I seriously don't understand speaker reviews that don't actually show you what it sounds like. Sure you say that it sounds amazing, but you're paid to say that dude.
I use this speaker since 2017 and it is just perfect for me, the bass is extremely powerful, like a subwoofer, and its very clear too. I use it as a home theater because sounds perfect for the price. It is really a beast as the video reviews says. Frankly I dont understand those negative comments.
You didnt say "cool" enough! Please make another video. And while youre at it, how about demonstrating the sound? Why do people make videos about audio products but leave the sound out?
Avoid this speaker, quality and reliability are non existent, I have had 3 and they all have issues rendering them unusable. The charging board overheats and the speakers shuts down, there is connectivity problems and a lot of radio interference cutting out the signal, one of the speakers does't even charge while in use, and another sometimes does't even turn off, until runs out of battery! The rechargeable battery is non replaceable making this product disposable. Like with many online Chinese products out there from unknown companies there is no warranty or service. Sound is ok butI don't recommend at all. I suggest buying products from reliable brands from your local shops with warranty and support, even if you have to paid a bit extra, peace of mine is more valuable than a few dollars.
@Diego Puerta Too bad, it seems like a good product. About the lack of warranty support, im an american in Asia and here is what i learned over time about these products in general. There IS a factory, support, repairs, parts, all that but here is the problem. The factories tell you to go back through the seller first. I would say all of Asian products are this way. If the seller cant take care of the problem, the seller contacts the distributor or factory and then the problem is taken care of. But the sellers are clever. They often throw away the cards and booklets before the sale and when you contact them they tell you, sorry no warranty, sorry your receipt isnt valid, etc etc. so that *THEY* dont have to deal with it. If they have to send your product back for repair or replacement, its time and money on their end and that means a loss. The factory may also make them eat the cost of replacement. There are also many sub-sellers who have no relationship with anyone and could never help you unless they replace it themselves at their personal cost. Think they will?? So to answer you, its not the off-brand or no-brand that has to be avoided, its that you need a good seller. Here is a perfect example. A friend bought a XHDATA radio from an Amazon seller and soon had problems. He contacts the maker who says to first go back to the seller. But it was about a year later and the seller was gone from Amazon and therefore there was no help. I bought my XHDATA from a bonafide seller in China who i have talked to several times since the purchase and who totally stands behind getting any warranty work done or even after-warranty repairs. Before buying, i always ask WHO is standing behind the sale? If I dont like the answer i walk away. FYI, people who bought branded and expensive Tivoli radios found non-existent customer service later on and thats an american company with buildings, addresses, phone numbers and everything! For asia products, focus on the seller, not the product.
