Portable speaker

The wifey and I went to Brooklyn and rented those "citi bikes" And the ride was fun with her but I need tunes no matter what. I stopped at a cvs over there and asked for a mobile speaker for an iPhone or pad. They show me the speaker, I inspected it & saw a price tag of $29. It made me sceptic at first but I saw that it was battery operated. That was a major plus!!!! I got to the register and it was actually $6.00!! Completely blown away. I get outside. plug it in. And it is so impressively loud. For someone that's half def. to say, it's loud, should say something. For $6 forgetttabout it. It's ACES!!

I bought these speakers to replace another set that was dying, and at first was skeptical about the design. Indeed, it is awkward using it with my tablet, but that is the only con I've managed to find with it. Sound is fantastic, no buzzing at full volume, and battery life exceeds what they advertise. I'm still hearing great sound twenty hours later, with no signs of stopping.

Won't turn off. The swivel to turn off thing broke the day I got it.

I purchased this product based on the reviews. It worked for about 2 seconds, then never worked again. I returned it for another one and that unit doesn't work either. I really want to hear what this speaker sounds like.

So the idea is that your phone or MP3 player plugs into the headphone jack and "leans" against the speaker thus enabling you to watch movies. This is awesome. It worked well and sounds fantastic. So after I was done using it the first time I was wondering how to turn it off. Than I noticed/read that it turns off when you swivle the jack back into the stand. I immediately thought, "what a terrible design, thats gonna break quick" now when I thought quick I meant in a few months. Little did I know that only 2 days later the audio would be crackling and cutting out on a regular basis. This is a great idea but terrible design. Find a similar speaker that holds your device much more stable and won't stop working within a few days.