Lenovo 700 Ultraportable Bluetooth Speaker: USB-C, NFC, Long Battery Life, Splash Resistant, Lightweight & Compact - GXD0T32973 Review

Big box of hardware, excellent sound quality, good stereo sound quality, excellent battery life, many Lenovo products

was looking for a lightweight usb-c bluetooth speaker and found this. Carry it to work in a crossbody bag and you won't even notice it's there. The sound quality is excellent and loud enough for my needs.

Device shows only 50% charge even though it is charged and working at 100%. This error may be mentioned in Revain Q&A and Lenovo forums. I can't believe they didn't notice this in QA. Paint also scratches very easily. The photos show what happens when I'm in the same pocket as my phone.

I love how small and thin it is. The sound is good, but there is very little bass. So if that doesn't suit you, it's not worth it. In my opinion you are paying for the form factor of this thing, I doubt any speaker is so small and light that it even comes close to the sound of this thing. but you probably don't have to do much more to get better sound quality and a lower price.

I tried to connect this speakerphone directly and connect to 2 different Windows computers via Bluetooth to use them for Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls. The speaker is recognized but not the microphone of the device. The built-in microphones in laptops are pretty poor, and the inability to use this device's microphone means it won't work for its intended purpose. I will come back if Lenovo can't fix the problem.

Confirmed consensus here. The form factor is fantastic: at just over a third of a pound and about the size of a phone, this thing is built for travel. The purchase is worthwhile for that alone, because who wants to lug around something with a big sound like Bose Sound Links or JBL or something similar? Of course if you go to the beach. But if you're a business traveler (and yes, some of us are), the minimalist form is absolutely fantastic. Of the minuses: there is practically no bass, and the…

My main requirement was a hands-free phone that I can pair with my iPhone or computer. Great speakerphone for hands-free calling to free your hands for computer work and other desk work. This is my fourth Bluetooth speaker and definitely the best form factor. Very similar in size to my iPhone, slightly longer and slightly thinner with very good battery life. The icing on the cake is the sound quality. Music streaming is essential both at home and often in hotel rooms, and the speaker works well

While this is an expensive portable speaker I have to say it fits in my travel bag. Why? Serving as a fantastic conference room speakerphone, it's lightweight, takes up almost no space, and when the time calls for music, it plays tunes better than any other small speaker I've tried. I can put the speaker in the same bag I keep my phone in, and the USB-C port means I can charge it with the same cable I use to charge my MacBook or iPad Pro. This speaker obviously isn't for everyone and I doubt…

Love how small and thin it is. The sound is good, but there is very little bass. So if that doesn't suit you, it's not worth it. In my opinion you are paying for the form factor of this thing, I doubt any speaker is so small and light that it even comes close to the sound of this thing. but you probably don't have to do much more to get better sound quality and a lower price.

I tried connecting this Hands-free directly and connect to 2 different Windows computers via Bluetooth to use them for Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls. The speaker is recognized but not the microphone of the device. The built-in microphones in laptops are pretty poor, and the inability to use this device's microphone means it won't work for its intended purpose. I will come back if Lenovo can't fix the problem.