Onforu Outdoor Bluetooth Speakers Waterproof, True Wireless Stereo Lantern Speaker with RGB LED Lights, 2 Pack 50W Led Flame Speaker, Dual Pairing, 20H Playtime, Enhanced Bass for Patio Garden Decor

As for the sound? Great. Full and robust. Great lows mids and highs. I never noticed before how the mixers of stereo music put some tracks only to one side. If you have the speakers a fair distance apart and you are closer to one, a well familiar song may sound so new.Other than sound. It's odd. When I first got it, it seemed like the battery died quick or something. I would be working or playing and listening to music. And I would notice music wasn't playing anymore. I think this was the first or second time using them, so I figured maybe I didn't charge them well enough before I used them. I gave them a good long charge and just for security I turned off the lights. I dont really care to have them on all the time anyway. Since then, I have used it for hours on hours and haven't had to charge it again.One thing of note that I feel I have to mention. The recorded voice that announces successful connection was obviously recorded by someone who English was not a known language. It is clearly an Asian woman who sounds like they were just handed a script with phonetic pronunciation and she just gave it a go. It is comicly stereotypical. Makes you feel bad for laughing. But....

These are great speakers! I wanted something that looked and sounded good for a small outdoor area in the yard. These exceeded expectation. The lighting is bright and adds to the atmosphere and when synced blinks with the beat of most songs. Even when not playing music the lantern brightens up the area. Easy to set up and connect. They have yet to run out of juice when playing outside, but i will put it to the test one day to get the exact charge length.The only negative is that it is once you have synced them it is difficult to re-sync them. So i just numbered them on the bottom so they can be turned on and connected easily to use the beat lighting.

The media could not be loaded. They sound pretty good for a completely wireless speaker. Of course they are not a high end audiophile quality of sound but great for outdoors. Seem solidly built and the passive speakers on the back definitely bump up the bass response. Before setting up do two things, fully charge them then power on each speaker and insert a paperclip or something similar into the hole to fully reset and clear anything that might be still programed from the factory. Once I did this they were very easy to configure and connect to my phone and to each other. Follow the directions and you shouldn't have any issues. Disregard the mess on my deck, just refinished it and redoing my patio lights.

I don't usually write reviews however you may have an issue later on that you might be tempted to throw the speakers against the wall. I found another reviewer had the same problem but didn't post the fix.I gave the speakers 4-stars even though I encountered an issue after 3 weeks of flawless performance which caused me to lose the ability to pair the main speaker with the others and could only operate a single speaker within 2ft of the source. It is an interesting solution to a multiple wireless speaker configuration and I was able to correct the issue after a week of trying different things. I am not sure if it will happen again.I have 4- speakers set up in various places within my store connected by an older Samsung tablet. The distance between speakers is no greater than 30ft and my source is 20ft which is within the specs.I really had no issues pairing the speakers however if you power them off to charge in my experience will have to bring them together to pair. I was able to get the units going very quickly and amazed at how well they performed. It was amazing that there was no interference with all the refrigeration equipment throughout the store. The speakers sounded very good however as others stated 360 degree sound is overstated.It seems like some folks had an issue pairing to the other speakers. At first I did as well until I gained a little experience establishing the connections. The first speaker you turn on which is the main acts as a receiver (takes audio from source)/transmitter (sends audio to the other speakers.) You will see a TX light on the main speaker and a RX on the other speakers. The other speakers only operate in the receiver mode once the main is established.The next time you turn them on you need to turn the main on first. I always put the main speaker in the same location. If you don't it can be reset by pressing +/- to reset and choose a new main. I behave having a main makes setting up your configuration faster.So after 3 weeks of this working flawlessly, the speakers stopped connecting with the tablet suddenly. What was odd they worked all day long and at 6pm suddenly stopped. The speakers and tablet had plenty of power and nothing was moved etc in the store that might intefere with them.I couldn't get the system to work together and was only able to use the speaker within 2ft of the tablet. If I walked further than 2ft the audio would go in and out. If I kept going eventually it disconnected. Eventually I solved the issue by unpairing the Bluetooth connection and set up another connection. I am not sure how the pairing connection became corrupted after using it non-stop for three weeks. I hope this helps someone else because I tried everything and lost a lot of time trying to figure this out. Good Luck.