🔊 HP Orange Roar Mini Bluetooth Speaker: A Compact Essential for Any Audio Enthusiast Review

The HP speakers in this range (speakers) are AWESOME! Easy to connect, loud, just a great speaker at a really great price. The mini is good for traveling or in my pocket, I also have a large one that I use at home.

Great little speaker. Don't expect a loud sound, but it's much better than a phone, plus it has a microphone for making calls. Generally very happy. I take it with me on business trips and turn on the music loud in the morning and annoy the neighbors. ;)

I like it. I use rechargeable batteries so I just turn them off. You press a button to turn it off when you don't need sound (and save battery). The sound is normal, the cube is the perfect size. I bought a Bluetooth Knivo that goes perfectly with it.

I didn't have much time to test this device because I bought it as a Christmas present and after a week it was out of my hands. This week my expectations in terms of attractiveness, functionality and quality of the components were met. The sound was good but maybe a little below my expectations based on previous reviews and there seemed to be a subtle distortion that I was never able to verify if it was a real issue or not. However, my sister seems happy with it and I haven't heard of any…

I needed a portable bluetooth speaker and I chose this one mainly because it was orange. I have to say it took me about 4 hours to connect the speaker to my computer. Well maybe 3 minutes to plug it in, but then 4 hours for the sound to appear. It turns out that the connection is fine and seamless. Getting the tone out of them is another matter entirely. I've searched everywhere for answers but came across a solution that describes the problem from an ACER PC's perspective. It just so happened,