Bluetooth Speaker Backpack With 20-Watt Speakers & Subwoofer for Parties/Festivals/Beach. Works with iPhone & Android (Blue)

This is a great backpack! The sound is awesome and it's so easy to connect to the speaker. I've used this for hiking, hanging at the park and biking around town and have never had a problem. The pockets available on the pack are just like any other backpack so you're able to carry all of your essentials while also jamming out to some good tunes. I would definitely recommend this to anyone that is always looking for a convenient way to have music on the go!

I bought this Bluetooth speaker backpack to take to the police abuse demonstrations. I was surprised with how loud it was. The backpack had a USB charger built in. I used the speakers and charger simultaneously for a little over 2 days before having to recharge. If you just use the speakers (and remember to shut the speaker off), you can go a more than 2 days on one charge.

What's Good:- decent battery life- the quality of the backpack itself has improved a bit compared to the previous one- zippers don't get stuck like before- cool looking design- jingle upon turning on is not as loud beforeSome Improvements That Could Be Made In Future Versions:- speaker could be louder- material of backpack feels a bit light and cheap. I wouldn't mind paying more for a higher quality backpack- charge time, at least for the one I received, is a lot slower than the previous modelFor the most part, it's great and does exactly as advertised. The company clearly cares a lot about the backpack and is continuously looking to improve it.

Overall, it seems to be a well-made product for the price. The volume level is adequate for most outdoor activities, aside from motorcycling and anything with a loud engine. I bought this so I can listen to music on my motorcycle whilst being able to hear things around me. Straight away I went to a secluded area and tested the volume. I ride a 2020 Yamaha R3 with a full exhaust system and I can barely hear this thing unless I am sitting at a red light. If your bike is nice and quiet you can hear it. You're basically paying for a $25 chinese speaker and a $40 backpack.

Way better than the Trekk bag. More room (unlike the Trekk), the music doesn't skip (like the Trekk), and unlike that bum-@$$ Trekk bag the USBs are located on the back of the speaker port (as the USBs are located on the top of the power unit of the Trekk, poorly made and will do the "wiggle the charge wire 'til it works" thing). I don't mind unzippng the speaker from the bag to charge it or carry the speaker unit around the house, as it is dope for chores and chillin'. Great bag for the price point.

I have to say this backpack does have a lot of space in it! I was able to fit all my textbooks and notebooks for school. The speaker can use some tweaking but it might have been because of the power supply provided. I recommend using a power bank of some sort if you want to use it for long periods of time but overall I really enjoyed the backpack. It is made to last, something that you don't see in many products these days. You can tell that it was made with heart and that the person who made it put a lot of work into making sure it was made right.

I got the package and it looked nice n everything was in the box as expected. The speaker was hella loud and just what he wanted but as soon as my husband turned down the volume to his phone it was impossible to get the speaker to get any louder unless you disconnect it from the speaker and turn it in and off. I reached out to the company through many emails and they completely ignored me never wrote back and now I'm stuck with this piece of crap that doesn't even work.DONT BUY IT!!

The sound is really good but not great. I couldn't expect much more for the size and price of the speaker. It has hook ups behind the speaker which is convenient for devices but inconvenient for charging. And it comes with a working backpack lol. My boy likes it.