EWA Travel Case Packed, A106 Pro Wireless Mini Bluetooth Speaker with Custom Bass Radiator. IP67 Waterproof, Small But Loud, Portable Speakers for Car, Bike, Outdoors, Shower (Black)

Beautiful, Powerful, Weighty
Rarely am I happily surprised by low cost devices, but this is incredibly impressive. It feels expensive, has heft, but also looks and feels elegant. The sound is obscene for its size, with depth and range. Very, very happy with this little chap.

Small, highly portable, loud and clear.
I’ve been through quite a few Bluetooth speakers. I use them at home, and at work. surprisingly, whatever workforce I’m on, I seem to be the only person who isn’t still draining their phone battery playing music directly from that. So I guess I’m an “early adopter”.Left my last portable mono speaker on a family trip, but it was well used and pretty “beat up”. This unit was a small box, made by Morisons own-brand, and very cheap. Especially considering it was purchased about 4 years ago! It has served me well, and I loved the fact that it speaks with a British English accent to inform me when it’s pairing, connected, disconnected etc. None of my other speakers, headphones / hands-free have given me that, opting for American English or (in some cases) Chinglish.This device does away with speech entirely, and produces pleasant chirping beeps to inform me of it’s state. Being used to speakers which actually speak English, I find this a bit like talking to R2-D2 from the Star Wars franchise… It works well, and must save a fortune producing different language variants without annoying me with grating intonations that my parents would have scolded me for producing when I was a child. (in that sense, the Chinglish is far superior to the American … sorry USA, your accents can be awful… Ours too, sometimes, this is why I pick the Australian English Siri, they’re clear, but not stuck-up)I’ve not yet managed to flatten the battery in daily use, but my habit is to charge whenever I finish for the day, and switch to headphones for the bus ride home. If I use headphones while working, I may miss the shouts of my colleagues, and no music is definitely less productive as my brain switches off at repetitive tasks and more mistakes are made.The carry case is excellent, though I’m concerned the loop which holds the carabinier will not last the 4 years my last speaker has served me… It’s great to hang on my belt and carry with me between rooms and doesn’t get in the way of the heavy loads I’m carrying, or any of the trolley / cage devices I’m loading up and shifting about. My previous speaker needed to be picked up and packed along with the goods.The volume of the speaker is impressive, though I’ve never taken it to the max. I suspect that would be more necessary if I worked out-doors, or in a large, open-plan warehouse.The frequency range of sound produced seems excellent too, whether I’m listening spoken-word podcasts, jazz, rock, or EDM. (my musical taste spans many genre, and runs from the 1800s to the latest chart successes) The depth of bass, however, I find highly reliant on the surface I place the speaker on. Too flimsy, and it distorts, to solid and it is dampened. However, this is only really a problem when I listen to bass / sub heavy music like Nightcore, Dub or Reggae, and I can usually find a box of the appropriate consistency if it really annoys me. I am considering finding something good that I can pack along with the speaker… The cap to stop the beans going everywhere on my coffee grinder at home produces the most beautiful tone, to my ear… But I need that where it is! A wooden desk works well, metal, or UPVC racking or trunking distorts, and concrete or stone dampens. In some ways, this is quite a novel tone control, and has been a fun game. As I move to a new room, pop the speaker down and my face goes “Ooh!” or “Eww!”Finally the control? I’m used to having at least 3 buttons on speakers, and usually 4. This has only one, and as much as I didn’t think I used them, because I don’t usually “fiddle” skipping tracks and such, I MASSIVELY miss being able to adjust the volume to concentrate on a conversation, boost for a track that really hits my mood, or just to adjust to a larger or smaller room. The fact that it *can* skip forward and back is of little use to me, and I’ve never attempted it. Typically the volume up and down keys double as track skips if you tap them, but the function I actually want not to have to grub around in pockets to find my phone for is the volume control. THIS is this speakers greatest failing, for me.Next iteration of this design EWA? More buttons please! Otherwise, it’s a flawless product. 😉

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It’s a blast in its category, Quality is amazing and should say size does not matter. It’s a fantastic product.

Installé au tableau de bord d’un camping car Fiat Ducato / Citroën Jumper. Utilisé principalement comme complément du smartphone en mode GPS pour le guidage à la voix. Bien construit, sonorité agréable, bon volume pour seulement 3w.