🔊 Alpatronix AX500 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker 60W (80W Max), Portable Wireless with 8000mAh Power Bank, Handsfree, Shockproof, TWS, DSP, Stereo, Subwoofer, TF Card, NFC - Black Gray | Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor Use Review

Good sound, easy to use and affordable. I have a JBL Extra Big for about $300 and honestly that's no excuse, the sound is great and there is an option to add more speakers, the EQ for me is more of a boost to make the vocals more accessible and the sound to make louder when I Now you have to recommend a speaker to your friends and family, this is my first choice, excellent brand, this speaker has been updated. I buy one like USB that can read flash drive and the battery is about 2500mah. Now…

Built to last and sounds way better than I expected. This speaker has an unusually rich sound for such a small device. There is an equalizer function between Balanced and Bass. I think the balance is great for listening closely at low volumes. Excellent at filling an entire room with sound, the bass is also the louder gift of the two. The sound is very clear and the picture is accurate. The bass in this unit never fails. Because the frequency range is 20 Hz - 20 kHz, which covers the entire…

I actually attached this with a 4" wide x 8" long strip of strong Velcro between the front and back seats of my golf cart. I didn't want to have those massive stereos hanging off the roof of a train car because I think they look ugly lol. The sound quality is great, I've been using it for about 7 hours at about a quarter volume and all the battery lights are still on. He also often bounces around like a golf cart, doesn't have the best suspension in the world, and doesn't seem to bother him in…

So first let's say this speaker is pretty good. Firstly, when you open the box you can see that it is well packaged, but it seems quite massive, it seems too plastic, but even then it doesn't bend. My point is that there is some kind of chemical smell when you first open it (maybe there isn't enough off-gas time before final packaging), but after a few days the smell is almost completely gone. I love the fact that it's USB-C so now I don't need two different chargers. In terms of sound quality…

I bought this speaker thinking it was an upgrade to 60W. I usually test products before I buy them, but my time was limited. Let's start with "It's not a 60W speaker, it's a regular 40W speaker." The sound quality was good, but it wasn't as loud as I thought it would be. I have a Skull Candy Sky Raid speaker which is louder than this product but is much smaller and a meager 10-15 watts. The bass is certainly there, but at full volume it sounds like a chaotic hiss or like someone is covering the

Here are the speakers I tried: Tribit XSound Go (treasured and loved, for listening in a quiet room). Logitech Roll 2 (I saved it, I only use it for listening to videos because I liked the sound of other speakers better, but they have a sound delay when watching a video). Oontz Angle 3 Ultra - it seemed to me that it sounds muddy. returned it Aomai's Go-Jr is a pretty good sound, but it wasn't loud enough for what I wanted it for (listening outside). Returned. Aomais U-go - Thought the sound…

The AX-500 is a well built, solid machine that sounds great. The carrying strap is very convenient as it is very easy to pick up and take with you. It's water resistant, not waterproof, so it's fine in the rain or by the pool, but not in the pool. But let's get to the most important thing - the sound. When comparing real-time audio to the Braven 850, TDK TrexMax, and JBL Charge 4, the Alpatronix AX-500 is a real contender. Interestingly, each of the above speakers have their own subtle EQ…