Sony SRSBTM8 Portable Bluetooth Wireless Review

I didn't expect the sound quality to be as good as it is for the price I paid. The bass is just enough and the volume is more than sufficient. The carrying handle integrated into the device is ideal for carrying. love it

This speaker has a great sound. I closed the deal and only paid $27 which is well worth the money. I would even pay 50€. It's not small, you can't throw it in a backpack or purse, but for excellent sound, inexpensive Bluetooth, a great purchase.

I really liked these speakers when I first got them, but after a year and a half they just wouldn't connect to Bluetooth devices. Used multiple phones and it just blinks (trying to connect) all the time. Pretty disappointed with it. Pull yourself together Sony.

Damn good. Very happy with the purchase. Don't expect boombox bass from this. And no, it's not very loud, but it's perfectly fine for small parties. An audio input (in addition to BT) helps a lot, but I wish it also had a laptop mic input - that way it would be a full hands-free solution. Good batteries last a long time.

I am happy with my Sony Bluetooth wireless speaker. I use it in my old car that doesn't have a working radio and for that it works fine. But I also use it indoors and out and I find the sound is pretty clear and seems loud enough - and I like it when my music is loud. It was very easy to connect to my iPhone and so far the battery life has been pretty decent (I haven't changed it yet and I've had it for about a month now). I think it's good that you can also connect it. The speaker is…

I bought it for two reasons: it got great reviews for its sound quality and it runs on 4 AA batteries. With a rechargeable plug-in speaker, if it dies you'll be out for hours until it charges (or you need to have a power source to plug it in while you use it). I take this thing out on the water or in the yard to listen while I work/fish/lounge outside. If you like rechargeable batteries, buy rechargeable AA batteries and always keep a backup set on your charger. The only downside is that the…

This speaker doesn't produce much bass, but it is clear and loud. It's also lightweight and the handle makes it easy to carry. It's also easy to connect as it has NFC. It uses 4 AA batteries, which I worried about at first (having spent lots of dollars on batteries), but I bought one of these on Black Friday (2013) and have been using it pretty much every day since (mind you, for short bursts). ) and the batteries replaced once. It also includes an AC adapter, which is handy if you're listening

Bought this speaker a few weeks ago. I was attracted by the fact that it uses AA batteries. I use Eneloop batteries and I have a few of them. The thing is that with 99% of Bluetooth speakers, the problem is that if the internal battery dies, the speaker becomes unusable when it is not connected to the network. Conversely, a speaker that uses rechargeable AA batteries will last forever. So I was happy with that. But what really surprised me was the sound of this little guy. I tried it and I have

First impression: Great build Most of the case is made of plastic, while the speaker grille is made of very strong metal. Not exactly acoustically transparent, but that's the norm for portable Bluetooth speakers. A knock test shows that this isn't super cheap plastic, and it's not thick MDF with spacers everywhere either. It appears to have a dual 2-inch full-range setup with some sort of bass port. It can be powered by 6V DC 0.5A adapter (included) or 4 x AA batteries (not included). If you…