Mini Bluetooth Shower Speakers Portable Wireless Speaker with Suction Cup Pairs Easily to Phones Tablets Computer Gift for

It’s very simple just pair it with Bluetooth was easy to connect. It’s suction cups easy to the shower and it’s pretty loud just no base. It does what it’s supposed to do. It’s lightweight. It’s a cheap and simple product and with only a few buttons. Read more

Awful sound quality crackly bad speaker. Bluetooth fails repeatedly. Read more

Stays up pretty well if you clean the wall, plays the sound like it's supposed too. A bit of feedback and the sound quality is exactly what you pay for. It gets the job done. Wish there were volume controls on it. Read more

For a very low priced waterproof speaker, you really can’t expect premium sound quality, and this one is no exception but it does its job well. The Bluetooth connects quickly, the suction cup works great in the shower or on tiles. Sound is decent for casual use, and the hands free calling is handy. Overall, it’s a solid little budget speaker that offers good value for the cost. Read more

This is a relatively small, portable Bluetooth speaker that gets the job done, but comes with some drawbacks. As for the speakers, the audio quality is OK. Not the worst I’ve heard, but somewhat tinny, especially if the volume is up. It took me a while to get my phone to connect to Bluetooth, but once it was connected, I didn’t have any further issues, and the speaker connected fairly quickly whenever I was in range. The unit held a charge for a reasonable amount of time, but it wasn’t clear when it was charging. There is an indicator light, but it never went on or off as far as I could tell. The unit itself is actually quite chunky with several control buttons on one side and a suction cup on the other. The biggest downside was the suction cup. It, well…it sucks. It barely holds onto any surface (especially in a humid bathroom). The speaker's weight immediately causes it to droop and flop, which is the first sign that it’s not going to stay put. The adage that you get what you pay for is most certainly true here. This speaker functions exactly as you might expect from a cheap Bluetooth speaker. But that’s the plus. It’s cheap and does the job, so if that’s all you’re looking for, this is fine and functional for the price ($6.29 at the time of this review). Read more

Keeping in mind that this is a ~$6 speaker, I am impressed. I would never spend so little on a speaker and expect it to sound like a more expensive device. It is fairly small and very functional, since it has suction cup and can be used in a bathroom environment as long as you use the attached plugs to seal the charging port. The sound quality is subpar, but it's fine for my kids to listen to music or audiobooks outdoors or in the bathroom where I don't want an expensive speaker to be damaged. If they can use it independently, I expect most adults should be able to. It also connects easily to Bluetooth and we have had zero issues with connectivity across a variety of Android and Apple devices. Read more

I’ve only used this for about half an hour and felt annoyed at every stage. Charging completion is unclear and there’s no obvious indicator when it’s done. The power button barely works and feels misaligned with whatever switch sits underneath. The extra controls don’t help. The forward and back buttons, the call button, the pause and play button all respond poorly to being pressed, if at all. Turning the device off is a battle. The charging-port cover is hard to put back on, the speaker flops around on the wall instead of sitting securely on the suction cup, and there’s a faint static even when playing a simple podcast. There isn’t even a volume control, which should be the one thing a shower speaker gets right. I hate this device and do not plan to use it again. Read more

Something at this pricepoint just isn't going to knock your socks off with sound quality, and this one really doesn't either. There is absolutely no bass and barely any midrange. If there is, you can't get the speaker loud enough to hear it because the treble is so overwhelming it would hurt. The suction cup for the wall is not really impressive, although I've definitely delt with worse. There were no instructions with this, although most of these are rather standard and this fit in as well (hold power). You do have to hold the power button for far too long, in my opinion, for this thing to turn on or off. Several seconds at least. But, its definitely waterproof, and I will still keep it and use it to listen to podcasts while I'm in the shower, so it still has it's uses. Read more