LENRUEWearable Bluetooth Speaker .Magnetic Clip-On,Wireless Portable Mini Speaker, IPX5 Water-Resistant,Built-in Mic for Hands-Free Music and Calls,Black

The Lenrue Wearable Bluetooth speaker is what it says it is. It has a nice, heavy duty clip on it that will hold well and a magnet, strong enough to attach to any metallic surface like a refrigerator for example. The speaker was easy to connect to and had a decent Bluetooth range. I got about halfway through my house before it started dropping. It has an audible voice announcement when it is turned off and on as well as when connected. I prefer just sounds but that's OK. At least the voice is not annoying. The controls are simple enough, very basic. The speaker has a little weight to it. I prefer my speakers to be heavy. It feels well made and has a nice design. The charging port is well covered by rubber but was difficult to open. I had to use a knife but in all fairness, my finger nails are very short. The sound itself is somewhat shrill, especially the higher the volume. There is little to no bass and no separation but a speaker this size would take expensive technology to produce any discernable bass lows. It is a speaker and it plays decently well for something this size and is extremely portable. Just don't expect to set any audiophile's ears on fire.

This compact, rechargeable speaker paired easily (look for S30, which is on the box, but not in the instructions) and works well as a means to stream music or answer calls. The rear of the unit has a handy clip and (as depicted in the second picture) a magnetic option where one side of the set is placed underneath the garment (or strap, I guess) and the speaker is secured in that fashion. The speaker comes partially charged and a cable (USB-c to USB-A) is included. The volume controls are relatively large and easy to find and operate. For the size of speaker, the sound is decent in clarity and volume.

This is a pretty decent little bluetooth speaker. It's small but has a nice sturdy clip that you can attach to your shirt or belt, and when paired with your phone, you simply answer your phone with a single press of the power button. When done with your call just press the power button again to hang up. It's very easy to turn the volume up or down as you just push the plus or minus button, located below the power button, until you hear it click. Easy to use and very convenient. The only bad thing is that you must look at your phone to see who's calling you because the speaker doesn't have a display and therefore cannot tell you that information. Because of all the spam calls we get in today's world most of us will not necessarily just answer a call without seeing the phone number.If you don't want to use the clip the speaker also has a strong magnet so you are able to attach it to any other metal that has magnetic capability.From my experience so far, the speaker quality is good and your phone calls are clear and concise except for circumstances where there might be outside interference.I've also tried listening to music on this device with your phone. Again it sounds real good, but you must take into account it's small size and not expect to hear booming base or the like.Being able to recharge the battery is my final reason for recommending this product.

This wearable bluetooth speaker sounds good for its size. Clearly, it doesn't have the bass response of a larger speaker. The microphone was a little weak if you're planning to use it to answer phone calls, and you're wearing it on your belt, but it was OK when held closer to my face (clipped to shirt pocket). It recharges pretty quickly, and the Amazon listing indicates up to 12 hours play time.This lets me carry the speaker around on my belt, leaving the relatively fragile phone in a safe place while doing things various places in my workshop.It's a little on the spendy side.Pro: small size, clear audio, good bluetooth range, good battery life, easy pairingCon: weak bass, weak microphone for phone callsIf you can put up with lack of bass, this is a pretty good piece of tech to have.

The build quality on this thing is OK but I really like the design which gives you a spring clip and a magnetic clip. The problem is that there is not much volume to get out of this thing. Less than your phone which is sort of my metric. Because why should I get a speaker phone that’s not as loud as the one that’s in my phone?So there is poor volume but it’s even worse for sound quality. I have some speakers smaller than this that sound amazing. It is really quite impressive. I’m constantly on the lookout for better and newer ones. It’s kind of a hobby but this one is not gonna be one of those. The sound quality is absolutely terrible with tinny highs and no mid range or bass at all.I like the design but that’s all I can say about this.

I can't say enough good things about this wearable speaker—it's truly fantastic! Connecting it to my iPhone was a breeze, and the sound quality is excellent. I love that it clips, with ease, to my clothes, giving me the freedom to enjoy my audiobooks hands-free wherever I go.The magnetic backing is genius—I can easily stick it to my dry erase board when I'm not wearing it, ensuring I always know where to find it. The range is impressive too; I can roam around my entire house without connection interruption.Which brings me to another awesome aspect: it keeps me connected. I never have to worry about missing texts or calls because the speaker notifies me instantly. This speaker is a winner!

I don't always have access to a bluetooth speaker to play a track I use sometimes in a stage routine. I thought I could clip this speaker to my mic and play the track thru it and that would be a lot better looking than holding my phone up to the mic where I risk touching the screen and stopping the music at the wrong spot. I easily paired this speaker with my phone and was impressed with the sound quality and volume. Then I experimented with a phone call. It worked fine with decent clarity. But now I can't get the speaker to play music from the same file on my phone it initially played. I have been switching both the speaker and my phone off and on but it's being stubborn and won't play music. It just wants to be my phone buddy. If I can get the issue resolved, I'll update this review.