Review on 🔊 Bitty Boomers Star Wars: The Mandalorian - The Child Bluetooth Speaker: Compact and Powerful Audio Companion by Jon Manning

It was a totally spontaneous purchase that impressed Treasure Truck's offering. I bought it because I thought I could always return it if I didn't like it. The fact that I'm a nerd and a Mandalorian fan may have contributed to this impulse. Nevertheless, I would buy it again! Pros: It's cute! (Who can resist a kid eating a frog?!) - Battery life: I can work almost nine hours a day on a single charge (on use). , it will tell you that it needs to be charged) - easy to pair: I connected it to several devices and it was very easy to pair it with all of them (you have Bitty Boomer activated and select in your device's Bluetooth settings Bitty Boomer) - Portable: I can throw it in my work bag, backpack or purse and take it with me anywhere - Sound quality: I don't see any difference between listening to music from my phone and Bitty Boomer - Charging time: I haven't I can doesn't exactly time it, but it doesn't take long for the time to fully charge (I'd say an hour or less in Cube Farm, and it's super loud and obvious) - no battery indicator (I'm a bit back and forth cunning since it notifies you when it dies, but you don't get many notifications) - the low battery notification is pretty much like "connect me now or me who en shut down": You have about three to four sets of notes when it indicates the battery is getting low before what will turn it off. by itself (loudly) Although Child's bluetooth speaker (no spoilers if you lived in a cave) wasn't a planned purchase, I'm very glad I bought it. It's small enough to take anywhere, but has the sound quality of a much larger speaker. I'm so glad my impulse purchase paid off!