Four Retro Wireless Bluetooth Speaker, 40W Stereo Sound, Bluetooth 5.0 with 4 Hours Playback, Portable Speaker, for Home, for Outdoor, for Travel, FM Radio, 10m Wireless Range, Wooden Speaker

Based on others' reviews, I spent the $22 to have an extra bluetooth speaker around.I have six: two pairs of the Edifier RT1700BT (an incredibly fabulous speaker for $150), a DOSS Soundbox XL (good, big all around sound, even with volume, but the mid-base is a little boomey), an older Sony SRS-X3 (so old the battery won't keep a charge and I have to keep a USB cable hooked to it - but a fabulous little speaker with incredible base and a smooth midrange), a Taotronics TT-SK06 (a lot of mid range, but good for bluetooth voice like podcasts, or low volume music), and an Oontz Angle 3 (good sound from such a tiny little speaker, but the pictures on Amazon make it seem MUCH larger than it is, and it costs $4 MORE than this and doesn't sound nearly as good).I say all that so you know I like having bluetooth speakers around and have gotten used to the ins and outs of them.The Seviz Four is a pretty straightforward idea: put four ~2" drivers in a 3.5" x 3.5" x 15" wooden (as in wood) box, with a flared 1.5" port on one end. The small drivers do a good job with upper base through highs. It isn't particularly bright or shrill, being pretty smooth. At first I thought the bass response was going to be crap, but I realized the relatively large port saps all the bass response at low volumes. Sitting near you, on a low volume, the Seviz Four doesn't have much bass.But if you turn it UP, the $22 becomes undeniably easy to spot for the value it is. This speaker loves mid to high volume. The mid range does not become over assertive, but the bass comes alive as you get more movement out of the four drivers, pushing mid base at you. This would be a good, capable bluetooth speaker if it was $49.95.For $22, you can't beat it. Period. I haven't heard ANYTHING (either bought, or in stores like Best Buy or Target) that has this well rounded a sound for a mere $22. I like it enough that I bought a second one just to have around in case Seviz decided to fold up shop or something.One last note. This speaking does not have a grill cover. As a result, I keep it up high, away from my small children. They would inevitably collapse the domes. But it is, as a result of no cover... very attractive, with four copper coated drivers and a very nice wood finish.Worth more than $22. I'd like to buy a AOMAIS Life and compare the two - with the AOMAIS running about $70.

As the first reviewer of this SEVIZ Retro 40W Compact Sound Bar, I want to make note: This is not a full-size Bose quality sound bar. This is not a 5 channel home theater sound system. It doesn’t tell jokes or give appointment reminders.Despite the things this sound bar is not: It IS a portable 40w sound bar with a Bass Reflex enclosure, four quality 2.5” speakers; connects via Bluetooth / 3.5mm aux cable / USB cable / TF card; Boasts 4-5 hours battery life (play time) and has built-in mic for hands-free calling.I bought this with fingers crossed, hopeful that I could improve the sound from my 10 year old flatscreen TV for $20. Now, I’m getting clear and balanced sound at louder-than-necessary volumes. Whether it’s used for a college dorm room or living room TV - this will do the trick and do it well.Could it be better? Sure. Solid wood instead of laminate would be great. EQ knobs would be fantastic. A speaker grill/grill cloth would be a nice touch. But would it still be $20? No? Never mind. It’s great as-is.If you can appreciate this compact sound bar for what it is, and can buy it for $20 as I just did... just click “Buy it Now” and put your audio solution needs to rest.

I'm kinda shocked. Pleasantly. They ARE LOUD!I guess 40 watts is really 40 watts when these bad boys start crankin'... and that would probably be my complaint. I hate the "Bluetooth on". It's loud, oh yeah it's loud. If you can get past that then these bang!So here we go with my list of pros:1. I like that they connect easily; no issues there. Computer, phone, tablet, TV box, if it's got Bluetooth - it' gets aconnection. If you have dual audio Bluetooth capability then they sync as well.2. I'm stoked that they play for hours; I charged both of them - yes I bought two right of the bat - for what theyadvertise I got 4 hours of playback. So no issues there. They are easy to charge, takes little bit over an hour andI like the fact that the charge port is on top.3. Money wise - less than $25. OK, this was the reason why I jumped on them - for this price I went with two ofthem but I already said that.4. Looks? I know it's veneer not real wood but the faux wood goes great against everything in my house. Myfriends love it too, especially GF! She borrowed one (without permission of course - she gets to do that onspecial occasions) to accessorize her place for a while. I let her keep it! Better that way..My NEGATIVE two sense; these would be perfect if it had a Bluetooth activated on/off switch and the Bluetooth on voice would be at a lower volume, otherwise the speakers ROCK!

Got this today as a louder replacement for our 6w Anker Soundcore. Sure it's not as portable or waterproof, maybe not as high quality, but it's LOUD and costs less than the Anker 6w one. Good, clear sound, decent mid-bass. If you don't need waterproof or something you can put in your pocket, this is a nice, loud unit.We got this too use for our outdoor movies as the little 6w unit wasn't cutting it, although it was good. This is about 3x louder and just as, if not more clear.We have yet to use it with a movie yet, but with music it's amazing.Don't bother looking at the negative reviews. This is a loud, cheap, speaker. It says it has 4-5 hour battery life, we'll see. The other ones are 24+ which I can vouch for. Good for movies, the backyard, or if you have a battery pack handy.Sure the wood isn't hardwood, vintage, wood, but it looks good, not cheap. They put their money into the speakers and amp, which is what you want from a speaker mainly.There's no volume control, just play/pause/track. This thing is always turned up to 11!