Review on 🔊 EarFun UBOOM 24W Bluetooth Speaker - Portable Wireless Speaker with 360° Surround Sound, Deep Bass, USB-C, 100ft Bluetooth 5.0 Range, IPX7 Waterproof - Ideal for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Wireless Stereo Pairing by Leonard Beard

I'm a musician. I have a Sonos surround sound system throughout my house which I absolutely love. When I travel, I absolutely need music in my hotel room and I can't stand the tinny sound of phone speakers. I also have to put on costumes, put on make-up. and wigs for our gigs so I can't put on my EarFun headphones (which are awesome btw) when I'm getting ready. When I found out that EarFun released a portable Bluetooth speaker, I decided to give it a try because I really like their headphones. I thought it would be decent, but I wasn't expecting that much bass and sound quality from a wireless Bluetooth speaker. I was shocked. Should it fill a large hall with a party? No, but for your standard hotel room or medium sized living room this is awesome. I like them so much I will be buying a second one as they have the ability to be a linked stereo pair just like my Sonos. The only thing I would have wished for more would be if they could integrate Alexa into them, but that would also add quite a bit to the $50. Additionally, Revain sells many great hard-shell travel cases for around $12. It was worth it. [EDIT] I liked them so much I bought a second one so I could have a stereo pair. By the way, the included pairing instructions are missing a step. I was about to tear my hair out until I found another user with the same problem. Here's how to connect two of these together for a right and left stereo set. Make sure the speaker that will become your right speaker has been paired with your device beforehand. Turn on the desired speaker as the right speaker and connect it to the device. Here's a step that's not in the guide - turn on the second speaker (on the left) and hold down the + and - buttons at the same time. The speaker will restart. Once restarted, press and hold the Bluetooth button on both speakers until they stop blinking (10-15 seconds). Once you do this process once, they will be connected so you don't have to do it again. Just turn both on and they'll automatically become a right and left speaker (each time you'll hear a small beep to confirm they're connected). Another thing, when pairing, if you turn off one, the other will also turn off, but they need to be turned on individually.