Aiwa Wireless Speaker - Unleash Powerful Sound and Versatile Connectivity - Experience Bluetooth Freedom, FM Radio, Clock, 20W RMS, LCD Display, and Alarm Clock Functionality

I bought this for my daughter for college, the sound is very good for the size. The only thing is the bass isn’t that tough. But it’s just for her and her dorm mate to enjoy, not throw parties. It’s built solid and the battery lasts fairly long according to my daughter. It’s easy to Bluetooth link and the radio works well am/fm. For the price it’s a good value buy for a nice looking and nice quality speaker.

It’s a good bluetooth speaker which you could consider as a kitchen tabletop radio. Like how it scans all FM stations automatically with the auto scan feature and its has good treble and bass. However, it is not so loud when put to the max. But for me it’s a good multifunciton radio. Love how USB playback displays names and title sounds if the USB was recorded with that info.

I bought it cheap 70.00 ,sound ok for a desk , but it does not tune , if you adjust the sound when you turn it off it loses the setting, the light is strong you cannot turn it off or adjust it, the battery does not last long, I tried it for a month , since the brand aiwa sold to the new company the quality and sound is bad I did not like it I returned it, sorry real aiwa it is sad the new company destroyed your brand , Customer don't buy

This mostly worked for what I wanted it for: listening to a local classical station while I work. However, it's much larger than I was looking for, the user interface is confusing, and the silly blue light can't be dimmed or turned off so I returned it. The price keeps dropping on this and for good reason. Too bad really as I remember Aiwa making good stuff. It doesn't appear the firmware can be updated by the user which seems confusing; why list it in the UI if we can't update it? Such a tease that updating the firmware might've given me more configuration options so I'd keep it, but it wasn'

Not very loud. Not my typical experience with Aida.i wonder what happened to crispness, bass, and sound quality that old Aiwa had from the 1980s. Disappointed.

This speaker is great! Just two things I want to share before you buy.1. I adjusted the bass, and didn’t realize I was still in the bass settings, and went to turn the volume up. I then cranked the bass all the way up accidentally, for maybe 5 seconds, and the speaker was playing on a very low volume. After that, one of the speakers was partially blown… Super frustrating.2. Unless you’re okay with the screen/interface of the speaker being super scratched up, DON’T take the plastic wrapper off of it. I figured “oh I don’t care if it’s scratched it will be used often anyways”. But man oh man it

Tried several music styles to see what it could handle and everything sounds great. Haven't had the opportunity to blast it too loud yet but am happy with its performance so far