OontZ Clip Portable Wireless Bluetooth Speaker with Carabiner, 12W IPX7 Waterproof Outdoor Travel Speaker

Possibly the most diverse speaker I own from Oontz. It sounds beautiful, its loud, its diverse. The clip comes in handy. I've had it for a few years and it's my go to speaker. The front plastic cover has popped off more than once but it clips back in and keeps booming. I use it sometimes when scooting around the city.

I've had a really good experience with Cambridge Sound, they're very customer service oriented. Within a week of getting my OontZ Clip speaker, the carabiner broke. I contacted customer service wanting them to send me a replacement carabiner or two. You know, throw a couple carabiners in an envelope and call it a day. Over the course of several emails within a 24 hr. period, they sent me an entirely new speaker. So let that be a lesson, kids: Register your product for the two-year warranty.The sound quality is very good. The bass is not over bearingly deep and mushy, but has enough mid-range to give Robert Sledge's fuzz bass the attack definition it needs to stand out in the Ben Folds Five. And because the bass isn't super mushy, it's perfect for listening to spoken word, like the Action Boyz podcast. My one complaint would be that while listening to Herbie Hancock's Thrust, Bennie Maupin's sax was a tad on the brittle sounding side and overpowered the rest of the recording on the song "Butterfly."Because the OontZ Clip speaker has a volume control separate from the device connected to it, remember to keep the volume on your device at about 80% for the best quality sound. Maxing out the volume on your device is going to lead to signal breakup when the speaker volume is turned all the way up. I work in a noisy truck all day, and the volume is capable being heard easily.I have yet to run into a situation where the battery has been drained.Great customer service, clear audio at reasonably loud volumes for the size of speaker, and no charging issues so far. OontZ Clip Speaker is a buy.

Another great OontZ speaker that is super convenient for listening to music on stroller walks.

What a great little speaker!! I love that there is a built in mic, but it's not a great tool if you are using it for your desk. I had a speaker that helps me hear meetings when they other person doesn't have a good mic and have since repurposed that other Bluetooth speaker, so I thought this might be a good alternative. The problem is the delay. I can't figure out how to limit the sync time so I'm hearing the meeting in real time. It also powers down every few minutes when not actively in use, which I find annoying.

Looks nice. Connects to iPhone quickly and easily. The rubber part can be separated from the speaker itself but it’s obvious it’s not meant be used like that. I use it every where, on the pit bike, grilling, working on vehicles and after I’m done I’ll just take it in the shower with me a shower it off. I’m not submerging it so I’m not sure how well it would hold up to that but so far shower hasn’t hurt it. Would have to give it a 4/5 on sound quality mostly because It’s bass heavy so if you’re wanting to use it for audiobooks I would look else where. Volume isn’t bad, cruising on a pit bike you can hear the music but get into the throttle music is drowned out. Won’t hear it over a angle grinder/weed eater/miter saw but drill etc you’ll hear it fine. It’s held up well, I haven’t babied it. Had to clean off grease/oil/Sheetrock/insulation and it still looks good. Metal has held up well to. The strap to connect it to stuff rarely gets used. I’ve strapped it to Molle once and pit bike handle but the carabiner is just so much easier/quicker and you can connect it to a lot more things. Haven’t really tested our battery life as I tend to charge it after I’ve been using it for a few hours.