Excellent and well built speaker. Much more solid feeling than pictures would suggest, and the sound is of an extremely high quality. Full rich and deep bass with very clear mids and highs. No distortion even at peak volume. Even with my EQ set at full bass there was no distortion. My speaker arrived ahead of schedule and was already charged 100%. Very pleased with this purchase and I plan to get another one for stereo pairing. I know someone else who has two and he said two of them sound incredible, but even one D8 by itself is more than enough to fill a room, and plenty loud enough to use outdoors as well. Highly recommended. I have bought a number of Bluetooth speakers and this is by far one of the best you can get especially for this price. This beats everything in its class and sounds better than speakers costing quite a bit more. Very durable construction, looks and feels like you could run over it with a truck and it wouldn't get hurt. A friend bought a JBL Xtreme which costs quite a bit more, and the W-King D8 blows it away in terms of sound quality and build. The built-in EQ settings are handy in situations where you don't want too much bass. I love the bass however so I just leave it on the heavy bass setting. I don't like to tell people how to live their lives, but in this case I would say you should definitely buy this speaker, if not two of them, and you will be very happy. So far battery life seems pretty good, was 100% on arrival and only down to 60% after several days of playing it. As for water resistance I don't advise exposing any electronic device to water but I think this is at least splash resistant. It's pretty heavy so if you dropped it in a lake you probably wouldn't get it back, it won't float. But even with its heftiness it still feels very portable with the handy webbed strap. Buy this speaker now and start enjoying life.

I got the first motion boom last year when soundcore had some great deals going for Black Friday. I loved it! For the price and quality, it was superb. Then I started hearing people say how having two and connecting them together gives you an unbelievable stereo sound. And as if the stars aligned, I found a lightning deal here on Amazon and got another one at a similar price as the first. Talk about heaven! Two booms paired up is amazing. Fast forward to last month when soundcore announced the newest model, the motion boom plus, would be coming at the end of the month. And not only that, they were offering a $38 off coupon. Umm, no brainer if you ask me, I signed up immediately. Now that I have the motion boom plus I'm absolutely in love. This thing sounds good right out of the box, but because it's soundcore, you're able to use they're app and customize the EQ settings to your liking. Once you do that, this thing is a powerhouse. The sound is crisp and clear and the bass is significantly more prominent than the original booms. They promised and they delivered.The only thing I can say to those looking to buy this awesome speaker is that it requires a USB type c outlet adapter in order to charge. A USB C to USB A adapter just won't cut it, doesn't allow enough power in to charge, so I highly recommend picking up one of those too, because well, you'll eventually need to charge it lolBut other than that, I can't recommend this speaker enough. With the carrying strap that comes with it, I've just been throwing it over my shoulder and doing my chores around the house with it on. Do yourselves or someone you love a favor and get them this speaker, they'll love it, I'm sure of it.

I have only had this phone mount for a couple of days so far, but it has performed as expected.My first criteria is that my phone fits in it. Phones just keep getting bigger every year and "outgrow" previous mounts. The last mount I had (similar design to this one) seemed to have adequate room for "growth", but even though my phone (Moto Z3 Play) fit in the unit, it really stretched the rubber holders that held the corners of the phone. This was likely the downfall of my last mount as it was the rubber piece that broke. Plus, it never really held the phone securely anyway as occasionally one of the flaps would come undone.This unit improves on the design slightly. First, it's a big larger, so the rubber straps comfortably grip the corners of the phone. Second, the straps are flatter, which also helps the straps sit better on the phone.. I have more confidence that it will hold better. And third, it comes with 3 straps (probably so you can select the color you prefer), but I see these as spare straps in case the strap I'm using does eventually break. This is the best feature of this unit in my opinion!If there is something I'm a bit disappointed in it's the spring loaded side arms. My last unit had a release button which released the spring tension allowing easier insertion and removal of the phone. However, that part also broke on my last unit, so hopefully this unit will be more reliable thanks to its simpler design. It's not a huge deal, but for me anyway, it's a two handed process. It definitely feels very secure though.Installation was very simple, and on a ride yesterday the unit was very stable. They have torn up a street along my ride which makes for a very rough ride, but the mount kept my phone in a very solid orientation the whole time.I think this mount is a great value for the money. Definitely recommend.

The Samsung Galaxy watch meets my expectations for having a premium wearable companion device to a Galaxy phone. It exceeds my expectations in several areas, including activity, battery life, and the look and feel while falling short, albeit not significantly, with a couple of disconnections and missed interactions.Likes - design and look of faces, face customizing, screen color/ contrast, sleep and step tracking w/ history, battery life, control through dial or touch/button press, size and band comfortDislikes - random lost connection to Galaxy S8 a few times, doesn’t always wake on wrist movement and doesn’t allow a tap on the screen to wakeBasics: Package Includes wireless charger port, cable and plug. Extra longer half of strap.Setup was quick and painless, even with an update. Navigation is by touch, side buttons or rotating the bezel on the face.Although getting into a subjective area, I like the size. I acknowledge the larger, thick face even for the 42mm size could be daunting for a wearable or someone that wants something less conspicuous. I like the black on black look. The screen resolution and clarity I believe is excellent. The controls, screen, band and form all provide an excellent fit and feel to me.In practice, I mostly use touch and button presses, but find the bezel handy to quickly stop those random calls I don’t want or to scroll sometimes. My favorite features are the tracking areas. Although the stress tracking seems to be less pertinent or perhaps a bit underdeveloped in this iteration, I like seeing it along with the excellent sleep and step/activity tracking features and display areas. Being able to see a full week of history for my steps directly on the watch is a great feature.Battery life for me has been about 2 days. I have turned off many non-essential notifications but have kept the core, OEM functions active per my preference. Still, I am happy with the battery life especially over an Apple Watch.On the downside, I have randomly lost the connection to my Galaxy S8 a few times and found out by seeing notifications on the phone that didn’t come through the watch. I have been able to solve this by going back to the phone to reconnect.

My nephew always makes a fuss when on the road so this really helps him sleep during those long car rides or even over night trips. For the most part, it does have a pretty strong battery so it will last for quite some times. It can also be plugged in and used so it works great for those hotel nights or overnight stays somewhere. When driving the noise really helps him sleep quickly. The night light is a nice add on as well so he has a more calming sleep even if he is in a place he is not used to. The device is nice and light so you can easily take this with you in your backpack and such. I would not really recommend leaving it in the car too much especially on extremely hot days as the heat could damage the unit. Also it is prone to a bit of yellowing so you would not have to leave this in the sun too much. It does have a nice strap you can use to hang it from places to make it easier to use while in the car. It has different types of white noise so you can get a different variety and not have to have the same kind of noise every time. My nephew usually like the wave noise. The sound can be adjusted accordingly. The same can go with the nightlight. The night light is not super bright so you do not have to worry. This device can easily be held in your hand and carried around. It is pretty easy to use as well. Overall this is an easy to use portable device. You can take it on the go and really help your child sleep easier. The sound is clear and decent quality. The nightlight is a nice added touch. It is like taking a piece of home with you if you use this on the daily. The variety of sounds is a nice touch indeed.

I love it honestly, I originally brought it because my cord charging was such a downgrade since my iPhone 11 when I got my iPhone 13 (my iPhone 11 charged in an hour max while my iPhone 13 that’s brand new takes 2 1/2 - 3 hours to fully charge) I figured it had something to do with the new mag safe charging feature on the newer iPhones but I wasn’t going to pay $40 for yet another apple charger when I spend $1000 on a phone. So I thought maybe the wireless charging would be faster than the cord charger and I was wrong.. wireless charging does take a bit but I like it because My battery lasts all day so I only really charge my phone before bed and I was worried with the fast charge on my iPhone 11 because if it charges to full in an hour it’s just pumping extra power into my phone for like the 7 hours I’m asleep but I feel the wireless charger charges my phone throughout the night and it’s always fully charged when I wake up so I’m happy with this product! The wireless aspect is also a plus because I am too lazy when I’m comfortable in bed to reach down and grab the charger cord on the floor versus the wireless charger that just stays on my nightstand level with my bed so I literally just have to pop it on there. The 3 way charge is also a plus because I have AirPods and an Apple Watch as well so this is a 5 star product! The only thing I would say that’s annoying is that sometimes I have to wiggle the AirPods around for it to charge and the Apple Watch band gets in the way of that sometimes so I have to strap it before setting it on the charger so it doesn’t push my AirPods and stop the charging. But I still enjoy the charger :)

Tiny speakers are a thing, but not many do it well. The Phillips has surprisingly good sound for such a tiny speaker. .It is the smallest I have, and I have an embarrassing array of speakers. What makes it better than all the others (that I have) is how detailed the sound is. That is something I have not heard in one of these tiny , truly portable, speakers.It is mono {they all are, if you are listening to a single speaker) but it does not sound like an am radio, as most of them do. Phillips has been around for a while, and they know sound. It is louder than you would expect for a tiny speaker, but for those who want more than loud (and I am one of those) the Philips delivers. It has a frequency range of 120-18khz, so the treble is more detailed. It does not have thundering bass, but if you want that you will need more than a 4 inch speaker. This one has a neutral sound profile and for most things it is really nice. It also works with my Fiio (pictured). For reference, my Fiio is 3 inches. My phone is larger than the speaker. Anyway, the speaker should work with anything compatible with blue tooth. That is, they do not force you to use a phone so that they can collect data {looking at you Bose}. I use my FIIO almost exclusively when I am listening via blue tooth. It has a dac. It sounds better than my phone, so I avoid anything which forces me to use a phone. This doesn't, but you can use one if you want to ;)Short version:Very small: 4" tall, 10 ounces, ultra portable, with a nice small grip (can easily attach strap if desired)IPX7, really waterproof.Good build qualityVery simple to use.Can be used as a speakerphone5 watts, 8 max input, 4 decibles maxClear, detailed sound

Bought these to replace an older BT headphone that the padding was starting to break down and come off on my face after use. Also the older ones were on-the-ear, not over the ear like these. I like the over the ear feature because they are comfortable for longer wear times. I generally use them for listening to podcasts while working. The noise cancelling feature does work, but I work in a shop with lots of background noise and it doesn't completely eliminate it, which I'm fine with because I DO want to hear the phone ring. The battery life is much better than my old set, lasting I would guess about triple. And there's a nice battery level audible message every time you turn them on so you know when they're getting close to needing a charge. I've used them for 4-5 hours a day and the next day it still says "battery high."There are a couple things I don't like about them though. One is that they tend to slip forward. Granted, I'm working and doing repetitive forward and backward motion and mostly looking downward, but it gets annoying when the over-the-head strap gets close to my forehead and feels like it's going to fall off. They have only fallen off when I've sneezed hard, which is hardly the headphone's fault. The second thing I don't like is the pause button being an integrated one button with the volume up and down. It's hard to find that center point on the button to pause or restart the sound and I often have to fiddle a bit and sometimes hit the volume buttons instead. My old headphone had 3 separate buttons that made it easy to find the center pause. Other than that I'm very pleased, especially for the price.