I might never have found this had it not been for Prime days. I've been looking for a speaker that I can move from place to place around my house but also take outside. I have a couple other ones but they don't have good bass and I like bass. This is a good size, easy to carry and boy does it have a great sound! Right out of the box, I plugged it in, it connected immediately to my phone, no issues and I played around with the EQ and ofcourse had to turn it up as loud as it would go to test it......I was impressed! Great sound, awesome bass and the perfect size to take with you, room to room or outside to work. The lights are fun but the sound - wow, the sound! Sounds great loud but it also does nicely when playing soft. I like to play music in the morning and I don't want anything screaming at me before my morning coffee. Loud or soft, I think it's a great value for the price. I also like to listen to podcasts and if you turn it to the "jazz" setting, it's perfect to hear the speakers voice clear and crisp but not be tinny. I haven't tried it on karaoke mode but I have no doubt that it would excel at that too. I'm really impressed.

I especially like the Fire and the Waterfall sounds. Works just as advertised. I don't use the auto-volume feature because it gets really loud when outside noises happen, but some people might like that. Would definitely recommend.

I like that even a toddler knows how to operate it. Lots of sounds options too. Love that and the volume is plenty loud or as soft as you'd like it. Also LOVE how it can be hooked up in the car for traveling with children. Sleep on sweet babies!!

Like: Sound loud and non-looped, so many different sounds to choose from, compact yet nice lookingDislike: connection for charging cord looks like not together well, may break over repeated use. I keep plugged in to avoid this

Great sound for how small they are. I like to rate thing on what they are. Of course they are not to the level of stereo speakers but the are tiny and sound real good. I bought creative computer speakers in the early 2000s and they still are great. Daughter took them to college and I needed a smaller pair because I moved into an RV.

We like the size since my sons room is not very big, but super dark. We actually liked it sooo much, we will probably be getting another one. Possibly two. :)

We really like the ease of being able to unlock our door from the app. Very easy to use and install. We have integrated with Alexa but we don’t use it.

First off, we love the retro look of these speakers, reminds me of the Panasonic ball radio from the 70's and the 8 ball. Secondly, the value for the money is very good, considering most speakers on the market for this price point are junk. We've always had good luck with the longevity, quality and aesthetic of Creative speakers. These have to go on our front office desks, so we wanted something that looked classy. These definitely fit that requirement. As for sound...they are good in the mid-range and highs. Clean sound with very little bottom end. You can barely detect the bass, but I knew such small speakers would be challenged in this price point without using more expensive long-throw speakers and an external power supply to power a higher power amplifier. Nonetheless, they still sound pretty well balanced, not hollow, or tinny. They are discrete and sound nice at low volumes, which is how the front office uses them, so they are adequate for ambient sound for the user. They aren't screechy or annoying sounding or sound like hollow plastic cabinets ringing at odd frequencies like so many cheapo speakers on the market today. The power is USB, so I make sure they are on a USB 2 socket (the blue one), so they get adequate power. They don't receive their audio through USB, though, which would have been a nice feature to add. Instead, it must use the 1/8" plug in the "line out" (green one) on the sound card. Overall, an affordable, attractive, low level speaker that performs well in non-demanding situations, great appearance and reliable design. Great for the office. I'd recommend for this application. If, you are doing audio production, or some more demanding job, then the Creative T20's are a good step up to give better wide-band audio performance. They are more balanced for basic and quick "office desk" audio editing purposes. And of course, you'll need to step up higher for even more demanding editing and production purposes, but if you're a pro, you already know this.