Portable Bluetooth speaker with digital FM radio, support USB/SD MP3 Play/AUX/REC card, built-in 3000mAh rechargeable battery, super sound speaker and headphone jack

A great little stereo. Being able to plug in a thumb drive with my own music is a huge win. For its size, the sound quality is very good, the battery lasts quite a while, even pulling music off the thumb drive, and it produces a surprising amount of volume without distortion. A solid value for the money. I needed something to play music for our pets while we are out of the house and didn't want to invest in a large stereo setup. Being able to play my own MP3's was a must as we live in a location with limited FM radio options. I can turn this unit on, play my music and come back 3 or 4 hours later and it is still working through the music I put on the drive. - If I had to choose a negative the only thing I can think of is limited options for arranging the way it plays the MP3s. It just goes from track 1 and keeps going until the end. No shuffle mode or any features you might take for granted on say an iPod or similar MP3 dedicated player. Again, for the money, a small gripe. The speaker works very well and the sound quality is as good as the MP3s it plays. I found that some FM signals are scratchy and have static - there doesn't seem to be any external antenna and as I mentioned, we live somewhere with limited FM options but your mileage may vary where you live. As a bluetooth speaker/stereo/MP3 player though, for the money it is a great option. I would certainly buy this again without hesitation.

Bought this compact stereo speaker to play back some old MP3 files open-air. While the product has two speakers each spec’ed at 5W, there’s not much bass; you may be able to get a bit more low end through tweaking the equalizer. For me, the stereo output already beats a couple other portable BT speakers I also have, and I do like the softness produced by the small speakers. They can get pretty loud; I set the volume to level 10 in my bedroom, out of a max of 30. The product can only work as a BT receiver, i.e., for playing back audio on your iPhone or computer, etc. It cannot send audio to BT earphones. The best part is you can play MP3s (and only MP3 is supported) stored on a microSD card (aka TF card) as well as a USB flash drive. Supported capacity is 16-128GB. I store my files in different folders, and the playback is smooth and error-free. You also get a basic FM function — and there’s a numeric keypad to key in a station’s frequency. You get auto scan and memory but cannot manually edit the stored stations. The product is well built; you won’t feel embarrassed taking it out with you for having paid such a low price for a solid product. The buttons are arranged in a rather illogical fashion; OTOH as a bonus, you can record to microSD or USB. Overall, a great product as long as you don’t need top-quality audio output from the speakers. I’m just really happy to have a way to enjoy my old MP3s again, especially at bedtime, without having to wear headphones or earbuds.

I purchased this to have convenient to my chair so as to play songs on a usb and to listen to FM radio stations. There is a window that shows FM station and a push button switch to toggle between FM and USB. The FM stations are easily selectable and I get quite a few of the stations nearby. It is charged through a phone charger and holds the charge for a long time. The sound quality is good and it has a small strap that you can put your finger in for transport. A small caribiner comes in the strap as well. The FM stations are easily selectable (no am stations available). The only negative comment is that the on/off slide switch is small and with my large fingers it is a little difficult to operate. That isvwhy I gave it 4 stars. I like this product and it is small enough to set in a convenient location but with good sound quality. It has a record mode but I have not used this. To sum up , the sound quality is good, it is small, easily portable and serves my purpose. I recommend this.

Re-edit: After several weeks of use, I’m actually giving it that coveted 5 star review. What brought the rating up? I did mention that the soundbar sounds great from a $30 price point. After listening to hundreds of MP3’s on it I’ve gained an appreciation for how well it sounds. The proof in the pudding is listening to Ten Years After’s Album ‘A Space in Time’. If any album, this one really puts the soundbar through the paces. It doesn’t disappoint. You can thank me later. Really…for the price, a stellar performer. Also, I’d like to recommend the largest size of micro compact flash/TF card size you should use as 32 GB. Why? When accessing your MP3’s the maximum number input to access a song will be 9999. Thinking on the lines of how many songs you have encoded at 192kbs will bring the song count to about 10,000. That’s about perfect for a 32GB card. If your music is encoded at 320kbs or higher, go with the 64GB card. Original Review: I seldom give a five star review here on Amazon but I give an honest review. This soundbar gets something higher than a four star review. From my viewpoint, the multi purpose use, Bluetooth, TF Card, FM and Aux Inputs as sources - makes it a Swiss Army Knife for a battery operated soundbar. The FM section is described as excellent by the vendor. Your mileage may vary according to where you are located from the stations. The soundbar has NO external rod antenna which is a nice feature but the trade off with the internal FM antenna has limited range. I’ve found that having the soundbar facing the direction of the station helps in reception. Considering the trade off here, the FM portion of the soundbar works quite well. Good marks here. No surprises with using the Aux input. No issues or degraded performance here. The Bluetooth function had no issues that I noticed. Although I haven’t used Bluetooth too much, when I used it - it worked. Which leaves us to the TF Card/MP3 player. The vendor states 16GB to 128GB can be used. You HAVE to format the Card for FAT32. Any TF Card above 32GB is usually pre formatted as ExFAT. To get around this you need the GUIFORMAT program to reformat the Card to FAT32. Actually the absolute maximum size should have been 64 GB. (more on that later). You can navigate through the MP3 files by inputting the track number via the numeric key pad. Sure, you can store a lot of files - the flip side is finding just where that artist’s music resides. Of course, there are solutions to this by mapping the drive before using it in the soundbar. Here’s the rub when using a large capacity TF Card: You might have more than 10,000 songs stored but can only address the first 9,999 of them. So much for using a 128GB card. Another solution is copying your favorite songs on the TF Card in the order of song list. Bottom line on the TF/MP3 player - not perfect. Trade offs galore but still a great addition to the Swiss Army knife. As for the soundbar, I was impressed with the build quality. The sound quality was good considering its small size. The Bass was noticed but not great. Actually, for the money, I wouldn’t complain about the sound. My overall impression? I’m impressed. The interface wasn’t intuitive and the user manual was anemic. Those were the only downsides. Yes, I’m happy with the purchase and this soundbar has now become my new favorite when I sit at the back porch and listen to tunes in the late afternoon. Not perfect, but a definite keeper…

Amazing quality! battery life is great, sound quality is also good, the volume goes higher than I expected. Great price! Connects seamlessly with phone and smart watch