After buying one of them and using it for a day I immediately bought a second one for my wife. I use it for walks, I don’t like earbuds because it isolates my ability to hear what going on around me. I clip it to my collar near my ear, I keep the volume very low where it doesn’t bother other walkers, I also used it while building my deck, again had it on my collar so I didn’t have to blast a larger Bluetooth speaker and bother my neighbors. At the time of this writing Amazon has a $10 off coupon, I love it.
@@FBIsMostWantedd1 not really any bass but its a small speaker. The way I use it I don’t need thundering base, I clip it to my collar and it works great for that application. If your looking for a speaker to use for a party on the deck this isn’t the one, it’s just a lapel speaker for personal use, I hope this helps
I went out looking for this exact product and was nervous I'd find cheap stuff. My needs... small wearable and durable speaker able to resist dust and possibly water splashes. This is perfect! I'm a technician in an injection molding factory and I clip this to my neckline on my uniform while working on machines. Coltrols are simple and easy to use with gloves on (I do hate touch screens at work). Something to note, when listening to music you can single tap the power button to instantly pause the music. Very usefull. Long hold the + or - to skip songs. The sound is loud and clear. I have no problems listening while using impact tools. We can't use ear buds foe ovyous safety reason. But it's nice to have a little music and still be able to hear the machines and such. Its expensive. But it is exactly what i was looking foe and do not regret it. And, honesty, being made by DeWalt is what got me past the cost. Figured they knew the job site and wouldnt do this product wrong
I've wanted something like this for years. Working in a warehouse and driving forklifts I'm not meant to wear earbuds, but small Bluetooth speakers are fine. But this clipped on my shirt collar, magnet near my chest or hat next to my ear would be great so I can listen to podcasts, that's really what I want it for
I use all time on the jobsite doing commercial HVAC work. Also great for listening when doing house chores. If you like bass this isn't the speaker. Works great though for being DeWalt.
My work vest has a loop specifically for radios with this type of speaker/mic. Similar to what cops wear, so I got it to clip on there and to clip on to my disc golf bag while I'm out playing with my sons. 3:32
I’m a boiler engineer and this would be perfect for servicing work etc just for some background music while working, only thing holding me back is the price threre £99 in the UK.
I would consider buying this. As an external speaker this would be a nice alternative to the JBL Clip4 that I currently have and probably paid the same amount of money for a while back. Which, btw, has some good bass. But I would probably get this for making phone calls and clipping this on my collar so I can leave my phone on my belt or pocket, and as an alternative to using ear buds. This Dewalt is much smaller and lighter (2oz) than my Clip4 (8.43oz) and I would pay at least $50 for. Someone mentioned adding a camera, etc, would make it worth the $70 to spend on. I disagree. The camera would add size and weight, be of low quality, and double or triple the cost.
I run a HD mechanic service truck and all it has is AM radio. Wanted a speaker for in the truck and when I'm out in the bush. This seems perfect especially the hands free calling
I’d use it doing outside work like painting a house or when I’m doing siding or windows. Or on the weekends when I’m in the golf course. Or on a walk with the kids all kinds of things. May pick one up just feel the price is a little steep for what it is.
What I like about mine is I don't have to reach in when my hands are filthy and touch my phone to answer it or if I'm near an area where I'm afraid my phone may fall or I'm working in a swimming pool I don't have to worry about having my phone fall in. The magnet is very strong and it puts out a ton of sound.
Work at a water plant. Many rounds across vast distances to make sure equipment is working (on foot). Typically have my phone in my shirt pocket.... but can't when it is raining for fear of phone getting wet. Also can't bring my phone when hanging over large tanks (for fear of losing the phone). This speaker will be great.
I bought this to clip inside my hard hat at work. It works great for that. If you clip it to a belt or your pocket, the good news is it's easy to find when it falls off
This is how much this speaker has impacted my life, quick run thru of my day - Wake up, clip the speaker on my shirt, listen tk talk radio while im on the toilet and then getting ready for work - I'm upgrading the sound system in my car at the moment and dont have a single speaker, this stays on my shirt and gives me tunes on my way to work - I get to work (Government IT tech) and leave it playing my favorite radio station while i have my coffee and get situated - literally throw the speaker on whatever it is im working on, if im in a technology locker I just slap it right onto it magnetically, if im pushing a cart of tech it gets dlapped on the cart, sometimes ill leave it clipped on my torso - answer and handle my work calls thru the speaker - hourly chime on android goes off every hour thru the speaker to help me track my time - Finish work and drive home with the speaker still playing - Take my dog for a walk, speaker still playing - work on my car for a little bit before the end of the night, speaker STILL playing. I would buy this speaker ahain IMMEDIATELY if I broke it. It plays loud and clear, and the magnetic clip to have it nust hang off your torso or shoulder wile you work a d still be able to maintain your awareness of your surroundings..... AMAZING!!!!
Chargies WRISTI or something is a cheaper alternative which seems to do everything the same but you can also clip it through a tee. It's also waterproof. But only on Amazon in the uk for now. The magnetic feature seems good which the wristie doesn't have. I think these are a great innovation though.
Probably good for construction workers, for outdoors to use in there work area and carry on there belt. No need to carry a big radio around site or wear ear buds. And very simple to charge.
I would like to try one of these as a possible alternative to the Noxgear 39g which is popular with runners and cyclists. I ride a bike, often MANY MILES and if it clips to a shirt or jersey it may be a great way to take phone calls. It is USB-C rechargeable, the traditional Noxgear is Micro-USB . It may lose out on fashion appeal with some cyclists but it may be better for durability. I'm thinking there could be a superb market for sports people, particularly cyclists. It would be a great hands free device for drivers too on 4 wheels where states are outlawing the holding of cell phones while talking {Ohio has a new phones down and screens locked before you rock the road campaign- Warnings now-tickets starting in October} . That is for drivers whose cars, like mine, have no Bluetooth, no Android Auto {or Apple Carplay} or other integrated things to support your phone as 2010s and 2020s cars often do{I drive a '99 and an '05} .
Great product and glad to see they are following the USB C trend. My only question/issue is being able to turn off the sound prompts when powering on or off. Does anyone know a way to turn them to silent?
I can't help but envision you driving around blasting instrumental Polynesian-esque music in all your vehicles, as that was your go-to for testing this. Logically, it's probably just a random royalty-free track you ended up at, though.
I got a $10 off coupon when I purchaced on Amazon! What is the distance you loose connection say if your phone is on the charger and you walk away from phone while speaker is attached to you?
@@WorkshopAddict Thats great news...my garbage phone is always on the charger down on the ground as I'm up on a ladder. This will be perfect for that application. I will spend a thousand bucks on a tool all day long but refuse to drop a grand on a stupid phone! 😂 Thanks for the quick response!
Going to get on for the wife for her hikes and when she goes paddle boarding probably use it out in the garden also instead of headphones that can sometimes fall out or block hearing for calling out to get her attention if need be whereas headphones totally block out and you have to walk up at tap people sometimes to get their attention
we have a joint amazon account & this is the 4th time my old lady cancels the order 😤 now I'm sleeping in the shed, next to my dewalt collection on food strike til Sunday hoping she's feeling bad and I can have the damn speaker😮💨 🕶
my workplace banned earplugs so I cant use my airpod pro's anymore - sux they got banned when they dont understand the technology in them. anyways I'm going to buy one of these.
I'm going to buy one just because it's the wall and I am pretty sure I will use it and I'm going to have to buy one for my wife cuz she's going to like it and she can use it when she goes for a walk
Look, just go buy it. Got mine at Atwoods, gave 39.00 for it, but if you have to give twice that, it isnsoooo worth it. I have used every kind of Bluetooth device. This one is head and shoulders above the rest.
$40 including tax and they will double their sales but only of they add a camera/vid cam - a light and a tape measure is it worth $70. ( you could film your work or measuring to review or have proof of work?)
@dereklambert9551 if you want more privacy but still to retain a speaker, Dewalt makes a neck band with speakers and ear phones so you can have privacy if you would like.
Would be perfect for when I’m in a crawl space and my partner is inside the house/outside etc. I would buy it in a heartbeat but I’m out at the stupid voice prompts. Completely obnoxious and unnecessary.
After buying one of them and using it for a day I immediately bought a second one for my wife. I use it for walks, I don’t like earbuds because it isolates my ability to hear what going on around me. I clip it to my collar near my ear, I keep the volume very low where it doesn’t bother other walkers, I also used it while building my deck, again had it on my collar so I didn’t have to blast a larger Bluetooth speaker and bother my neighbors. At the time of this writing Amazon has a $10 off coupon, I love it.
How is the base on this ?
@@FBIsMostWantedd1 not really any bass but its a small speaker. The way I use it I don’t need thundering base, I clip it to my collar and it works great for that application. If your looking for a speaker to use for a party on the deck this isn’t the one, it’s just a lapel speaker for personal use, I hope this helps
@@lawdog516 appreciate you big dawg, that’s what I needed to know
Need AirPods Pro with transparency mode. Way better audio quality and you won’t annoy everyone in your vicinity
I went out looking for this exact product and was nervous I'd find cheap stuff. My needs... small wearable and durable speaker able to resist dust and possibly water splashes. This is perfect! I'm a technician in an injection molding factory and I clip this to my neckline on my uniform while working on machines. Coltrols are simple and easy to use with gloves on (I do hate touch screens at work). Something to note, when listening to music you can single tap the power button to instantly pause the music. Very usefull. Long hold the + or - to skip songs.
The sound is loud and clear. I have no problems listening while using impact tools. We can't use ear buds foe ovyous safety reason. But it's nice to have a little music and still be able to hear the machines and such.
Its expensive. But it is exactly what i was looking foe and do not regret it. And, honesty, being made by DeWalt is what got me past the cost. Figured they knew the job site and wouldnt do this product wrong
I've wanted something like this for years. Working in a warehouse and driving forklifts I'm not meant to wear earbuds, but small Bluetooth speakers are fine. But this clipped on my shirt collar, magnet near my chest or hat next to my ear would be great so I can listen to podcasts, that's really what I want it for
i've had one for a few months now it's great I love it, it's light as hell and loud for it's size
How's the bass?
I just ordered one today 10/13/23, I can't wait to show it off Monday, Thank you for your review.
How is it working out for you?
@aquatic_sunbeams Man bro I love it and u know what, I've gotten so many compliments on it that I walk way more conceited around the jobsite hahaha
Hey I'm looking for a speaker that can get pretty quiet at its lowest volume. Do you think this is it?
My husband got one for Father's Day and it's pretty cool. The sound is really good.
I use all time on the jobsite doing commercial HVAC work.
Also great for listening when doing house chores.
If you like bass this isn't the speaker.
Works great though for being DeWalt.
Hvac tech this is the comment I was looking for buying one on my way off this Home Depot
My work vest has a loop specifically for radios with this type of speaker/mic. Similar to what cops wear, so I got it to clip on there and to clip on to my disc golf bag while I'm out playing with my sons. 3:32
I’m a boiler engineer and this would be perfect for servicing work etc just for some background music while working, only thing holding me back is the price threre £99 in the UK.
£60 now
I would consider buying this. As an external speaker this would be a nice alternative to the JBL Clip4 that I currently have and probably paid the same amount of money for a while back. Which, btw, has some good bass. But I would probably get this for making phone calls and clipping this on my collar so I can leave my phone on my belt or pocket, and as an alternative to using ear buds. This Dewalt is much smaller and lighter (2oz) than my Clip4 (8.43oz) and I would pay at least $50 for. Someone mentioned adding a camera, etc, would make it worth the $70 to spend on. I disagree. The camera would add size and weight, be of low quality, and double or triple the cost.
I run a HD mechanic service truck and all it has is AM radio. Wanted a speaker for in the truck and when I'm out in the bush. This seems perfect especially the hands free calling
I’d use it doing outside work like painting a house or when I’m doing siding or windows. Or on the weekends when I’m in the golf course. Or on a walk with the kids all kinds of things. May pick one up just feel the price is a little steep for what it is.
What I like about mine is I don't have to reach in when my hands are filthy and touch my phone to answer it or if I'm near an area where I'm afraid my phone may fall or I'm working in a swimming pool I don't have to worry about having my phone fall in. The magnet is very strong and it puts out a ton of sound.
Can this be used (for example) when inside a target or Walmart and the phone is left in the car? Is the range too long?
Work at a water plant. Many rounds across vast distances to make sure equipment is working (on foot). Typically have my phone in my shirt pocket.... but can't when it is raining for fear of phone getting wet. Also can't bring my phone when hanging over large tanks (for fear of losing the phone). This speaker will be great.
I’m an operator and I wanted this little speaker to liven up the cab with music and it works perfect, magnet and clip works well, best little speaker
This would be great for cycling or hiking.
It’s perfect out there on the Bike.
I bought this to clip inside my hard hat at work. It works great for that. If you clip it to a belt or your pocket, the good news is it's easy to find when it falls off
Can you change the songs from the device?
Nice introduction..... id like a fitment to your hard hat same clip as the ppe's.
This is how much this speaker has impacted my life, quick run thru of my day
- Wake up, clip the speaker on my shirt, listen tk talk radio while im on the toilet and then getting ready for work
- I'm upgrading the sound system in my car at the moment and dont have a single speaker, this stays on my shirt and gives me tunes on my way to work
- I get to work (Government IT tech) and leave it playing my favorite radio station while i have my coffee and get situated
- literally throw the speaker on whatever it is im working on, if im in a technology locker I just slap it right onto it magnetically, if im pushing a cart of tech it gets dlapped on the cart, sometimes ill leave it clipped on my torso
- answer and handle my work calls thru the speaker
- hourly chime on android goes off every hour thru the speaker to help me track my time
- Finish work and drive home with the speaker still playing
- Take my dog for a walk, speaker still playing
- work on my car for a little bit before the end of the night, speaker STILL playing.
I would buy this speaker ahain IMMEDIATELY if I broke it. It plays loud and clear, and the magnetic clip to have it nust hang off your torso or shoulder wile you work a d still be able to maintain your awareness of your surroundings..... AMAZING!!!!
Chargies WRISTI or something is a cheaper alternative which seems to do everything the same but you can also clip it through a tee. It's also waterproof. But only on Amazon in the uk for now. The magnetic feature seems good which the wristie doesn't have. I think these are a great innovation though.
DeWalt tools not bad at all a work shop of gear will the speaker pair up with each other one of the same Ty
Would this open wide enough to fit on a piece of the overhead guard on a forklift?
I would clip to my collar, listen to podcasts whilst welding all day.
Probably good for construction workers, for outdoors to use in there work area and carry on there belt. No need to carry a big radio around site or wear ear buds. And very simple to charge.
Anyone know if you can replace the once it stops holding charge?
I would like to try one of these as a possible alternative to the Noxgear 39g which is popular with runners and cyclists. I ride a bike, often MANY MILES and if it clips to a shirt or jersey it may be a great way to take phone calls. It is USB-C rechargeable, the traditional Noxgear is Micro-USB . It may lose out on fashion appeal with some cyclists but it may be better for durability. I'm thinking there could be a superb market for sports people, particularly cyclists. It would be a great hands free device for drivers too on 4 wheels where states are outlawing the holding of cell phones while talking {Ohio has a new phones down and screens locked before you rock the road campaign- Warnings now-tickets starting in October} . That is for drivers whose cars, like mine, have no Bluetooth, no Android Auto {or Apple Carplay} or other integrated things to support your phone as 2010s and 2020s cars often do{I drive a '99 and an '05} .
Apply a couple lines of silicone to the clip it won't move
Excelente 👌 miniparlante, se escucha muy bien, lo recomiendo 100%, práctico.
This is cool, hopefully they make a Milwaukee version
Great product and glad to see they are following the USB C trend. My only question/issue is being able to turn off the sound prompts when powering on or off. Does anyone know a way to turn them to silent?
Is it loud enough to play over a weedeater
@@reganmodeland2848 A battery one on low, yes. A battery one full bore in deep gress, probably not. A gas one, no. Hope that helps.
I can't help but envision you driving around blasting instrumental Polynesian-esque music in all your vehicles, as that was your go-to for testing this. Logically, it's probably just a random royalty-free track you ended up at, though.
Creed Fisher
Thanks for the review.
I got a $10 off coupon when I purchaced on Amazon! What is the distance you loose connection say if your phone is on the charger and you walk away from phone while speaker is attached to you?
I can have my phone in the wash bay at the shop and in a vehicle and walk 80 feet away and it still works perfectly.
@@WorkshopAddict Thats great news...my garbage phone is always on the charger down on the ground as I'm up on a ladder. This will be perfect for that application. I will spend a thousand bucks on a tool all day long but refuse to drop a grand on a stupid phone! 😂 Thanks for the quick response!
Can I leave my phone in the house & carry it to the shop How long is the range between phone & speaker. ?
@@nicolec7290 200 feet line of sight. About 100 if buildings are involved
Just ordered one. See how it goes.
How is it?
@@tylermurphy5334 not bad. Serves its purpose
Is it loud enough to be heard at loud job sites
I already broke 2 idk if it's because I always play it at full volume or because I do hot work but I'm over it
What? Why?
I'm getting one for bike rides and kayaking .
So it has a magnet. Will it stick to a metal surface?
I show that it will in the video and the thumbnail for this video has it sticking on a tractor.
Looking for something to mount in my welding hood
What about the neckband speakers?
These may work great between maintenance crews to keep in touch while being hands free of their cell phones.
How load is the incoming phone ringer?
@conniepalme5978 pretty loud depending the ring you choose. Some are louder than others just like on your phone.
Going to get on for the wife for her hikes and when she goes paddle boarding probably use it out in the garden also instead of headphones that can sometimes fall out or block hearing for calling out to get her attention if need be whereas headphones totally block out and you have to walk up at tap people sometimes to get their attention
Would work perfectly on a safety vest
we have a joint amazon account & this is the 4th time my old lady cancels the order 😤 now I'm sleeping in the shed, next to my dewalt collection on food strike til Sunday hoping she's feeling bad and I can have the damn speaker😮💨 🕶
How old are you,?
Am I only only one who wants to magnet this to my shirt and use it as a com badge?
I would put it on my belt rig suspenders. Wouldn't have to take my gloves off to manipulate my phone to answer a phone call or skip to the next track.
my workplace banned earplugs so I cant use my airpod pro's anymore - sux they got banned when they dont understand the technology in them. anyways I'm going to buy one of these.
i love mine for walking with my friends
My husband hard of hearing and needs something that sounds loud to hear incoming call ringing.
@@conniepalme5978 it will work.
Why are the volume buttons backwards? Volume down is usually on the left and up on the right. You know like 99.999998% of every other audio device.
When it’s clipped on you, you look down on it from the top of the device volume up is on your right.
I love the sound from it but however when using it for phone calls the other person hears their self bad..loud feed back
Can you run this device on discord?
Need a kobalt version
I’ve just ordered one I’m a roofer
I'm going to buy one just because it's the wall and I am pretty sure I will use it and I'm going to have to buy one for my wife cuz she's going to like it and she can use it when she goes for a walk
Look, just go buy it. Got mine at Atwoods, gave 39.00 for it, but if you have to give twice that, it isnsoooo worth it. I have used every kind of Bluetooth device. This one is head and shoulders above the rest.
wish to see such in Milwaukee , also a Milwaukee walkie talkie usb charger device would be amazing
I want it for size, 70$ is ridiculous. 40 and under is where I'd be at on this.
Mates it’s $130 here in Australia
I work in a lumberyard would be perfect!
im gonna wait another 3 month for a same speaker and paying 1/3 coZ its damn expensive now
Thankyou
$40 including tax and they will double their sales but only of they add a camera/vid cam - a light and a tape measure is it worth $70. ( you could film your work or measuring to review or have proof of work?)
Hiking to scare bears lol
Six minute video about a Bluetooth speaker without even showing the speaker sound. Wow… just wow.
Nice. Thank you.
I'm about to put this on a chain around my neck.
They copied noxgears design.
But people can listen to all your conversations while phone
@dereklambert9551 if you want more privacy but still to retain a speaker, Dewalt makes a neck band with speakers and ear phones so you can have privacy if you would like.
Working in the yard
excellent
Would it fit inside a hard hat? Above the head of course
Would be perfect for when I’m in a crawl space and my partner is inside the house/outside etc. I would buy it in a heartbeat but I’m out at the stupid voice prompts. Completely obnoxious and unnecessary.
That's so small.
But $70 is too expensive. I wouldn't pay more then $25 for that.
Very tinny sounding and insanely overpriced, I don't know why they bothered.
$70 for something that was made in china for 20 cents… HARD PASS
You must not drive a vehicle or wear clothes then
The hours it operates, and water resistance , is more than you get with other 30/40$ units.
You must not own anything then hahahah
$70 No thanks