Review on Bose SoundLink III: Bluetooth Speaker with Enhanced SEO by Bob Larson

I think most Bosé products have great sound quality. Notably, this isn't the best option, but I think you should be aware of that when comparing the price between most of them. That being said, not to mention good and bad: Pros: - Its portability: Since it has a built-in battery that lasts around 12 hours, you can easily carry it around. Be careful as it is not waterproof. Lightweight: It's not the lightest of portable speakers (around 3 pounds or 1350g), but I find it light enough to easily carry in a backpack or even a lady's handbag (I'm not complaining about the size of women's handbags, lol ) - Ease of use: It took me about 4 minutes after opening the box before I was able to play music from my iPhone. This is a really handy device. Even my 5 year old daughter can easily use it - Great design despite being completely vertical, which can be a disadvantage in some cases as it falls easily if you fall - Bluetooth connects automatically, I don't. I haven't read how many devices it stores, but in our daily lives it automatically connects to my iPhone and/or my wife's iPhone like a charm - I find its volume is enough to listen to music at home and even outside . but it won't be loud enough for a party or a crowded place - Comes with the necessary power cord in case you need to charge the battery or just prefer to use it plugged in. I won't bore you on that matter. Cons: The fully vertical design doesn't offer enough support, and if you trip over it, it's likely to fall. it is said to be louder due to its bass melody. I don't see this as a downside, but some relatives say so, and I think you would appreciate that feedback too. Price: Yes, it's a Bose, but I find it a bit overpriced. Like this review if you have the same feeling. Definitely would recommend if you really enjoy listening to music at home or outside, with speaker flexibility and long battery life.