🔊 W-KING 50W Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Loudest, IPX6 Waterproof Outdoor Speaker with 8000mAh Power Bank, Wireless Bass Speaker Bluetooth 5.0 - 24H Playtime/TF Card/AUX/NFC Review

After much creative research I wanted to improve the sound of my Yamaha Rhino. I was reluctant to spend money to install some electronics. I was looking for a cheaper solution that would give me the same effect. Besides, looks aren't that important to me. After doing a lot of research on Bluetooth speakers, I settled on the W-King. I used four "reusable rubber bands" to secure the speaker in place. We took our first off-road ride and the W-King sound, bass, EQ, battery life, whatever, was…

Sounds great, has really deep bass. Highs and mids are good. The overall sound quality is a win. The TWS connects faster than any other speaker I know. Slight lag when watching videos. Phone calls are fine, sometimes the person on the other end can't hear you very well. Battery life is good charge times, slightly above average. First there are 3 equalizer settings or sound modes and when you switch between them you lose the one that only emphasizes the bass. 🤔 Louder and quieter settings are…

For a speaker of this size and price range this is TOP DOG BEST SHOULDERS First of all I'm very demanding when it comes to sound quality, I'm a local DJ in Miami and I can't believe the sound quality coming out of this little box. I'm mixing in my living room with this little box and I'm in sound heaven. K king, please don't change anything on this little speaker, please don't start adding SD card and FM radio, because where other manufacturers go wrong, if you add too many additions to these…

This is a heavy rating for this speaker. For this money is very good. Compared to my best speakers, that's just about acceptable. If I didn't have the Harmon Kardon Go+Play I would agree with most of the reviews. The problem is inside. I have Go+Play. I also have a JBL Xtreme (Original) and a JBL PartyBox 100. All other speakers pale in comparison to the Go+Play. It's just a phenomenal speaker. The PartyBox 100 has better bass and is louder, but the overall sound doesn't quite match the Go+Play

In general, this speaker does the job. I needed something louder and more bass than my little OontZ Angle 3 speaker. W-King does it. And I like that there is a strap. I can wear it when I ride a bike. However, I have a few complaints. The first is secondary, the second is primary. My first problem is the equalizer. There's no indicator to let you know if it's on and what mode you're in. The manual does not say how many modes there are. So all you have to do is use your ear until it sounds good…

This speaker outperforms bigger brands and offers more features like battery and 3.5mm input. The bass is on a medium setting, while the highs aren't harsh or tinny, but instead blend well into the mix, allowing instruments and cymbals to play beautifully. Vocals are loud and distinct, not fuzzy, clipped or distorted. The separation between frequencies for each driver set is noticeable and precise. Even at maximum volume I could not detect any crackling or breaking. At regular intervals I use…

This W-King Bluetooth speaker definitely deserves 5 stars because it's the best I've found, but there are only a few downsides. Sound quality is generally very good; It's very similar to the Bugani which I first bought recently because the Bugani has a built in TF/SD card music player and allows you to work offline which is what I wanted, but it turns out that the Bugani SD Card Player has a defect, so I'm sending it back; See my Bugani review for details. I couldn't find a portable speaker…