Tronsmart Mega Pro Bluetooth Speaker, 60W, 10hrs Playtime, NFC, Touch Screen, Black

UpdateEnded up selling the Bose Soundlink Mini 2 as this is a much better all rounder in terms of sound quality and performance, it's mostly down to this having a powered bass driver + a huge passive sub on the back, where as the bose just has 2 mid range + 2 passive subsWanted a speaker for when I'm washing the car, working on the car, travelling and showering... Yes showering, don't judge...I couldn't put my Bose Soundlink Mini 2 through the abuse so bought this.Nice weighted product which is a bonus, it doesn't feel cheap whatsoever, sound quality is surprisingly pretty good, I'm very picky with speakers as I'm used to the Bose & B&O sound signature. Bass response is awesome also, I wasn't expecting much as usually Bluetooth speakers distort badly at anything over 50% but this speaker handles it very well. Nice tight and punchy bass low mid and high no matter what volume, no surprise as it has an active subwoofer + passive subwoofer and L&R tweeters powered by 2 seperate amplifiers.Another thing to comment on is the touch panel, I've had no issues using this so I'd say other reviews is operator error + the lighting makes the product look more premiumBattery life I can't really comment on as I've been using it via USB C in my room, the red light is supposed to go off when fully charged but mine was still on this morning so may have to plug it into my phone charger.

I haven’t heard of the brand, but after reading other reviews I was keen to purchase this speaker for a number of reasons, the heavy weight (generally meaning the build quality is good) and I wasn’t wrong, really happy with the low, mid and high frequencies! Connects via Bluetooth to your smart device very easily, There are three EQ options to suit the style of music. The top control panel lights up. There is a USB port that doubles as a power bank to charge your mobile phones (really like this feature, that sealed the sale.for.me) The 10 hr battery life is better than other brands. You are paying mid range prices for a high end Bluetooth wireless speaker! With Quick delivery! A very happy Customer!

Connectivity was easy, and all the controls worked perfectly. I personally doubt that the output was really 60 watts, but was sufficiently loud enough for large rooms, no doubt two connected together would be more than sufficient to enjoy oneself / others.I was disappointed with the base, to me it was loose and “engineered”, although the base could be altered (3 variations) it was not for me.It is the size of a house brick, and compared to the 40 watt Force version which is smaller, but, is nigh on the same volume and with a better base and overall sound stage, the Force is better value for money.

Like many high quality speakers this has some sophisticated values you need to get used to...1. You need to make sure it's placed close to wall or in corner to get awesome bass.2. Like any good speakers needs good 30 min to warm up.3. Like many good speakers it's heavy.But who cares? This is the best sounding speaker you can get for under £100 and most likely nothing up to £200 will come close. Sound is amazing. If you place it in good position bass is unbelievable. Great dynamics. Sound is very clear and unlike others does not sound like behind wall. There's a bit of lack in midrange but you can always rectify this by little equalisation. Can't stop listening. Forget Soundcore, JBL, Ultimate Ears. Ok JBL is just after this...

It's compact and sound quality is good , I'm surprised it states 60w though because I use my phone for music and have already maxed out the phone and speakers on volume.Bluetooth is not so good, seems to lose connection after about 10 feet, which is pretty bad. Cable very short for charging, not even 1 meter long. I've got other ones to use thankfully.Equalizer very basic, just three settings, but I use the apps on my phone to vary treble and base.Would have given it 4 but the bluetooth issue is a bit of a problem.

My 13 year old begged me to order him this with the birthday money he got. He was looking for a really loud speaker that he could take to the local park.The Tronsmart Mega Pro was definitely loud enough, but my son had so many niggles with it, he was soon begging me to return it. His main problem was the volume control. My son would turn the volume down on his phone but as soon as he pressed play the speaker volume would sky rocket up giving the user a jump scare. He just felt like he had no real control over the volume except during audio playback, making it pretty useless for using in the house.He also noticed that the speaker appeared be clipping the audio off the beginning of music tracks. It was only a millisecond but once you'd noticed it, you couldn't un-notice it.The speaker is pretty clunky and quite heavy, we knew this going in of course, but still it's not very portable. I did try to warn him of this before buying it, but you know what kids are like.Anyway, it sounded pretty good tbh and if it hadn't have been for the little niggles, we may have kept it.We ended up returning it and buying a JBL Flip 5 instead, which I haven't had any complaints about.

The media could not be loaded. This is a really good speaker. The sound quality is really good. I like how it has different modes of sound like deep base and others. It has multiple ways to connect to your phone. Either by Bluetooth or aux or nfc. It even holds an memory card or USB too. The charge is easy and lasts ages. Even comes with a carry bag. Definitely worth the money