than I would like are limited by size. Can't get much louder unless bigger and if smaller less battery life. So choices you can't have it all.On price outstanding. How can I even complain for $16 I mean really. If it works for your needs can't really get much better on value. It is substantially larger than large smart phone. Thickness is the main reason too big for regular pockets.If you want battery life and small footprint I don't know what would beat it and at price nothing. Sound quality is neither great nor bad. Bass is weak and mid highs a bit harsh. No distortion it is clear.

deyek/epytBSU epyt-This thing connects readily when nearby your compatible Bluetooth- enabled device. Don't recall what BT version it is, but it seems really strong... I never have to delete other/previous device profiles for it to connect. It also seems to shut off with favorable promptness, if inactive, not in use.Sound is decent for a small speaker. I use it mostly at home or as a backup when my travel speaker runs down. It does have a micro-type USB, which is asymmetrical fitting as opposed to newer USB type C, which is not keyed, i. e. symmetrical for easier fitment.

I have had this speaker for almost a year and it is as advertised except for the battery. The battery and charging is hit and miss. Also, the battery seems to run down when it comes in contact with water (yes, it is splash/waterproof).The sound is great for the size of the device and it plays only from one end. It looks really classy and comes off as a high-end device which is a plus.Get the speaker, it is worth it.

I ordered two different speakers. Mainly for a under pillow speaker for audio books and music from my phone while working somewhere. It's sturdy for sure but the burlap like material is an ABSOLUTE MAGNET for hair, fur and anything that can be considered a fiber. Side note. Makes a good hair brush for your suit. I have cats so it's pretty much furry at all times. The strap is useless. Well at least to me. Buttons are not the easiest to use or find without looking at them so your always starting from one side and counting to find the button you want. They all feel the same otherwise. It's just a tad bigger than my S8+ in a battery case and 2 or 3 times thicker. Rubber feed keep it in place as long as it's a flat surface. Audio and charger jacks are slightly below the rim but not protected from bending but it does have a solid rubber cover to keep dirt and water out. Sound wise it's pretty good. Has a natural bass sound but I needed to pull some of that out for audio books as voices had a very slight echo. Music is the same but I like bass in my music and I would say it's a good sound in this price range. Music comes out of one side with a bit out the back. 90% 10% but I think that's just how speakers work and not a feature. Battery life is pretty good but compared to much small units that have the same battery time it seems to fall short a bit for the size. I bought another unit that was round with a clip and 3 buttons (sorry not product dumping the name) that is half the size and used them both off and on to see which one I liked. I plan to use the circle one. Works better as a under pillow speaker, has the same battery life and sounds better with slightly less bass unless you use the EQ on your phone to bump it up. No clipping at full blast as well. Just noticed if you charge the Senso with the audio jack plugged in you get a very slight buzz as well. Again. Pillow speaker so you will never hear it otherwise. In the end it's a nice unit but the other speaker was $2 less, half the size, has easy to use buttons, better audio, has the same battery life and is only missing the audio jack but has to option if you use a USB C audio adapter. The hairy, fur and dust bunny material was the deal breaker for me. The Senso will be my back up speaker since I have it but I don't recommend this one for audio book lovers and OCD'ers who need surfaces to be 100% clean.