Review on 🔊 ABRAMTEK M8 60W Bluetooth Speaker - Portable Wireless Retro Speaker with Bass Boost, Microphone Input, USB Port | TWS Enabled for Home & Outdoor Use | 100dB Loud by Sherri Lee

I really appreciate what Abramtek made of this speaker. Or what they were trying to do. A lot of effort and effort has gone into its development and for the most part they have done an excellent job of bringing it to market. In fact, I was so excited and impressed with the first one I bought that I just had to hear two would sound like using the built in TWS option. So I bought another one! And connected to each other without any problems. Note: I like the soft voice that says "Left Channel" and "Right Channel" when they connect. I usually hate voice alerts. They're often LOUD and mostly unnecessary, but with this Abramtek everything rings except the TWS confirmation. Thank you Abrahamtek! The construction of these speakers is solid and upon further research I found that this company uses high end components which to my knowledge increases the cost of their product. Excellent. I'm willing to pay more if I get my money's worth. The reasons for my four stars are as follows: the devices use a Type-C charging cable (which I'm happy about), but they take a very long time to charge. I was able to fully charge them the day before, listen to 2-3 songs quietly the next day, and they still take 30-45 minutes to fully charge again. And that brings me to my other problem. In my opinion, they don't do well with smaller volumes. To really get the most out of these speakers—or enjoy them—they MUST be at least halfway on. The fact is that two of them are connected and half on, this is more volume, which is convenient except for certain situations / places. I sympathize with Abramtek! They make speakers that they are rightly proud of and they rightly claim they can sound LOUD and they do and I complain that unless I turn them up loud I can't really enjoy them! I like to listen to quiet music, they are not designed for that. Luckily, these aren't the only speakers I own and I'm glad they're the ones that catch everyone's attention. I haven't used the mic yet, so I can't comment on effectiveness. It will be fun to play with the reverb knob someday to hear how I sound in the cave. Finally, the bass disappointed. Oh, it's there, and the bass control button cranks it up or down, but then again, lower volume doesn't make much of a difference. Sorry for the inconsistency. Hope something I said helps.