LENRUE Portable Bluetooth Speakers with Colorful Lights, Loud Sound, Small Bluetooth Speaker with Wireless Stereo Pairing, Mini Gifts for Kids, Teen, Girls, Boys, Women

Rating the clear sided speaker. Nice size, a perfect handful. About the size of the jars of face cream the ladies always have. Half a skinny coffee cup. Sound: Decent for the $. Not for the club, but for home use it's fine. Bass is about as good as stock Samsung TV built in sound. When linking two in stereo, it's a serious upgrade. The link delay is imperceptible and comes off as a touch of reverb. Adds depth. If you put them on the table in front of you 3-4ft apart and play someone talking, you'd swear the sound was coming from the table dead center. Freaky. Not for classical or metal enjoyment, but great for podcasts, TV, and garage/workshop jams. Look: Fun lighting, wish the programmer made the light status static, but it starts ON at theme #1 every time. With a couple taps you can change the motion or choose a solid color, making them perfect for tunes around the table looking like candles. Good travel option for tunes on the patio at the rental/hotel. BT5.3: Good new stereo feature as mentioned, easy pairing/repairing. Unless I'm missing something, switching hosts still requires shutting off the last one paired. Maybe in BT5.4 they'll give us a "unpair and grab the next offer" function. Battery life: Paired in stereo with lights on, they went 4hrs of TV at half volume before the first one went dark. Lights off should add a bit, and solo play should add a bit more. Happy with the purchase x2, may get another pair as a gift. (p.s. To be clear, they don't come in pairs.)

Love these speakers.

NOT A PAID REVIEW.... I got this for my shower concerts and for listening to my audible books while cleaning. It is loud, the bass is good, and the colors are cute. It paired with multiple devices with ease. My only con is that the battery life isn't very long but for the price you really can't beat it. Yes it is worth it for home but I wouldn't recommend for event if you need a long lasting battery unless you have a plug nearby.

Already have the A9 ((SILVER)) which is perfectly loud for it's size and packs a great punch for bass. This new A64 ((color changing)) is nice and the colors are beautiful esp if you turn all the room lights off but the space taken for the cute led does takes from the punch. Certain songs will be nice but half of them will not be as loud as the A9. I've played them side by side very open mindedly. Like the A9 you could play with a couple friends around and actually feel it's still contributing to the get-together [or a jam session alone]. The A64 is better for background music, whining down in your bedroom when you don't prefer max volume or when you won't be annoyed if beats aren't hitting the same. For bass reference I listen to mostly Hip Hop, Jazz/Funk or Pop so the A9 hits better in that regard. {Unless the manufacturer has changed how they were made a cpl yrs ago.} Sometimes the new A64 will go on sale near $10 and at that price I'd say it's worth to get even if's that WITH the more solid A9. When you look at the size difference in the actual visual speaker it makes sense in a way.

My granddaughter loved this sounds great for the price this is a GREAT VALUE

Let me start by saying, I bought this speaker back in 2025 and have used it off and on, mainly when listening to audiobooks. Is very light and easy to connect to your Bluetooth, volume is very loud and can be raised either by the setting in the bottom or by what ever devise you are using. I love the flashing colours and you can set it to your favourite. All that deserves five stars. But I gave it three because of the charging and play time. It only plays for roughly an hour tops and takes longer to charge. To get more play time I have to keep it plugged in to the charger. Unplug it and it’s a repeat process. In a nut shell for the volume, the controls, and light it is worth the eight dollars.

So cute and powerful!

Great speakers! Good sound. Crisp and clear!

I did not function, and it's not as big as the picture makes it seem