Not usually a fan of Tribit products as my previous auditions with sound quality always fell short, but second time around the Storm Micro 2 definitely impresses. Keep in mind that my review is based on use while bicycling and travel.The strap on my beloved Bose Soundlink micro recently snapped and was looking for a replacement and auditioned quite a few along the way. While the JBL Wind 3 is designed to fit on the handlebar, the sound quality diminishes and lacks bass at higher volume. The JBL Go 3 had similar sound and volume but the accompanying loop strap is limited in usage. The Marshall Willen came fighting with good sound quality but overly bright and crackles at high volumes, and the strap is impossible to stabilize on a curved handle bar. The Bose soundlink micro was the champion of micro sized speakers over the last 5 years and It is due for a refresh. Bose can produce deeper and fuller bass but the midrange is muddy and the highs can get harsh at higher volumes. The Tribit produces linear sound though the volume spectrum so it sounds more natural at higher volumes. The Tribit is the only speaker tested here to be loud enough to cut though the wind noise while sounding natural and not strained.At $60, the price is now on par with competitors; however at $120, the Bose and the Marshall is overpriced as neither can outperform the Tribit. Given another perspective, if battery life is the most important then Marshall is 15hrs, Tribit 12hrs and Bose 8hrs. The Storm micro 2 plays louder, cleaner at high volumes and has better bass through the entire spectrum of the music.

We use them on our everyday hikes in the mountains - we live in the mountains in Colorado. We also use them to look at targets after shooting - it saves some walks to the target to see how the shots land for handguns and archery. The design is good - small and lightweight and it works well/ The quality is good. The price is reasonable. I use the neck-strap, but my husband does not use it on his.

I bought this for taking videos while riding motorcycles off-road. I live in Moab and do both dual-sport and single track. This camera is mounted on the top of my helmet and the video stability is excellent even when I'm bouncing through the rocks or running at high speeds on two tracks. One of the things that I like the most is the remote wrist strap. That makes it so easy to turn the helmet on and off without removing my helmet first. If I'm going through an area where I don't care about shooting video, I just press the off button. The remote is easy to attach and the buttons are large enough to press with riding gloves on. There are plenty of mount options included in the kit. The second battery is a great feature when I'm out for a weekend or a really long ride. Just throw the extra battery in the backpack and pull it out when needed. This is a great camera loaded with features and the price point has great value. Definitely recommend!

Bought this for my six year old sons birthday. He thinks its pretty cool but he has a problem keeping them on his head because there is a huge battery pack on the back that weighs it down. It would work better if there was a strap across the top of the head to keep it in place. He’s looking forward to some warm summer nights so he can use it more!

My kids loved this. The strap already broke within an hour of them using it but that's OK because I was going to remove it anyway, it's a strangulation hazard. I can't tell how durable it's going to be. It's hard plastic so I feel like if it gets dropped on pavement it's going to break. Hasn't happened yet so we shall see.

Bought this over the comparable JBL speakers based on other reviews. Terrific sound for such a small speaker and I am very picky about quality sound. Great battery life, no issues with Bluetooth. Love it. Used it on the beach every day for a week - the strap worked well attaching to a beach chair. I used a small portable charger as the battery got low after about 4-5 hours at medium volume. Love this thing.

I have an iPhone XR. It mounts very securely to the handle bars. I took it for ride and it stayed soundly in place. The mounting of the holder to the handle bars went very well. I gave it a 4 stars because it is somewhat difficult to spread the side bracket that holds the iPhone. The silicon strap holds the iPhone as a secondary holder. Getting used to securing the phone takes some care but it is worth it to secure the device.

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 Took a little time to get the full function of the cam. Once you learn when each option does you can play around with the featurea to get it right for your situation. Comes with a long strap for those wide tree trunks. Takes 8 double AA batteries the one thing that I don't like about the cam. Comes with a 64gb flash drove and a usb cable