U have to remember it dont cost alot.. its a great sound for the money lasted all day at the river.

Works good for what you pay for it.

Only had it for a couple of days, sunny pretty good but there’s so many options when it comes to Bluetooth speakers. Had a nice style, I would’ve kept it. But I work with JBL instead for the base.

Quite happy with this speaker. Sound quality is impressive. Crisp and clear with a level of smoothness that can be hard to achieve with such good clarity. Mids and highs come out beautifully. It’s only weakness is bass. Its not very thick however what bass does come through is real. It’s not muddied, muffled or distorted. It’s not just not very full. Guitars, both electric and acoustic shine. Comparing to Anker Motion B and Tribit XSound Go it shines above although the Samba is about $20 more expensive. The Tribit has more bass though. Comparing the Samba to my Anker Motion+ and Tribit XSound Max it still performs favorably. The other 2 speakers being larger of course go louder and kill it on bass punch but the clarity is on par. Quite frankly it’s mids and highs I would say are more prominent than the $56 Tribit and as good(tho slightly different) as the $100 Anker. Of course it’s not quite as dynamic as my Marshall Kilbourne or as refined as my Fender Newport yet not that far off considering it’s less than 1/3 the cost. I am curious though: saw an identical looking speaker by a brand I’ve never heard of(begins with a V I think but I forget the name). Description nearly the same but that speaker claimed the highest waterproof rating where this one has the second highest. Anyways this one is even cheaper. Does it sound as good? Perhaps I’ll get around to buying it should I come across it again.

We bought this for our teenage son. He must like it because I have to ask him to turn the volume down often. He takes it from his room to the garage or wherever he wants to hear his music.

Good speaker for the price. Not as loud as I thought.