🌹 Rose Gold Mini Portable 3W Speaker with 3.5mm Aux Input Jack for iPhone iPad iPod Tablet Cell Phones - Ideal Gift for Girls/Kids Review

The first 3 weeks it worked great, then not so much, now it doesn't play more than 2 minutes before it stops. This lasted until the end of the return window. DO NOT BUY I've had two others that have lasted years, this one lasted a few (very few) weeks.

Perfect fit for my technically challenged mother who needed more volume from her tablet. Very easy to use, just plug and play. Viola!, louder than the tablet speakers. I liked it so much that I bought it for my phone when I want to stream music but don't want to mess around with a bluetooth speaker.

I needed a small speaker that I could connect to a very old walkman mp3 so I could hear my old songs. I like that it's small and I can take it with me and I like pink so that helped. It's rechargeable, but it took a while to charge and doesn't take long to charge. Exactly what I needed!

I wasn't sure about this speaker when I ordered it, but I like it. It's small but has a big sound. So easy to use. Seems to hold a charge well. I use it several times a week for my computer, ipod and tablet. No problem. The volume is controlled by the device, which I didn't like at first, but I've gotten used to it now.

When my car radio broke down, I bought this to listen to podcasts on my cell phone while driving. The audio gets a bit tinny at max volume, but it gets loud enough to hear the sounds of my jeep on the freeway. My only complaint is that the battery life is terrible and it freezes intermittently when not connected to a network. Since I only use it in my car I just leave it on all the time and it works great for my needs.

IF it works, it's pretty decent. Louder than my laptop's built-in speakers, that's for sure. The problem is, when I plug a speaker into a laptop, it usually doesn't work until I flip it, twist it, pull it out, put it back in, and wiggle it. It sounds like the speaker connection is not tight enough. Thats getting annoying!

When my car stereo broke down, I bought it to listen to podcasts on my phone while driving. The audio gets a bit tinny at max volume, but it gets loud enough to hear the sounds of my jeep on the freeway. My only complaint is that the battery life is terrible and it freezes intermittently when not connected to a network. Since I only use it in my car I just leave it on all the time and it works great for my needs.

I bought this small camping speaker. I didn't feel like I had to spend a lot of money because I wasn't aiming for explosive music. Well you get what you pay for! A small stick broke off my iPad! Well, until I get it out of there, I have no sound at all. He thinks I'm wearing headphones! I am very annoyed that I have a perfectly good iPad that now has no sound! Don't buy this. No way. Spend money so you don't break your device. 😡

I take weekly piano lessons via Zoom; Sometimes I stay in a place that has a numeric keypad that can only be used through GarageBand. This little contraption allows me to play outside audio through my Macbook laptop, and my music teacher can hear it on my iPhone from a few feet away during our Zoom session. Now I can take lessons on the go! The speaker's compact size makes it a great travel companion. It wouldn't win any audiophile awards, but it's perfect for my very basic needs.