WOOZIK Rockit Go / S213 Bluetooth Speaker, Wireless Boombox Indoor/Outdoor with FM Radio,Micro SD Card, USB, AUX 3.5mm Support, Rechargeable Battery, Strap for Travel, Great for Parties! - Black

It's bigger than your average blue tooth speaker, but definitely smaller than most of your bass tubes that you use for your car stereo or home theater/stereo. You can probably pack it around okay, it is about the size of a mid-sized purse. The sound is pretty good, but don't expect teeth rattling bass. I may be a little biased because I used to hook up stereo systems in cars and we used Rockford Fosgate back when it was Made in the USA... that stuff knocked the wind out of you. It isn't bad... definitely comparable to a much more expensive brand though. I say as long as they stay under $50, they will still be a good value.

So after turning this little guy on just like your Dad was to your Mom. I was terribly let down! But have no fear! I immediately ripped the thing apart to find!! On really cheap speaker. I just so happened that I had an oldish radio from before the days of the blue teeth and inside of that old radio just so happened to be!!!..... Two little speakers that were the perfect size! So i ripped the original POS out of there and got my little soldering iron out and pssss, pssss...just like that I had some wires hooked up. Slapped them beeotches in that sleek black tub and bam!! It sounded...well it still wasn't like a Bose or anything but it sure wasn't bad anymore! The crazy thing is the battery in there powers those two speakers all day long! Really just a good little battery!

I bought both the Woozik and the Pyle PBMSPG1BK (first gen), and despite the pyle being bigger, the bass between the both is about the same. The third gen Pyle (PBMSPG3BK) is more expensive, and sounds worse.The volume also is the same.This has a FF and REW option, and runs USB flash drive and MicroSD card just fine.The radio function is nearly non existent, or hard to dial in any channel without white noise in a home (even with the Aux cable plugged in).These speakers are not water proof. The bass port in the back is a hole. So if you dunk it under water, the entire device will be ruined.Compared to the Pyle, this one got a bit more of a mid-scoop sound. The brights still sound artificial though. Probably a side effect of muxing L and R into one channel.The speaker is loud enough to play in a vehicle, a small pool party, or 2 of them will definitely disturb your neighbors in a livingroom party.My advice: Put them about 1,5 to 2ft away from a corner (wall corner). Either the floor corner, or ceiling corner, will add a lot of nice bass!The Woozik uses a plastic tweeter dome on the speaker, and you can definitely hear it in the sound (sounds too sharp, bright, plasticky).I bought the $26 FacMogu (AudioLabs) 3" 4Ohms, Boom Box Satellites SpeakerLink: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CRP7YBTAnd switch-soldered them, and now the brights are much less sharp, more neutral.The sound is good, the volume is about as loud.Perhaps there's a 2 to 3dB lower bass volume, but it's overall a much more evened out speaker, and sounds less shrieky.I will soon try more speakers.If you want a speaker that has "stereo" output, for smaller spaces (not the car), I can recommend the Ortizan X10 speaker. It overall sounds better, though has a little less volume.Two of them are good for a living room sound bar (if you place them in the corners of the ceiling (+6dB of Bass).

This little thing is awesome. Got this for bboy practice and the bass really punched. We maxed out the volume with no complaints... THIS THING IS LOUD!Accidentally kicked it once too, but it held up... that aluminum shell does feel like quality. My boy and I threw it around for kicks too with the music playing. So i'm pretty sure it'll be able to survive a few crazy parties if needed.I also tried loading music on the microsd and for my audio nerds out there... IT PLAYS FLAC!Bluetooth from my phone was flawless too.. and I could charge my phone too from the usb port while it streams music via bluetooth.The radio portion of it wasn't too spectacular but who would listen to the radio on one of these things anyway?Heck I might get a couple of these and use it as a full sound system. My phone can connect two audio outputs via bluetooth... samsung Galaxy FTW

I really didn't know what to expect when I ordered this. To be honest, I didn't expect much for the price. But, this thing is great. I've had it about a week, and use it for music in my shop. I haven't used the FM feature - but playlists from my phone, or a Micro SD card play wonderfully. The controls are easy to understand. It charges in a relatively short time. The sound is just great. And, it runs for hours on a charge. This Summer, I intend to use it for background music at outdoor parties. For it's intended purpose, I would highly recommend this product.

Unit works okay overall..decent sound quality and volume, but battery only lasts a few hours at medium volume.Also, the controls on 1 end of unit are very small, all-black, and close together, so hard to see and not easy to change settings or adjust controls.Bluetooth range is quite limited as well, it doesn't work well beyond roughly 15 feet.

This thing lasted about a week, and at first I was impressed with the sound quality and portability. However before long the battery wouldn’t hold a charge for more than about 20 minutes. Should’ve been the first clue. Shortly thereafter, the volume and mode buttons completely stopped functioning. Bought this thinking it would be great to listen to while working (driving all day). Complete garbage, DO NOT waste your money. Smashed it on the pavement and threw it in the trash, thoroughly disgusted. Didn’t even bother trying to put in a claim through the insurance I bought to go with it, as I can only assume they’ve received so many claims for these things, it’s going to take a year to get my money back. I would give zero stars if that were an option.