Review on Portable acoustics Harman/Kardon Go Play Mini, 100 W, white by Stanislaw Mirzalek ᠌

I am now writing a review after six months have passed since the date of purchase, which means that I have had enough of time to formulate an objective opinion about the product. It produces the loudest sound possible despite the fact that it will never bring it to the point where it wheezes, which is something for which we are really grateful; yet, it is still preferable to listen at a volume that is no higher than 80%, as this causes the bass to recede slightly against the background of medium ones. This speaker is one of those whose sound is only exposed when played at high volumes, so if you require acoustics for a small room, it is best to pay attention to onyx or aura rather than this one. There is one caveat, however, and that is that when it is used at low volumes, the details in the music disappear. This means that the speaker is one of those whose sound is revealed only when played at high volumes. As a result of this, if you want the speaker to have the most possible volume, I suggest placing it on the floor or a window sill in the corner between two walls. I took it in October 2022 for 15.5 thousand dollars, and I don't see why people take jbl extreme, which is played completely differently. This one works out its money by 500%, and there are no equivalents in our nation. P.S. A few of the reviews have made me chuckle because they claim that there are an excessive number of bottoms for a premium product. This is an American column that was honed for hip-hop, rap, and mixes, all of which are enjoyable to listen to (strings, too, by the way), and it was written with those genres in mind. There is no need to expect an English tube sound from it because B&W and B&O, which cost wildly different amounts of money, already have this feature.