Portable Bluetooth Speakers, Small True Wireless Stereo (TWS) Speaker with Radio, IPX5 Waterproof, HD Sound & Enhanced Bass, Mini Pocket Size for Home Travel Shower Pool Beach Outdoor-2 Pack

The following was my picking points on buying a new Bluetooth speaker:* Must produce ample loud sounds to fill at least 100ft room* Must be able to use bluetooth although I prefer WIFI such as google integration and/or alexa* Must have long battery life in this case being a truly Lithium ion powered speaker* Must be able to be portable/easily carried* Most important of all can battery be bypassed so you can use AC (because with all battery devices, the battery life is limited)* Being cheapNow everything else outside these bullet points are a bonus in the purchase!Let me just say I have found the speaker that i use 90% of the time now for music. This speaker is used more often than my home theater satellite speaker system. The sound is so legit that I see no use to increase my home power watt usage just to listen to music.The BASS is what is good along with the HIGH RANGE TREBLE. I mean the BASS is what is really good about these tiny speaker. the low end sounds it makes is just incredible for its size!So music/sound is really subjective and how do you really rate speakers in general? I do not use high end acoustic measuring tools to define how good speakers are, i leave that to technical pros who measure all frequency curves, etc. I do not bother with that but I will say this speaker just plays JAZZ, and rock music very, very, very well. I don't think it's even bad for POP music but for anything like smooth jazz, it just sounds A+! Although there is no EQ adjustments on the unit, you can simply use your app to adjust more bass/treble - They prefer flat EQ/no EQ. But since you can't adjust anything you really don't need to for this thing is really balanced well out of the box!The battery life on this thing lasts a long time - i got it around 8+ hours (at about 70% volume) and the best part is that it includes two USB cables for charging each speaker. The Bluetooth range is nice it works between walls 3 walls. Charging the unit takes a long while about 3-4 hours I got from being LOW.It is plugged into the wall for power 99% of the time, however. I will say there to me I don't notice a difference in performance when running off battery, however. Maybe slight loudness drop at max volume and speaking of max volume, this thing is LOUD.You just click the play button to hook the 2 speakers, but i wish there was a STEREO configuration via an app or something!The speaker is just so good with the balance of high/mids/low especially the low end; it thumps hard when the right low notes get played. If you are questioning how good the bass is, trust me and buy this speaker and play your bass test track on it and you will be astonished to how good it is and you forget it is a tiny PORTABLE SPEAKER! The size isn't too big it's so tiny.So if you are in the market for a small portable good bass speakers, this one is for you

These are fantastic little stereo speakers for the price! However, total nightmare to pair them! The instructions they provide are weak and confusing. Here's some help: First of all, DO NOT pair both speakers -- If you have two (2) "F019 speaker devices" paired in your Bluetooth Settings on your iPhone, then you have done it wrong. When paired properly, you will only see ONE (1) "F019" device paired (yet both speakers will work).Start from the beginning (nothing paired yet and both speakers off). Chose ONE of the speakers (does not matter which one) and turn it on and pair it on your iPhone. Once it is paired (connected), then turn on the 2nd speaker and while the blue light is blinking on the 2nd speaker, immediately press the Play/Pause button on the already-paired 1st speaker and hold it for a few seconds until you hear beep. It should then pair the second speaker and tie them together. You will see only ONE "F019 speaker" connected on your iPhone.NOTE: Make sure when you turn on the 2nd speaker, you QUICKLY press the Play/Pause on the 1st speaker (BEFORE the 2nd speaker automatically pairs with the iPhone!). Otherwise, you will get 2 paired connections on your iPhone (one for each speaker). If you do, disconnect "forget" both devices and start over with above instructions.Once connected and paired, going forward, just press the power button on both speakers at the same time, and they will turn on and pair and connect together. (you will hear each one of them beep).Hope this helps! Only took me like half hour to figure this out!Now that they are working -- love these things!

Item: BassPal (TWS) Speaker with Radio, IPX5 Waterproof... -2 PackSeller: dianmoTL;DR: Device is unintuitive, has poor support from seller/manufacture, but has great sound quality once you get it to work. FM radio mode doesn't support TWS.When I first got it, I used the instructions that were included with the device (and also mentioned on seller's page on Amazon) to pair the device to my PC in TWS mode. Unfortunately while one speaker paired, the other one did not. After messing around with the buttons, I was able to force it into TWS mode. I then tried confirming it was indeed TWS via a stereo test and found that while I could single out the left channel, I couldn't for the right - ie, setting the balance slider to the left results in only audio from left speaker, but you get audio from both speakers even if slider is slid all the way to the right.Fairly disappointing given that the audio that was coming out of the speaker was actually good. I'm not an audiophile though, so my definition of good may be really off. The bass was very noticeable and the volume was surprising loud given the size of the speaker. Perhaps the speaker is using some sort of gimmick like the loudness equalization and bass boost that is available in Windows sound enhancements?So because I like the audio, I tried to get the speaker to work by first reaching out to the seller. They simply sent me a copy paste of the instructions that are on the Amazon website - basically they didn't even read my issue and assumed that I couldn't get the device to pair. I messed around with the speakers some more and the fix seems to be simply just un-pairing, resetting, and re-pairing the speakers. It's not a one time thing though as the speakers occasionally have the same issue and I have to re-pair it with that process, but it's something I can put up with so I've ended up keeping the speakers.The FM feature is nice, but it doesn't work in TWS mode, so you get mono FM radio. Haven't really tested the water resistance since it's only ipx5. As for the battery capacity, after watching a 2hr movie at max volume on a full charge, the device is reported by Windows as having > 30% power left. So I guess the 2hr duration advertised by the seller is fairly accurate if there was a constant output of sound (ie, playing music) from the speaker.