30W Portable Bluetooth Speaker, IPX5 Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Speakers with 6 Variable Gravity Sensitive RGB Lights, Enhanced Bass, 3600mAh Long Battery Life, Built in Mic, for Party/Travel/Gift

This was a last minute Christmas present for my son as his old one had broken . He was very pleased with it . The size was good ... not too big, sound quality is great, long battery life, good price and he was very pleased with it

I received both speakers this morning, I ordered the extra to pair, and I have to say they’re brilliant for under £20 each, it’s a steal, great sound and loads of bass, honestly I think someone got the price wrong when pricing them up, I’ve had more expensive speakers that aren’t half as good as these, snap one up quickly, but I suggest getting Two, the stereo sound is awesome

I was initially impressed with the sound and lights. There are only two lighting programs which react properly to sound and although the supposed graphic equaliser one is most impressive, it doesn't really give a representation of how loud each frequency is playing. It's very impressive that they change depending which way up the speaker is but I believe they do muffle the speakers slightly. I found the middle bass option was best as the most bassy option doesn't actually have any more bass, it just cuts the mids and highs. Sound wise it's pretty good for the size, BadGuy by Billie Eilish absolutely melts it at high volume though. It's quite weighty for it's size and feels robust. I like the little rubber feet that stop it rolling away but the shoulder strap is designed for a child or petite lady and barely larger than a lanyard for a name badge.I discovered mine had a buzz on the left speaker most noticeable on phone calls and podcasts so I sent it back to Amazon who refunded it and I ordered a Rienok S1 mini which only has lights in the ends which aren't worth bothering with. It handles Billie Eilish much better though and to me sound is more important than light. It's lighter built although still rugged enough. There are no feet and it's weighted to settle with the speakers angled up and the logo upside down but if you tie the string into the carry loop you can use that to keep it at the angle you want.If this speaker hadn't been faulty I would've kept it and it would've served the purpose of chuck it in a bag and use it in the cab of work vehicles with no radio but I believe the Rienok will serve that purpose better so I'm actually glad it was faulty.

The media could not be loaded. This is a decent speaker, that will suit many occasions, although I doubt it would be quite enough for an adult party if you really wanted some loud music. If you want a decent level background music without it being overbearing this would be a decent speaker for you. Music for a kids party? then this definitely fits the bill.I found that with the bass speakers at each end that the sound appeared to be better if you were stood at one end of the speaker rather than in front of it, not a huge difference but certainly noticeableHaving mentioned the restrictions above though this is a good speaker and the lights are a good addition.It is easy to pair via Bluetooth and there is also a supplied cable to connect to your phone, laptop etc if required. It is also of course supplied with a standard USB charge cable. Battery life is very good, whilst I can’t vouch for the 15 hours I can say the battery easily lasts more than 10 hours, so a good party’s worth of music!At the time of ordering and review this speaker is being sold for £23 and at this end of the budget this is definitely a speaker to recommend

For the price you can't really fault this speaker. It paired up to my phone with no issues, and I was blaring some dance music straight away. The sound quality is pretty good, as long as you don't try to push a lot of volume as it does clip and break up a bit when sent to extremes. But at normal volumes the quality is pretty decent. It does produce a decent bass thump too, probably aided by the end caps which seem to be bass units.The light show adds a bit of fun too. It has various modes, my favourite being the 'spectrum analyser' setting. The light show also auto rotates is you choose to stand the speaker on one end. The lights can be disabled if you want.There are a couple little frustrations. The buttons are black on a black background, and tilted back when it's stood on its base, so it's a little awkward to learn which button is which at first. Also, bizarrely, the play/pause button is backwards - it points left instead of right as is normal.