Review on Portable acoustics Harman/Kardon Go Play Mini, 100 W, white by Wiktor Wiktor ᠌

Has pros: There was a moment when I had to decide between writing this column or buying boomboxes from JBL. I was not too lazy to drive to a renowned store where you can listen to anything live in the hall. Yes, JBL has a powerful and pleasing sound, but I find that it leans too heavily on the bottom end of the spectrum. It is suitable for use on the street and at outdoor discos. When playing practically any type of music, from techno and trance to meditation music, the Harman/Kardon Go + Play Mini produces quite a reasonable sound without any specific distortion, making it more ideal for listening at home or indoors. It is also good for complimenting the decor. When I was listening to it in the store, the odd sensation of spatial sound, which was somewhat reminiscent of 5.1 systems, was something that I enjoyed. When working from the network, once more, it plays extremely forcefully and with dignity; yet, I didn't listen to more than sixty to seventy percent of it since the neighbors would pile on))) Different drawbacks: there aren't any typical issues with the built-in battery (ugh, three times), but the charge has diminished over the course of a couple of years of operation, giving you enough time to quietly wiretap for about 5 or 6 hours. In the beginning, the battery would have a higher capacity, and there would be no cost associated with the column at all.