Verbatim Wireless Cube Bluetooth Speaker Review

I'm surprised how small this cube is. It's as big as my palm. I doubted it could have decent sound quality. I was wrong. For such a small thing, the sound is crisp and clear, and the bass can boom. It's very easy to assemble and since it's so small, it's very portable. It fits in almost every bag I have except my clutch. The + and - icons on the front of the speaker control both volume and track skipping (short press and one track skips to the next, hold and volume increases). This might take a

I hate the tinny sound of most small speakers. This has a surprisingly rich and deep sound for its size, especially when I play with the equalizer on my phone to tweak the music. Pairing was very easy and I appreciate that I get stereo sound by plugging in a second speaker. The loop also makes this speaker a lot more versatile, as it can be hung almost anywhere (and harder to exit if I'm threading it through the handles of a bag, for example). And for people like me who don't want to leave it…

The Verbatim Wireless Cube Bluetooth speaker is compact, well made and has good sound quality. The cube is approximately 3 inches high, 3 inches wide and 3 inches long. It weighs about 1 pound, heaviest on the bottom. The bottom half of the cube is encased in a rubber base. The rubber top half has a mesh finish and the speaker faces straight up. All controls (on/off, +, -) are on one side of the bottom half. The other side of the bottom half has a rubber plug that covers the status light, the…

ADVANTAGES: These speakers can be hooked up for stereo sound but cost twice as much. - Buttons to skip to the next track in your playlist or back, you can also adjust the volume if you press and hold them longer. - Bluetooth range is very good. I have found it to work up to 45ft when there are no walls/doors in the way. CONS: - It's marketed as "Powerful Bass" but I couldn't find it. - Yes, there is a built-in microphone, but there is no dedicated phone button to answer the call, so I have to…

This is a great little speaker for my purposes. So far it has paired and worked very smoothly and intuitively. I'm not an expert, but the sound quality is good for listening to classical music from a classroom phone. It's a nice handy portable size and I love the bold bright red color. Another aspect I like is that it doesn't turn off too quickly during periods of non-use. I used it to answer a call while my phone was connected to the speaker. The call quality on my part was good; My husband on

The Verbatim Wireless Cube bluetooth speaker arrived - red and I immediately connected the cable to the speaker and started charging the speaker from the wall outlet. I let the speaker charge for about four hours before testing. I decided to test the speaker with my tablet and was able to quickly connect the speaker to Bluetooth on my tablet. For the test, I went to YouTube and spent the next half hour listening to different songs from Led Zeppelin to Renat Tebaldi to Mozart to think about…

There's a lot to like about this little cubic speaker. Sound quality, mobility, price. and I was able to pair it with my iPhone quickly and easily. My only complaint is that I can't find a way to successfully pair it with my PC. I have another wireless speaker (shaped like a hockey puck) that pairs easily with my Windows 10 PC, and now I can listen to all my iTunes playlists and favorite music on my patio on a warm afternoon. I was hoping to do this with a Verbatim dice as a wireless hockey…