🎧 NAXA Electronics NAS-3100: The Ultimate Black Wearable Bluetooth Speaker Review

For the price it's much better than expected. The battery life is very long and it works well even outdoors with traffic noise

It was easy to connect but hard plastic with sharp edges. They won't let you wear it around your neck if it's larger than usual. Wouldn't buy again. You get what you pay for. It sounds good. I use Pandora

Twenty dollars gets you the actual price. Ideal for outdoor use, e.g. B. in the garage where I work. The sound quality is good or satisfactory. The volume is superior to most other noises. The controls work well.

The description doesn't say it's made of hard plastic which doesn't allow for the flexibility to put it around your neck if you have a slightly larger than average neck circumference.

This speaker is the bomb. This little thing plays the sounds of my favorite songs and I use it when I run and exercise. It was great for my outdoor parties and movie nights. I need to find out if I can now connect it to my film project to get a clearer and louder sound.

Let's face it, none of these designs are going to sound great, and few of them will sound good. But they are great for background music in my workshop. The around-the-neck design makes it easy for me to put on and take off my protective gear. They have a range of around 30 feet, even through walls. So far sawdust hasn't caused any problems, for $25 if so I'll buy a few more.

It works well when you're sitting in one place, but the Bluetooth connection drops in a moving vehicle. When I use a non-Bluetooth music source via an additional cable, there are no crashes, it keeps playing. But it keeps losing signal when I'm on the go using Bluetooth to stream podcasts from my phone. The reason I think it's this neck speaker and not my phone is so I don't lose the Bluetooth connection when using my Oontz Angle speaker. It also has an annoying continuous beeping when the…

I got this while trying to turn down the volume in an office in a flat share. While it seems to perform acceptably for the most part with its main function, it's a little awkward to put on as it's a little tight, but it's doable. My biggest complaint is how much noise it makes when turning on and off and how it handles the volume. I wanted something to listen to soft music or podcasts but still have the hearing to receive phone calls, but turning this thing on makes a super futuristic sound…