Review on Waterproof Bluetooth Wireless Speakers Portable by Kathy Babson

Based on the description of this speaker, you might think that you are in for some really great sound quality, but I'm here to advise you not to waste your money! First, there is NO ACTIVE SUBWOOFER and this thing isn't even capable of putting out 50W. Of course, it's not listed anywhere on the speaker cabinet like most major brands, but I'm estimating the total output to be 3-10 watts. There's plenty of distortion, and the bass so triumphantly promised is mediocre at best. The highs and mids somehow sway from muddy and absent to harsh and piercing. Hands-free calling seems to work very well on a good note. All in all, it's almost the complete opposite of what I expected or expected, right down to the size and weight. It's about the size of a box of oil sticks and weighs about the same as a stick of that oil. The voice prompts are very interesting, Lee, in an American male voice, although it sounds at about full volume to begin with, and there's no way to turn it down! It's really just a very oversold and overpriced cheap little Chinese speaker that should be available in the dollar tree where it belongs. Don't waste your money trust me.