Hope this doesn't appear twice...my first review disappeared.I ordered this from amazon last week, but then I also bought a $99 unit, a Sony portable cylinder blutooth speaker at Best Buy. I did get to test it there, but they offered only loud bass pop music to preview...would loved to have spoken voice or classical. Anyway, I knew it was loud, which I need with my hearing loss.So today I got both speakers going, a bit puzzling getting bluetooth to hook up on my laptop, but ok on the smartphone. The Doss is heavy built, and rugged, as is the Sony. The Doss offers the jack to hook up a nonbluetooth sound source with a cable. Cables included. The manual for this is very tiny, but you can download the pdf of it from the Doss website and read it on your laptop. You can answer phone and talk using this (have not tried that yet), but not make outgoing calls via the speaker.This sound balance is better on this than the sony, which has extra bass (which is what they touted about it).Yep, would buy this again. even over the Sony. The sony offers ability to pair two of these to make stereo bluetooth... and apparently has the ability to sync other blutooth speakers in the area, so they all are on the same wave length...one would use that for party situations.So, well worth the $27...but I'd spend another few bucks to get a colored one.

Im constantly listening to new music, audiobooks, or podcasts, and my boss just banned headphones (for obvious safety reasons).This boomerang is better than anything I've ever used for work. My biggest worry was not being able to hear my books or podcasts being in a loud welding/machine shop, but it is perfect!!!! They work so well that within a week of having them 6 other guys in the shop bought them to use for work! Since I bought them so many guys at work have them I feel like I should be getting commission lol.Not only can I hear everything clearly (including my surroundings), but due to the mini subs, I can feel it as well. This thing has 6 speakers. 2 tweeters, 2 regular, and 2 subs, 1 of each on either side. It's a powerhouse and absolutely incredible!That being said, I have dropped them off my neck before, but all that happened was the face popped off. It snapped right back on and this thing was good to go all over again. It says it lasts for 12 hours at half volume and at first that was almost why I didn't buy them (I was sure I would need them full volume all day), but take it from someone in a loud machine shop, half volume is enough lol.I can't say enough about this Boomerang, but one thing is for sure... If it breaks I'm absolutely buying another one. Worth so much more than every penny I spent.

Lets start with CONs: The charging station. Now keep in mind with this product that without the charging station doing its job, your two earbuds are totally worthless. Also bear in mind what follows is a MFG issue and not the fault of the reseller.Charging Station plugin port will not hold the USB cable in place to self charge the case. I literally have to hold case in one hand and cable in the other to be able to allow the case to charge. Now if you have an hour of your time to just sit still and hold these two items in your lap, then you have no problem. Note: They light showing charging status MUST be blinking to indicate a actual charge is taking place. No Blinking, no charging. Bottom line.....Charging Station can be a pain in the A**.But again this clearly is a MFG issue so i do not hold blame to the Reseller. But the buyer needs to be aware of it.Pros: Very good sound. Good fit in ears and Good range. I pair to the TV in Livingroom and go sit out on the porch. The sound has to travel through 3 walls to reach me.Self Pairing: As soon as i lift one earbud out of the charging station, it pairs itself to my TV orPhone. In the area of Pros, these earbuds get 5 Stars, charging station gets 2 Stars.Even now as soon as i am done with this review, I have to go back to holding the charging station.Are the buds worth the price? YES

I bought one to try and like it so much bought a second one to make them a stereo pair. First, let me say I've never had a Sonos product. For inside house have a standard stereo system and have used the Apple HomePod speakers. The Homepods sound really good and I'd read in reviews they generally beat out Sonos products in sound quality. But we needed some speakers to take outdoor and Apple's just don't work for outdoor as they are plug-in only.I was very pleasantly surprised at the great sound quality of the Move. Sound as good if not better to me than Apple's HomePod. They are also more versatile. You can adjust EQ, which I love. And they of course have a battery and can be moved around. Love that for outdoors. They sound great outside. Batteries have never run out, have used for five or six hours and they still had over half left. Sometimes it's tricky finding the right spot to place them but better than other small portable speakers we tried by far. I also love bringing them back inside our home and using the airplay feature to play music with them and the Apple Homepods altogether. A great wrap-around sound.It's also very quick and easy to unpair the speakers. I do this and bring one upstairs to use. LOVE these! Pricey but worth it.

I have had this for a little over a week and have used it extensively. I have another speaker that is very similar, but about 3x the price with a brand name on it. I thought I would try a more reasonably priced speaker for another part of my house. Very impressed with this. If you are looking for massive bass, this isn't it (and probably won't find that in this small of a package), but it sounds really good and can get loud enough to hear during a parting with lots of voices to overcome. The lighted part of it (changes colors if you want it to) is ok, but not a priority for me and doesn't really affect my review, but if that is something that is important, I've included a few pictures of what it looks like. It takes a USB-C charging connection so that is a better improvement over most charging types. Takes an AUX cord as an input if you want other people to use it (party type scene). Bluetooth connects quickly and right out of the box.Pros: Sounds Great, Price, Triangular shape stops rolling like other tube-style speakers, plenty of connections that work well, Charging is modern and doesn't need additional cables to do it.Cons: Bass isn't crazy good (not expected for the size and price point) and that is really it.Overall Opinion: Well worth the price and is a good product for many situations. Meets the standards of my speaker that I already had at 3 times the price.

I don't trust unknown brands with alphabet soup names, but the price was low and I needed a replacement.It's worth $50 and I got it for $24. Is it amazing? Does it destroy other brands? Is the sound quality out of this world?No. The sound is normal. It's just normal. Why does this matter? Because so many headsets are too quiet or have weak microphones at this price range.If you want to rate it against performance headsets at the $70 range, here's what's wrong with it:Echoing, buzzy bass. The bass isn't full and is a bit metallic, but some additional depth is added by the solid, cupping ear pieces.The headset isn't extremely diverse or complex with the sound range, but at under $30? And especially how many BAD choices there are? No. I may make a full audiophile review at some point, but let me say what matters:If you need a 3.55mm jack headset in emergency that is good enough for gaming AND call center work, this Nubwo works wonders. It's sad that my biggest compliment is that it isn't garbage, but that's just the state of headsets even in the flagship brands.This replaced a Microsoft Lifechat LX-3000, which has low volume issues and via USB. I've had my share of Audio-Technica, Logitech, Skullcandy, V-Moda, and Bose experience. I prefer V-Moda and Bose at the higher levels for sure, but Nubwo is doing great things at this level.Put these things in department and grocery stores.

Between £100-£140 cheaper than the Pro 3 series and featuring almost all the functionality of the device this watch is actually impressive. The 4100 processor used really makes the device quick and responsive; it's only let down by a couple of point mentioned below. There are functions not found out of the box on other devices.Things that really standout:- Light weight and a smaller form factor.- Wide range of sensors for automatically detecting some exercise types, walking, running, sleep (out of schedule).- The System UI, apps and functions are smooth as butter, you can really tell the internals run very very well and can run anything you throw at it.- An adaptation of essentials mode is featured on the device; switching to a reduced screen and many WearOS functions are disabled.- Sleep monitoring works well and detects out of schedule sleep sessions (naps). Added some images showing some sleep sessions.- Google pay opens quickly and is snappy.What could be better:- Battery life under my own tests yielded just over a day worth of charge; You could extend this by disabling various automatic sensors.- The LCD screen protrudes from the watch body slightly; so doesn't have the extra protection of the watch body/outer frame like the Pro/GPS line.- LCD screen instead of a LED based screen.For the cost it's a very good device for anyone looking to explore WearOS and explore Mobvoi's Health and Fitness applications.

This is one seriously awesome mouse! Words cannot describe how comfortably it fits under my hand, and for a wireless mouse it's very lightweight too. The two macro buttons are perfectly placed as well and the quick DPI change is a very cool feature (as is the ability to customize the RGB lights on this mouse). I can see why this and the Razer Viper Ultimate are seen as the two best mice in Gaming.Speaking of, the one final feature worth mentioning, the feature that really pushed me over the edge to buy this instead of the Razer; is this mouse's compatibility with the Powerplay mousepad. Some may see it as an expensive novelty but the fact that I will never have to charge this mouse ever again despite it being a wireless mouse just strikes me as extremely convenient. However it's not a requirement as this mouse already comes with a normal wireless mode, bluetooth mode, and wired mode so there's no need to buy the mousepad (personally however I love it).The only reason not to get this mouse over the Razer is if you don't care about Powerplay and you are someone with small hands that uses a Claw grip or Fingertip grip (the Razer's lower height is definitely better for those two grip styles). However even if you don't use Powerplay, this is the better mouse if you use Palm grip or any of the Hybrid grips (which is the vast majority of people).Overall, if you're willing to put up with the high price, this is literally the best mouse on the market and I would highly recommend getting one for yourself.