Best Micro / Tiny Bluetooth Speaker, 🤔Are they even any good?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2019
- Welcome to the world of really tiny Or Micro Bluetooth speakers.
Never explored them before until today, let's see what they are all about...
Links..
1 - EWA A106 - amzn.to/2DnRC7X
2 - Sardine - amzn.to/2DnknS8
3 - Ancord - amzn.to/2L18Yh4
4 - JSAUX (NUT) - amzn.to/2GxQEIp
5 - INSIQ - amzn.to/2Dp76IK
NOTE! I shopped for this video at the end of last year and some of the speakers I showed are already not available anymore that's why I don't have their links. SORRY
Let me know why you are into tiny speakers if you are or looking for one.
#SoundBattle #MicroBluetoothSpeakers #tinySpeakers
I like very much the EWA A106. It's stylish, feels very solid and well-built, and sounds amazingly good for its micro size. My only complaint about the A106 is sometimes I have to turn up my phone volume to 100% for it to be loud enough. I wish the A106 had a little more power. Another EWA speaker I like is the A109. Unlike the A106, the A109 has some on-board controls and even has a SD card slot. It does not have as much bass as the A106, but it has much better volume (at least with my phone). Even though it has less bass than A106, A109 still has rich, satisfying sound. It's surprising how great these EWA speakers are for such a low price.
Thanks so much for the review. I'm a one bagger and originally got into tiny Bluetooth speakers when my radio died in my car and it was $20 to fix listening to music decently via an external speaker and my phone instead of the $160 to replace everything. I use the mini ones for all sorts of things but simply walking while listening to music where I don't need headphones and I can still listen for cars coming on rural roads without a sidewalk is the main one. I find just about any situation where dingy default speakers (like my laptop or phone or my dad's desktop) can usually be fixed with something small like that and I can velcro it right to the device sometimes too.
Do any of those speakers have aux input? I use small speakers as a practice amp for my iPad. I find aux cables to have less latency than Bluetooth.
Are you going to work for a speaker company am sure they would hire you.😁
I'm a lifelong backpacker and am searching for a lightweight speaker, so thanks for your review. So far I found that most tiny speakers weight about 3-4 ounces and the next step up is around 7-8 ounces. Seems to me the 7-8 ounce speakers are about the smallest you can go to get good sound. The real tiny ones are just too tinny soundings and lacks even the minimum amount of bass. They may be satisfactory for playing podcasts but not for music unless your standards are really low. What are your thoughts?
Man you did this review very well!
I put one on my shoulder, at work, to listen to poo casts, my factory is noisy, use my phone at the moment.
I smashed the like.
Ancord or Ewa a106. Which one best?
I wish ihome micro speaker didnt discontinued that model
Excellent video - love the emphasis on sound using A/B comparisons. Very well done, with concise, helpful information.
Thanks for the review! I really needed some solid reviews on the best micro speaker and your review was the best and most thorough. Great job!
Great video. I liked the side by side comparison using the same song at the same spot it was perfect to hear the difference
WOW!!!!
Bless you for putting the results in the description. Like and subscribed.
Amazing video. Just what I was looking for!
I have the EWA and is the best smallest sounding speakers ive had!!
Cool review! I find them somewhat useful for IOT projects.
one thing you could add to a review category, is what the latency time is for external audio input. that's useful for if you want to put an instrument through. like an electronic keyboard. ideally, zero latency would be best but latencies might end up increasing for speakers which use DSP processing for improving the performance of the speakers response.
Like how you demonstrated the volume quality. Thank you very much.