I travel a lot and hate watching TV. I use this for music and movie sound from my iPad at the hotels. It truly sounds like a big speaker system. Highs, mids and lows all sound clean and clear. I challenge any of you to find a better sounding BT speaker for the price.

I love that a power strip hides in the bottom. It has clean lines and looks stylish where it is sitting. It could even be used as a mail holder. I like that you can choose how many of the dividers to use. It holds multiple iPad Pro's with covers with no problem.

Have not had an issue with the case. It works fine.

Works great on iPad. Loses some function with Windows

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 I was having trouble connecting the controller to my iPad and MacBook via Bluetooth. But then I reread the description and it said that for the first connection you need to use the chord they gave you and connect the usb part to your device ( you will need a usb c hub if your device doesn’t have a input for usb). Once, the chord is connected to the controller. The light will change to orange/yellow color. Then check if works and if it does you can disconnect the chord. Now, it’s ready to connect via Bluetooth (the rest I had to figure it out myself), make sure that the controller’s light is off because the controller needs to be in off mode (press the home button until the blue light is off) for it to enter Bluetooth mode. When it’s on off mode you can now press the home and share button at same time, a blue light will come on and flash fast. Then few seconds will stay still indicating it’s connected. So, far I’m loving it!

I never post reviews, but I am very happy with this product! I bought 2 of these to mount my iPad mini in the car. I opted to go this route because I really like having navigation, prefer to listen to mp3 via bluetooth in my car (as opposed to radio), and the quoted price for navigation installed aftermarket was $1600! I already had an iPad and thought the navigation was pretty solid, so I decided to pursue a mount that was clean, and didn't overwhelm my dashboard. I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews. I also bought an iOttie (which I thought held my iPad pretty well, but because of the way my dash is set up, blocked a lot of my controls, so I returned it). The Steelies are PERFECT! They were super easy to install, my iPad is stuck to those like superglue, and when I am not using it, the Steelie mounts aren't that noticeable. I was really nervous about my iPad falling off with every bump I hit, but that is not the case. The reason I bought 2 mounts was because I didn't want my iPad to block the heat vents and the way my dash is configured, 2 mounts made the most sense. I believe one mount would be sufficient for the mini iPad, but would go for 2 mounts if you intend to mount a regular iPad on your dash. I have to admit, I wasn't thrilled with sticking stuff to the mini or the car dash, but after the initial shock of having to do that, it doesn't matter to me. I usually keep my iPad in a case when not mounted and the "magnets" are covered by the case. The best parts? Siri is voice activated and can talk all my commands without me taking my hands off the wheel, and I since I live in the ghetto, I don't worry about my fancy nav system getting stolen! I just grab and go!

This little Bluetooth speaker feels very sturdy. It’s also very easy to connect to devices. It synced flawlessly with my iPad Pro. The sound is pretty big for a little speaker! I’m no audiophile, but this thing HITS. Nice clean sound. I recommend, a steal for the price point.

This is great if you want it use around kitchen looking up recopies or doing FaceTime. It’s not really good for any iPad/ tablets as it claims. But good for mobile phones. You do have to keep it tilted up somewhat to keep phone it. It’s sting and easy to clean which is strange for a dock