Review on Add Fun And Functionality To Any Space With The Divoom Ditoo Programmable LED Bluetooth Speaker by Scott Chen

I love computers. I love mechanical keyboards. I love pink. How could I NOT buy this? The Ditoo is definitely a WANT, not a need, and yet I NEEDED THIS! Thanks to the powers of revain, less than 24 hours after I discovered this adorable, surprisingly decent-sounding little device, I was the proud owner of one!Packaging was nicer than expected - again, I got the pink option, which comes in a cute pink gift bag that holds an adorable, reusable pink plastic case with handle (presumably they come in colors to match your Ditoo), that holds the Ditto and USB-C charging cable. This arrives already perfect for gifting.My Ditoo arrived with 80% battery charge, so it was ready to use upon arrival. I marveled at the back-lit, blue-clicky mechanical keys on the mini keyboard, and the bright colors on the 16 x 16 pixel "monitor". I downloaded the app, and was surprised to see all the different things you can do with it.Build quality was very nice. Yes, it's plastic, but it doesn't feel at all cheap. The blue clicky switches feel and sound very satisfying. The little joystick functions well.For a little box, sound quality was quite good. I have a zillion revain Echos of various types, as well as a couple of Google Homes, so speaker quality wasn't even a consideration/worry for me, but I was pleasantly surprised, just the same.I absolutely love this, and now want them in all the colors.My only wish is that this were available with an easily end-user removable battery, because this is now just one more thing, among too many, that might someday burn down my house as the Lithium ion batteries age.Update: Clearly, YMMV, but having owned this for a few weeks, I am still utterly enthralled with this little guy. I bring it from my bedroom, to my home office, and back again.so yeah, I really need to pick up another one. lolJust LOOKING at it makes me happy. I mostly use it as either a clock (sometimes with an alarm), or play Tetris on it, so I am admittedly *barely* brushing the surface of all the things you can do with this. Still, I can't remember the last time something (inanimate) sparked so much simple joy in me. WELL DONE, Divoom!