Smalody Wood Retro Bluetooth Speaker, Portable Mini Wireless Bluetooth Speakers, Vintage Wooden Speaker for Room Decoration, Perfect for Cafes, Restaurants, Vintage Coth Stores, Bedroom etc

It's small and does not give you a big booming sound but it is good for a smaller space where you want an attractive little speaker. I use it at a rental property so guests can have a blue tooth speaker. It fits the mid cent mod decor, works well, and won't be a financial hit of it gets broken. Battery life has been impressive. The modest volume is actually a plus so I don't have to worry about the neighbors complaining.

Update, speaker does connect to my S24 Ultra. Probably was user error. 5 starsThis budget speaker sounds surprisingly good. I couldn't connect it via Bluetooth to my S24 Ultra, but my laptop had no issues connecting. (Minus 1 star). It has a usb, headphone jack, and MicroSD card slot in the back, which is nice as some of us still use auxiliary jacks from time to time.Overall, it looks nice, does what I need it to do, and was priced well.

Okay, so the sound is not good. Not unbearable at lower volumes, but not good. I bought it for the office because I love having a dial for the volume and exact volume control. I also like the fact there aren’t any other buttons contributing to its sleek design. For home, I can’t recommend. For a place where you just need some ambient noise or podcast something? Absolutely buy. I’m considering replacing the speaker with a higher end one. I will update if that’s the case.

Very nice little speaker. The sound is good for its size. Holds a charge for days, great run time. Worth it.

I bought this speaker for my office desk, so I didn’t need extraordinary sound performance. And it also looks nice. I have my monitor sitting on top of it.However there are two really annoying qualities to this speaker for my purposes. First, it connects very loudly. The beeps it makes as it’s turning on and as it’s searching for a Bluetooth signal and then connecting are VERY loud and the volume knob does not control them. This is very annoying from an office perspective.The second really annoying thing is the volume knob. When you turn it all the way counterclockwise (turning the volume down) it will eventually click off. Which is fine. However if you are just intending to turn the volume down (not clicking it off) , it will sometimes switch off, even if you didn’t click it off. And the Bluetooth reconnecting process starts all over again!! It’s so annoying.Lastly I saw several comments about the power cord connection being janky, and I would agree, it looks a little janky but so far it’s been fine.

What's not to like? I keep wanting to refer to it as a radio even though, technically, it's just a speaker. But what a speaker! Sure, it won't fill Albert Hall with sound but for my needs, it hits the sweet spot. A great looking retro unit that is a perfect fit for my kitchen table. Morning coffee while listening to the news or streaming big band music is the order of the day. Plus the 5 star Bluetooth connection means I can move it any where in the house and still get the same flawless reception. It was simple to set up and instantly paired with my smartphone. Once fully charged you can play it all day long and then some. I don't understand some of the reviews that said the volume is too low. Actually if you crank up the dial using your paired device, the sound can get almost uncomfortably loud. For the price I paid I haven't found anything else on Amazon or other sites that come close to it's quality. A genuine wooden speaker case for $32.00? Come on folks, we must be back in the 50's. Or as the Chinese would say: 生是好! (Life's Good!)

Worked for a couple of days then started emitting buzzing noise and broke.

I wanted to like this because it has a unique look but it did not connect to my computer as an audio source. It could not be found by windows. It would pair with an iPhone briefly but sound quality was not good. The packaging was torn - maybe a retuned item? Ended up returning it myself.