Review on Portable acoustics Creative MUVO Play, 10 W, black by Jagvir Singh ᠌

The speaker was pleasantly impressed with the sound quality. I was looking for a compact model to use while cycling. It is light enough to fit comfortably into the side compartment for a bottle on a backpack. I was very surprised at the detail of the sound, because. I listen mainly to instrumental (rock, metal) music. The instruments are well read without merging into mumbling - praise to the developers here) I can compare with the more expensive Sony XB-41, which, unfortunately, has an extremely blurry sound in such genres, mushy and, in general, I am in deep frustration now that this "baby" sounds so good! But don't be deceived, of course, this is not Hi-Fi, but for this class of portable devices, the sound is very, very decent. Oh, and yes, the bass is of course conditionally present here, and it is also well readable, but this is clearly not the speaker that will "pump". In terms of ergonomics, everything is quite convenient, the buttons are pressed normally (in some reviews they complained about this), they are tactilely distinguishable. There is a hole for a lanyard, and if desired, by purchasing a carabiner, you can conveniently cling to anything. If you find fault a little, then only to a fairly loud notification, by the way, a very confident female voice in English and an overly dramatic sound signal for switching on.