I’ve been thinking about this speaker a few days. The thing is tough, can take a beating, and the IPX6 means you can get it wet without too much worry, it’s thick, has a good battery, comes with a carabiner to carry it around with you, but it’s not quite the all-around speaker I want.
I mean, when it is aimed, it’s a good mono speaker. Sound reproduction is nice. Cone of the sound is kind of limited though.
Picks up lint and drywall dust like nobody’s business. I have no idea how it’s possible… fortunately you can just rinse it off.
It’s not the sort of speaker I’d like to take camping, unless I was hanging it on a tree somewhere, but it is the sort of speaker I’d love to have if I were perhaps doing low voltage cabling or stage lighting or any sort of construction where I’m going to be located in one place for a bit.
I feel like if two of these were paired up and aligned correctly there exists the possibility of the world’s greatest portable audio system, but that’s not the case right now.
Where this absolutely shines is the price. You’re not going to beat it I don’t think. You’re also not going to be disappointed in a reasonably loud BT speaker/loudspeaker/mic/everything combo.
This just really feels like a bluetooth speaker for stagehands, people who pull wiring, and light construction rather than people who would consider it for showers or camping. But, just my opinion.
You can grab the 1byone IPX6 Waterproof Portable Bluetooth Speaker from Amazon