Mini Bluetooth Speaker, Romanda Portable Speaker with Stereo Double Channels, IPX5 Waterproof, FM Radio and Micro SD Slot for iPhone/iPad/Smartphone/MP3/Laptop/Tablet

I had an Ancord Bluetooth speaker I got about 8 years ago. I didn’t buy it with the fm radio function in mind but the radio was a really decent feature which we ended up using a lot. So when it broke and I searched for fm speakers recently I found the range lacking a lot. I found this, it was cheap and is only 3w so thought it wouldn’t be loud enough to have a shower but it’s really surprised me. Sound is loud, not much bass but that’s to be expected. Other reviews say the voice is annoying but compared to my last speakers voice it’s much better. I’ve not charged it yet so can’t speak for the battery but If you want a waterproof Bluetooth speaker with fm radio for the bathroom you can’t go wrong with this

Purchased this as a gift for my travels next month. Solid device and has a small hook to attach to backpack. Sound quality is good (did not expect a BOSE etc for the price but good value for money given the size of this). Bluetooth connectivity was easy to set up with Samsung Note 9. Also has ability to take calls with button whilst phone is being charged and a built in mic. only slightly annoying thing is the voice feedback but have not managed to turn it off as yet (i am sure there will be an option). Also have not tested the micro SD card for playback as yet so cannot comment how well that works.

Great when used with your mobile to improve the sound quality and increase volume.Its neat, quite slim, easily carried in your pocket or handbag etc, bit too big to attach to your keys.This is actually a replacement for one I bought more than two years ago.That one served me well until one day the slot for the charging plug has become loose inside meaning it could not be recharged.I just hope they strengthened that in the mean time.

I was dubious as a small % of reviewers unanimously criticised identical problems. My choice was for £15 I’ll give it a go and thankfully I’m now recovered from the shock. It was well packed and it’s design beautifully reflects it’s oriental roots. Ok, the instruction leaflet is a brilliant laugh a sentence comedy script but it’s not needed. Providing you know how to activate Bluetooth on the gadgets you want to do pair with it you’ll have no problems. As for the weird voices they tell you it’s on then paired up with your device. The quality of the sound is impeccable. The bass to treble, for the size and price is faultless and the volume well more than exceptional. I’m using it as a speaker on my mobility trike paired my smartphone containing my music files. This means it doubles as a hands free addition. Seriously it’s worth much more than I paid plus friends, neighbours and supermarket staff recon it’s impressive, more so as it was delivered 9hours after ordering. That’s the benefit of PRIME membership (same day delivery/no pp). Ok I make no apologies for plugging the department store that has stuff I didn’t know I needed.

The player is very compact and tough-looking and is ideal for clipping on to a bag or coat etc.It plays music fine but I mainly got it so I could play audio (Audible) books when out walking. I could not understand why I seemed to lose track of sentences until I realised it was often skipping the first word, making it hard to follow the story. This occurs when Iusing the speaker on Bluetooth on both my Sony phone and my iPad. I googled this and found that it is common with Audible when using some Bluetooth devices, especially cheaper ones. (Something to do with the pauses of the narrator prompting the Bluetooth to cut out momentarily, hence why it seems to chop off the first word of sentences e.g. at the start of paragraphs.) I then noted that the only more negative review of this speaker here is from somebody who had also noticed this lag when playing Audible books. So it does seem to be a real fault.I tested out my KS Hive 2 Bluetooth speaker on both of my devices and it works fine. (I was reading a hard copy of the same book so I could be sure!)So looks like I will have to find another similar small mobile speaker that will work with Audible. ( A reviewer comments that the Sony SRS XB10 works OK for audio books?) Or will have to resort to using a wired connection...not really convenient if out and about though!

This is brilliant. My 1yr old son keeps stealing my black and red Bluetooth speaker and he keeps dropping it, so I'm worried he might hurt myself.So I bought this speaker on here because it looks a bit like mine but it's lightweight and just as loud. Got a micro SD card in there with his bed time songs and he sleeps all night with his own speaker.The rubber part that you open to charge it up is great. He can't pop the SD card out on this one because it's hidden better and stays in solid.The sound quality is fine for kids. But as always I use an eq app on my phone for music and I can get it sounding great.Louder than expected and it's baby boy/toddler proof as far as I can tell.

For the price, I was delighted with the quality and performance of this mini-speaker. I pop it in my top pocket for walks in the countryside and the volume is more than ample without any noticeable distortion. The sound quality is incredible for the size. It connects to bluetooth in just a couple of seconds, battery life is good and the five control buttons are positive. I haven't tested the waterproof qualities yet, but as it's rubber encased I am confident that it will stand up to rain.

It has a built in voice that indicates every time it powers on, off, changes mode or connects to a device, and there's no way to turn it off.Every time you want to turn it on you have to sit through 10 seconds of cringey dialogue of it powering on and connecting.Most speakers have an option to hold the + and - buttons at the same time to turn the voice off, this one does not do that. I swear two of the lines the voice says are also in an Asian language.It also decides to switch to radio mode whenever it's unplugged from a PC, creating very loud static.If it had basic LEDs indicating power on/off and connectivity, this would be an incredible device for a really great price. The voice not only makes it seem like a cheap Chinese product, but the sound of it just makes me want to throw this thing in the garbage.