🔊 OREI Diamond NFC Bluetooth Wireless Speaker: Enhanced Bass, Powerful Sound, Built-in Mic, Aluminum Body, Touch Panel & Compact Size Review

Heavy. The sound is thin and meaty. It has a built-in microphone, making it perfect for making calls in older cars that don't have Bluetooth. Reception very short distance. Up to 20 feet at best! The input clippings do not match because they are misaligned, so there was a problem loading. Good for the first time buyer with low expectations.

Easy setup for this bluetooth speaker and very nice looking. The sound is very clear and crisp than other Bluetooth speakers. Good for traveling and very long battery life, USB charging. Very great product and good as a gift. Bluetooth has a long range with this speaker. I recommend this product to anyone who hasn't had a brr bluetooth speaker before.

Pleasantly surprised by this. We bought this to replace a very old iHome speaker. This little guy is definitely making noise! It won't wake your neighbors at maximum volume, but it will vibrate the entire kitchen countertop. It also feels smooth, not heavy at all, and I love that I can charge it while I play. There's no dock to charge your phone, but you can turn on Bluetooth and then charge your phone elsewhere. So happy with that.

This device provides decent amplification for your iPhone or iPad and fills an entire room. It didn't connect to my TV which is why I bought it but I was wrong in assuming the TV had Blue Tooth. The most annoying thing is that it does a double ping every 5 minutes or so. It took me days of midnight trouble to figure out what was making the noise. Since this thing has battery life, simply unplugging it from the mains isn't enough to wipe out the sonar echoes. I don't know what caused this and…

I play music through this thing 30-40 minutes a day and still haven't charged it since I took it out of the box. I will fully charge the speaker to the maximum when it is fully discharged so as not to build up a memory effect. The OREI Diamond speaker has a good weight as it is made of metal and not cheap plastic. The sound is more than adequate, but doesn't shake the windows with floor-shaking bass. The touch-sensitive buttons are very easy to set up compared to the buttons on other speakers…

This is a great little bluetooth speaker. I have it on my desk at work, and while I don't turn it up loud, the sound quality is excellent for my surroundings. I used headphones and got tired of taking them off and putting them back on every time someone came to my desk or called me. What makes this device really good are the top mounted controls. When I'm listening to music and get interrupted, all I have to do is press the pause button on top and press it again when I want to start listening…

I've been using this on my bedside table for four years now, usually connected to either an Echo Dot or a phone. It runs 1-2 hours every night playing audiobooks or music, and sometimes all night due to ambient noise. During all this time he worked almost flawlessly. I'm not taking it anywhere, so I can't comment on durability. The sound is "pretty good" for the size/price. There are now endless options for BT speakers in the sub-$30 range and this is a good option. Pretty noisy for a bedroom…

Pros: Very good battery life, decent sound quality in a small footprint, nice looks, well-made feel. Cons: People on the other end complain that they can't hear me well, so I either have to be fairly close to the device to make calls, or I have to speak very loudly. I've been using it for listening to music and making phone calls for several weeks. This Orei speakerphone offers good performance for the price. The microphone doesn't seem very sensitive - I have to be very close to the device…

The sound quality is good enough to use as a bathroom speaker. It has enough bass that the music isn't flat/tinny and I can still hear the music through the shower noise. The bass is probably not loud enough to annoy someone in the next room? I'm not a big fan of control buttons (used when connected via Bluetooth). They seem cheap and I feel like I'm trying too hard to get an answer that they should work/change. Also, I had to turn this speaker on and off again to actually establish a Bluetooth