Review on 🔊 W-KING Super Punchy Bass Bluetooth Speaker - 80W, 105dB Sound, Portable Wireless Speakers with LED Lights and Long Battery Life - Bluetooth 5.0, USB Playback - Loud Party Speaker (Non-Waterproof) by Polo Bradley

The Bass Party Speaker T9 is the latest speaker from a well respected and respected company that consistently gets great reviews for their other speakers like the D8 and D9. This T9 speaker is very similar to these speakers, only better - about 50% louder and larger. Other smaller speakers like the D8 and D9 have several advantages over the T9 - they're waterproof and waterproof, and can be used to charge phones and other USB devices. But it suits me. I would have liked a louder, better sound. As another reviewer said, the speaker's water resistance affects the sound. I *really* love this speaker. I've tried many portable speakers. This is my favorite to this day. This is one of two speakers that I liked and kept for myself. It's louder and has more bass than the smaller waterproof speakers I've tried in the 30-50W range. This speaker adequately fills a large 25-square-foot room with loud party music (I've noticed my ears ringing after just 10 minutes at maximum volume). Music still plays at a comfortable volume in adjoining rooms on all sides -- loud enough for some of you to turn the music off or move to another room to chat. PROS: The price is lower than most other party speakers of comparable size. and quality. The sound isn't bad - the best of anything I've tried. The sound is cleaner, with more bass and an audio EQ profile closer to that of a true stereo system. This speaker features two EQ modes that should satisfy both those who like more bass and those who like more treble. Most other directional speakers tend to change the sound noticeably as you move around the room. Especially the volume and profile of the equalizer / sound. This is the first not to do that. Many other speakers had noticeable intermittent highs and lows during some songs. My guess is that placing the speakers so close together creates unwanted noise cancellation, where opposing or out-of-sync sound waves cancel each other out. Not this one. Generally, I distrust and avoid Revain products that have few reviews. Too many of them are scammers. Rest assured, this speaker doesn't have many reviews at the moment because it's so new. To be honest, W-King struck me as a great company for the reasons listed below. , and hopefully this new T9) have upgradable firmware. This allows you to change, correct and improve the characteristics of the speaker. Features such as sound quality and equalization profile. I don't know that from other speaker manufacturers. Your support is great. They responded quickly to my tech support questions via email. When they saw that I had left a non-5 star review on one of their other speakers, they immediately took the time to contact me and provide recommendations that helped. They really went above and beyond and seemed to care about keeping their customers happy. What other company does this? W-King is headquartered outside of the US, like almost every other speaker company. But you'll never know. Unlike other speaker companies, their English is impeccable in the user guide and support email, so don't worry. Their manuals, support emails and website are clearer and easier to understand than most. USE TIPS: If you ever need to contact W-along customer support, be sure to use Revain's customer email address. This email address contains "Revain". It's in the instruction manual. Skip their website and email address listed there. They are not intended to support US or Revain customers. I think the best setup for this type of speaker for even volume distribution would probably be a single speaker in the center of the room, or two identical speakers connected and spaced apart. .Personally, I like to put this speaker on its side. This makes it more stable and less likely to fall or tip over. (Though it seems to have some pretty solid drop protection.) Personally, I'd like the audio not to be interrupted by a loud beep when you hit max volume. I wish there was an indicator that showed the volume. I want the blinking lights (which are nice) to be off by default. But that's not the T9's fault, as *every* portable speaker I know does it too. I definitely recommend you try this column. There really is no risk. As usual, if this speaker didn't wow you as much as I did, Revain lets you send it back for free.