DBEST London Duo Bluetooth Rechargeable Mini-Speaker Set (PS4003BT-RB)

Remember now, they're about the size of a softball so you ain't getting no THX 5.1 certified sound out of these puppies. They cost as much as the huge, honking Creative Labs wireless speakers but perform so much better. My iPhone picked them right up. The ID said "speakers" (ok, lacks imagination but informative enough). Wireless through the iPhone - not bad. I will be using them for travel to bring a little music to an empty hotel room. And, these fit the requirement.Audio - a bit tin'ie, flat. Some bass gets through. Good fidelity. Beats the internal speakers on my iPhone or tablet, so it's a great trade-up. I connected the audio able directly to an Asus TF700T tablet and the sound was about the same. I put the tablet to sleep and the speakers stayed connected, media player still running.I unplugged the audio cable, turned off the iPhone, and turned on BT on the tablet. Pairing was a bit more difficult but only took a minute to fuss with it. It seems like the order is 1)Turn on the tablet (bluetooth off), 2)Turn on the speakers with the audio cable unplugged, 3)Turn on bluetooth with the tablet and pair. Repeat as needed until it connects. The speakers will attempt to connect with the last device it paired with, so switching devices may be a bit cumbersome.On a side note, the audio cable is very short. It's next to the USB plug, so if you want to charge and play wired at the same time it may be an issue. Fortunately, all you need is a male-2-female 3.5mm audio extension cable which you can find here.

Small, but they are solid speakers. I have multiple devices and used to run audio cables everywhere. This resulted in a regular period of untangling. So, tired of the tangle, I did some research and ran across a ton of mediocre bluetooth solutions. Most were a single speaker and usually mono. But then I ran across the Dbest London speakers.1.They are tiny and the bass is good for a 2 watt amp. They are solid and seem to handle music, video, and games well. And best of all, they are actually stereo. The right speaker is the master, the one with the on/off switch, the usb charging port, and the battery.2.They are supposed to have a 20 hour use via bluetooth and 40 hours, if plugged directly into your computer, phone, or whatever. I've only had them for about 8 hours, so we'll see.3.You can use them while they are charging, so all is well at that point. If you like portability, these are perfect. But if you want killer base, you need a stationary home sound system.

since i got an ultrabook from Acer, i wanted to buy a small and portable bluetooth speakers to match up with it. Believe it or not, I tried so many different brands, some are great brands and expensive products, such as Sony & Bose. also I tried out couple of other brands including Creative D-100. However, none of them gave me satisfactory bluetooth connection with my ultrabook.Most of them sounded pretty good once they are connected, specially Bose and Sony (of course, they are also very expensive compared to Duo), but the main problem was that once the ultrabook was turned off or in Sleep mode, the bluetooth gets disconnected which I had to remove the bluetooth icon from the setting and re-connect in order for me to use it with bluetooth. That was the main hassel on all other brands. But only this London Duo speaker set was able to be connected automatically without removing, re-connecting...etc without all the troubles. And IT SOUNDS GREAT, VERY LOUD AND CLEAR. Of course, with bluetooth connection the sound level and clarity get bit inferior compared to using 3.5mm speaker jacks directly without going thru bluetooth, however, no matter what, it works totally awesome. I had to return so many other bluetooth speakers and now finally I found the only unit that works great with my ultrabook, Acer. Perhaps, considering so many other speakers not working properly, the cause might be from my ultrabook rather than the other speakers. But DBEST came out to be the BEST bluetooth speaker for my ultrabook. AWESOME SPEAKER WITH GREAT PRICING. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. Thanks DBEST.

These even-smaller-than-I-expected minis work, sound, and look great. Of course, they are truly tiny, so don't expect hi-fidelity characteristics; but their still-truly-very-nice sound will fill a very-large room, a back yard, or a big terrace. The claimed 45-foot amplification is very fair. The wire connecting the two speakers allows for a 33.5" separation of the two mighty-mites. That's plenty for my occcasional applications; if you need more, it's a standard male-to-male 3.5 mm cable. I especially appreciate these matte-ebony beauts as travel speakers that I can drive with my Windows Phone or Mcrosoft Surface tablet wherever I may land -a large San Miguel de Allende roof garden, for instance. They charge quickly through the handy USB port, last as long as claimed, and immediately mate with any of my bluetooth devices, triple-chiming when they turn on, and once again when they connect within seconds. I turn the speakers' volume adjustment to high and then attenuate it with my device controls. Keep a charged pair in your back pack and share your music wherever. I'm thinking of getting a back-up pair because, with my serious music habit, I would really miss DeesBESTs now.

I like how you get two separate little speakers so you can get decent stereo separation with the included cable. Unfortunately, the sound tends to emphasize the treble, so if you're wanting bass that'll vibrate your room it just does not exist. Might be good for listening to those oldies that exploit very wide stereo but even then, not much bass to speak of. Very basic, too, you might think this is not a Bluetooth speaker set as the only controls you have are a typical on/off switch and a little thumbwheel for volume, just like on standard speakers, but this one is Bluetooth. So you won't be able to control your phone or player with them or answer calls. Still not too bad if you take into account size and audio quality.