Review on 🔊 Motorola X Sol Republic Deck Bluetooth NFC Wireless Speaker - Gunmetal - Enhanced SEO by Radney Taala

The sound is rated at around 12 watts but the sound is very ordinary and actually looks tinny. Other additional features made me want to buy this, but many of these are overkill, for example: Bluetooth range is 300 feet, which is not true. The battery does not last as advertised. Loud but no soundstage. I like the backlit logo, but it's not necessary for the speaker, and the phone's speaker has loud highs. Bought this for $50 but found better bluetooth speakers for a lower price. I also bought a $107 Ultra Deck from a very well known high-end clothing department store. The Ultra has some bass and volume, but it still sounds like a tin can, except for the backlight, which I like on the old version. In addition, they save a little on costs by doing away with the housing, cabling and USB charger. A tip for you so that you don't waste your time looking for a good little portable speaker with phone function, find one at ALUMINUM. FRAMEWORK. I find they sound better than polycarbonate or plastic ones. The Bose Mini is one of them, but it doesn't have a phone function and has some Bluetooth connectivity issues. It should have 2 drivers, not just one. A speaker is not enough for good sound and it sounds like a radio or like your phone's speaker. The famous 360 degree sound or omnidirectional sound is actually not a good idea. Audiophiles hate it because the sound is so scattered that it sounds more like noise to your ears than music. The most important thing is the Bluetooth connection. Be sure to search for APTX BLUETOOTH SPEAKER. Aptx delivers CD quality music. You don't find that in many speakers with big names.