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

I appreciated being able to converse "hands-free" on the phone (especially while using Skype or WhatsApp), the microphones were very sensitive, and there was no "echo" effect from the speakers. It was quite enjoyable to connect with the other person, almost like it was happening in real time. The sound it produces is practically unequaled in detail for monoblock systems, which is one of its many advantages. Prior to making my purchase, I went to the retail chain's location so that I could examine it alongside the recently released "Marshall Kilburn-II." Marshal, in spite of the fact that he has bluetooth version 5.0 and costs ten thousand dollars more, is not even close to as good in terms of sound detail or clarity. During the testing, the several salespeople who came running over to agree with me. The battery controller seems to have some kind of flaw (perhaps I just had bad luck), since it does not show a full charge in all five LEDs when the power line is connected. Even after being plugged in overnight, it jumps from the second LED to the third in a rapid succession. All five of the LEDs will light up once the wire has been removed and the power has been turned back on to the speaker.