🔊 Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker by Audio Pro Review

This is a great vintage speaker. The sound quality is excellent, clean highs and good bass. Almost as good as a non-Bluetooth speaker. Incidentally, this is not a loudspeaker with blue teeth in the usual sense. It transmits audio via Bluetooth, but that's about it. You cannot control anything through the speaker. It has its own volume control which I had to figure out. No lane control or pause. The battery life is only ok, maybe around 6 hours but it's still worth the money!

Great sound! This T3 is very well built, it's the best I've seen for a Bluetooth speaker of this size. The sound is amazing no matter what kind of music you are playing, excellent mid-high and low. I don't listen to music loud, but everything from loud to quiet is included. Obviously a lot of thought and craftsmanship went into this speaker. I haven't tested it on battery, so I can't say how many hours it will run on battery. Very happy with this purchase.

Amazing sound for its size. Not audiophile, but satisfying (come on, look at the size and price, don't be a dupe!). Forget all the features and tricks of other speakers, you don't need them. Your phone has all the necessary controls. You won't be messing around with the speaker to drive it. It holds a charge for an incredibly long time, which is really amazing. The Bluetooth connection is reliable. Heavy and very well made. I have a great 2 channel system with NHT Classic Fours and am happy…

Absolutely great deal. True portable hi-fi. Excellent separation, synchronization, bass extension and overall consistency. There might not be many images out there, but let's face it, this isn't what you're looking for in a portable speaker. Its size fools you into thinking they may seem tiny, but oh my, they can easily fill a large space. It may not play very loud like extreme or larger JBL speakers (Klipsch KMC3, B&O Beoplay 15, etc.), but it plays clearly. I wouldn't use it outdoors too much

No true music lover would ever think of Bluetooth data transmission for a high definition audio system, but let's be clear: this speaker is not intended to replace any of your speakers. Still, Audio Pro has certainly managed to create a portable speaker worthy of the most discerning audio listener. I was really surprised by the volume, room-filling feel and sound quality it offers for such a small speaker. It somehow manages to play decent audio over a Bluetooth connection, but you can only…

Two days of parallel listening tests performed with Fugoo XL. I listened to Fugoo XL naked for better sound quality. Spotify was my source and it was running with a high quality stream. (but not the highest) When listening to different genres of music, this was the closest speaker I've heard to knocking the Fuggo XL off the top (Audioengine B2, Sony SRS-X55, Doss soundbox, JBL Flip4). was undeniably louder than the Fugoo and I couldn't get it to distort or have any volume. (with flat EQ) The…

This speaker sounds great and has studio quality sound, but it lacks the power that the Marshall Killburn II has. Bass response is good, but lacks bass power and highs can get loud. The Marshall Killburn II's 52Hz bass response compared to the AudioPro Addon T3's 60Hz bass really makes a big difference when listening to music. Music. Also, the bass sounds like it's coming from 15-inch subwoofers compared to the AudioPro, which sounds like midrange. A Gear/DJ speaker that's sure to rock the…