Kayinuo IPX7 Waterproof Shower Speaker with Enhanced Bass and Built-in Mic - Portable Bluetooth Speaker for Outdoor Adventures Review

later I wanted a speaker with a good battery, Bluetooth and a wired stereo input, which this one has. The first problem is that there are no instructions on how to set up bluetooth in the "user manual". The second problem, and the killer of the deal, is that it sounds awful like the speaker is using a toilet paper roll: squeaky, rumbled, distorted. This applies to any volume. The third problem, the volume control doesn't work very well. Ten minutes was enough; back to revain it's coming!

A very simple speaker that does the job. I'm not sure how long the battery will last, but it lasted me 3 hours. It's a lot bigger than it should be and the sound is what you'd expect for the price range - not bad for the outdoors (I use it kayaking). on the water), but nothing I want to hear at home. Setup and pairing was easy. The carabiner is complete junk - fragile plastic that's difficult to attach - and nothing bigger fits in the hole.

To be honest, I was skeptical because of the price, but it's great. I turn it on and clip it into the little brackets on the treadmill when I work out. It's louder and sounds a ton better than the built-in treadmill speakers. I also took it and attached it to my paddleboard and friends and I can hear it perfectly when listening to music from Apple Music on my phone. I used it while working in my garden and it was loud and clear. Floats in the water and sounds great.

This is the only BT speaker with an AUX input that will also NOT enter Bluetooth pairing mode when not connected to a Bluetooth source. It is amazing that 90% of Bluetooth speakers these days will simply try to pair with NOTHING when not connected to a Bluetooth source and there is no way to disable or exit this mode. This is a huge security risk. Luckily the Kayinuo is different and so far I haven't seen it try to pair with anything when connected via the auxiliary audio input. Great design…