Review on 🔊 Museeq Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Conference Speakerphone, Waterproof Shower Speaker with Enhanced Bass, Stereo Sound – Shockproof & Dustproof Outdoor Speaker and Powerbank (Black) by Mohmed Burt

The battery was dead and took more than five hours to fully charge. After that, it will be charged quickly because it can no longer be fully discharged. It features an LED battery indicator that glows red while charging and green after charging. In any case, this Museq speaker is good and produces a high quality and clear sound. It also has decent bass. There are rubber buttons at the top for control. And the power button is versatile because you can change different modes of operation by pressing it. The remaining keys complement the functions of these. When paired with a smartphone via Bluetooth, it works as a wireless headset. And with the built-in microphone, you can start a conversation by swiping your finger across the phone screen to answer a call. In addition to Bluetooth connectivity, it also features a 3.5mm audio input for use with any device with a compatible audio port. It's relatively easy to pair and can maintain a stable Bluetooth connection in multiple rooms. And the integrated USB port reads and plays compatible audio files from flash drives and microSD cards. This is useful when you have a collection of audio files. However, there is no way of knowing which song is currently playing or is being played. The top controls can be used to switch between songs. The media player works as long as the memory card or flash drive is formatted in FAT 32 file format and reads within folders, allowing you to organize audio files into folders and still play them. The only problem is that the music plays randomly. I've tried different media and it doesn't follow a pattern when playing music. Although it reads files very quickly. What I mean is that most built-in players take some time to read the files before playing. It started playing music for a few seconds. And it comes with a printed instruction manual, but it only provides basic information on how to use this speaker. It doesn't even say what types of audio files it supports. I only have MP3 audio files so I can say they play fine. Includes micro USB charging cable and 3.5mm male to male audio extension cable. The same USB-A port that acts as a USB media player is also a USB charger to use this speaker battery as a power bank. It must be turned on to charge an external device and the power button must be pressed until the narrator's voice says "charging". And that's the only thing I don't like about this dynamic, he says. I find the voice announcing everything he's doing very annoying. But that's a personal matter, so what I don't like might appeal to others.