Tribit Bluetooth Portable Outdoor Speaker: Wireless Waterproof Speakers with Powerful Loud Sound Wireless Stereo Pairing IP67 and Built-in XBass for Outdoor Travel Biking-StormBox Micro 2

Simple and easy to use speaker that delivers lovely mellow base sound. About the size of a beefburger so very portable. The battery charges really quickly and then lasts all day and a bit more. Connects real quick to your devices. Has 3 large control buttons on top, + or - volume & pause; this makes it an ideal companion when working in the office as you quickly turn volume up or down. I didn't realise when buying it that it also acts as a speaker if you have a call coming in on your mobile phone! You can instantly toggle that off if required through your phones call answering screen. In summary, this well exceeds my expectations, especially when considering the relatively low cost.

At this price point and size this speaker is great. The battery lasts a few days, using it around 6-10 hours a day, I generally charge it whilst still using it so not sure how long it takes to charge but seems pretty quick. It connects very quickly to my phone , it has good sound quality and very good volume. Overall it seems robust and I’ve taken it abroad travelling, great for having but the pool, I use it daily at work now and the strap is very handy to attach it to table legs, bags etc

So -It’s a really good item with a fab battery and easy to use and to connect to. The volume is loud and there’s v little distortion. The bass is ok but could be a little clearer.The minor gripe is that it’s mono only which isn’t great but for listening to the radio when I’m in the shower it’s perfect. I’ve barely charged it and seems to last forever. My mini Bose speaker is a lot clearer but this is waterproof, functional and does the job - even with music streamed from my phone so I’d give it a big thumbs up.Just be aware that it does have minor shortcomings (mono/bass not completely clear) but it is very good.I’d buy one again.

It's always the difficulty, isn't it? How great is 'great', when you're talking about a speaker that's barely 3" square, including all the electronics and battery. How could it possibly compare to one that's twice, or ten time's it's size/cost? You have to accept that what someone describes as "awesome, amazing sound" may well be someone else's "it's ok" - it depends on your personal preferences and previous experiences.If you're reading this then like me, you've probably been hunting for the "perfect" travel speaker - the one that doesn't cost hundreds of pounds, but that offers a decent and acceptable quality of sound, at a decent volume level. I've tried several over the years - even going as far as spending a fortune on the Sonos Roam speakers (they got sent back - sounded 'ok', but could NOT justify the cost).Not having heard of Tribit before, I was pointed towards them by a review of travel speakers somewhere online. This speaker came highly rated in their portable/travel section, so I thought I'd give it a try.There are lots of positives to report - it's a very well-built, solid, sturdy device. It feels like it could happily survive a good few knocks, and has a short rubber strap thing that wraps around the back of the device that can be used to attach it, say, to the strap of a bag/rucksack, a belt, or to a branch of a tree. It comes with a very useful and easy to use app that can be used to tweak EQ settings quite dramatically, as well as update the device etc. The controls are simple and easy - pairing is quick, and battery life seems impressive.And the negatives? Well, there aren't really any to report, other than this is a small speaker and you have to accept the limitations of such a dinky device. Don't get me wrong - the sound is punchy, it's loud, there is definitely some bass there (compared to other similar sized speakers), but will your drink be bouncing it's way along the tabletop due to the thumping bass this thing pushes out? No, of course not.I'm impressed with the speaker and will be keeping it. I might even buy a second one to link as a stereo pair. But don't buy this thinking you'll be able to replicate you Sonos home sound system whilst on holiday, because you won't. What you will be able to do is take some decent sounding music with you, pretty much wherever you go.

This thing is fantastic. I had read that they were good, but I was blown away by the sound of this thing. Bought to replace a speaker that was twice the size (charging port broke) this things blows it away in both volume and quality of sound. It's never going to shake walls, but I've no idea how it manages bass like it in such a small package, and it stays clear and distortion free to uncomfortable volume levels.

This is a great sounding speaker. My CD player was finished and I didnt have the dough to buy a new one and I wanted to hear a great sound so I saw this was well reviewed on utube so I got it and it was only £45 or so, so I bought it. Small and sounds great.

Excellent if you want a Bluetooth speaker that you can carry around with you in a large pocket or trouser pocket or attached to your belt or whatever.So while your smartphone is immobile recharging you can continue listening to the radio or podcast or whatever while you do tasks around the house.Or as a speaker for your laptop if that has very weak speakers (like mine has).The sound is very powerful for its size, and with a strong rich base. But sometimes the bass to treble balance can be a bit bass heavy to slight detriment of treble - depending also on the signal. However that bass can be so impressive and I am still amazed how it can put across low organ notes of Bach's Toccata and Fugue ... when it is such a relatively small speaker.But such slight tonal imbalance is not as important as its excellent liveliness, and musicality.I have sometimes experienced problems with my laptop's ability to communicate with it but these appear to be problems maybe with laptop's software rather than the speaker.Tip: if you buy this speaker remember to also but at the same time a USB-A to USB-C adapter which can cost only a couple of £ or so.