Review on 🔊 ARCHEER A320 Bluetooth Speaker - Powerful Bass, Bamboo Wood Home Audio Wireless Speaker with Subwoofer - 25W High Volume by Jason Lee

Bought for my daughter. I liked it so much I had to have my own. In fact, it was necessary for my computers and phones because my 20-year hodgepodge of mismatched components finally gave up. Before deciding on this Bluetooth speaker, I tried at least a dozen of the most well-known competitors. (I won't name them, but they all range from $200 to $250.) This little box, no bigger than Fred Flintstone's lunch box, blew me away. It has it all: the deep, punchy bass that everyone seems to love these days. The middle is clear, anterior and central. The high frequencies sparkle, but there's nothing "tinny" about the high frequencies. The device sounds amazing and will sound really loud to you, especially in the small spaces it was designed for. I have no idea how the designers of this speaker handled that. This is audio magic. And that's a compliment from a lifelong audiophile. Comes with a matte vinyl sleeve and Archeer recommended charger must be purchased separately. Or not. I have no problem charging the same hardware I use for my iPhones and iPads. It charges slowly, but this power is enough for a long time. (The recommended Archeer charger is much faster and costs a few bucks more.) No Bluetooth pairing issues. How good is this speaker? I lit it and my neighbor complimented me on the great sound. And yes, it's stereo, unlike many similarly priced devices that tempt you to buy a mono speaker. Beautiful wood and Archeer fabric finishes complete the package: it looks great. You won't hide it behind a chair. One small caveat: (Archier, are you listening?) There are no grilles to protect the fragile speaker cones. I handle my audio like a surgeon working on a brain, but many users are rough on their equipment. The device is portable but be careful when you take it out at a party because EVERYONE will want to touch it. Saving the best for last: you won't find this much sound and fury for $65 anywhere else. Simple, elegant, economical, with a surprisingly good sound. Well done archer.