Review on Enhance Your Music Experience with the Portable Acoustics Audio Pro Addon C10, 80 W, Black by Sirirat Benjakalyani ᠌

The speaker was very pleased with its sound - I can’t even believe that such a small model produces such a harmonious and at the same time powerful sound. Bass is exactly what you need for a lover of balanced sound. The power for a city apartment is enough for the eyes - over 50% it becomes a pity for the neighbors even during the day, and in the evening 10-20% is enough for the eyes. Naturally, with a stereo perspective, it’s rather sad here, but you can buy another one of the same speaker (or more), splice them over Wi-Fi and get a stereo pair. Unfortunately, the column does not have built-in support for Chromecast (although there are a lot of online radio stations, including 2022 ones, and paid streaming services little known in the 2022). I connect a rare Chromecast Audio via line-in and power it from a separate USB adapter (the USB port in the speaker turns off when the power is turned off, which is inconvenient because the Chromecast starts up slowly and the speaker tends to turn itself off when inactive). Bluetooth works properly, although there are no advanced codecs (only a standard SBC - up to 328 Kbps). I have no complaints about the sound quality via Bluetooth. However, if you want to be an audiophile, you can use an external Bluetooth receiver, like the Fiio. As computer speakers, the C10 works equally well with both Bluetooth and line-in, and there's no latency when using a single speaker (there's a switch on the back that lets you choose between zero latency and the ability to connect multiple speakers over Wi-Fi). In general, I really liked this speaker, and soon thoughts began to flicker about buying another one - it would be possible to either make a stereo pair, or scatter them in different rooms and make them sound synchronously. C10 is just a part of the Audio Pro ecosystem, which includes a Wi-Fi C-Sub subwoofer, a whole galaxy of system speakers (from large cabinets to tweeters) and a Link-1 module for integrating an existing music center via Wi-Fi. So anyone can find here something suitable for themselves. I definitely recommend.