🔊 BONATECH 3W Transparent Stereo Speaker Box DIY Kit: Enhanced Sound Amplifier in a Transparent Case Review

I bought this kit because I was a bit crazy and needed to build something. I was a good project to build, unlike other DIY kits I've bought recently. The instructions were easy and the speakers actually sounded a lot better than I expected.

Very interesting project. I made the circuit boards in about 30 minutes. The tedious part was combining the clear cases. There are no instructions for plastic sleeves, so trial and error can help you figure out how they fit together. The reason for the 3 stars is the lack of detailed instructions and the disappointing end result. The sound quality is mediocre at best. I was hoping for a good sound, but the sound turned out to be flat, tinny and lacking in bass. Trying to get the best sound…

Years ago I took an electronics course to learn the basics of soldering, etching printed circuit boards and building simple circuits. I got back into electronics looking for interesting things to do during this pandemic. This is a great second or third project. The hardest part is soldering the surface mount chip. (If this is your first time soldering on the surface, it's really easy, but can be intimidating.) Because of this flimsy soldering, I'd recommend using magnifying glasses like the $17

Interesting little assembly project. Good combination of surface mount and through components. And it really works when it's done so you can see how it works. As with others, there were no instructions for plastic sleeves and removing all that brown sticky tread is very time consuming. Also, I have two boards A for the speakers, not A and B. If this happens to you, just move the R wire from the 3-wire core on the right speaker to the L pin on the audio section. The other two wires (+5V and GND)