60 Watt Portable Bluetooth Speakers

I love these micro bluetooth speakers! They are very portable and water resistant, so I take them in the shower, out gardening, and everywhere else. The sound is fabulous (even over the shower noise). Everyone I tell about them gets them, too, and they end up as obsessed as I am.

Received as a gift. Having had portable Bluetooth speakers from 2 other brands, the sound quality of my new Bose is noticeably better -- far better than I expected.

My old bluetooth speaker broke recently and after researching small portable bluetooth speakers I came upon this one and I'm quite impressed by how loud this small speaker gets. Great bass and the carabiner clip is great for taking it on the go. This is my first JBL product and I'm super happy with it.

Got this on DZ. I have other bluetooth speakers, but this one is smaller (a little larger than my hand) and light, so it's more portable. The sound is good for my needs-- haven't tested the waterproof feature, but that's an added bonus.

I have numerous Bluetooth speakers but this one is by far the best!

This light is very bright considering the size and 60w power consumption. I also have Amarán 200 XS bicolor and it’s brighter than this 60 watt version but this one is a lot faster to setup especially if you have Sony type NPF batteries. I have a third party NPF batteries for this light and works fine. One thing I wished for is that hand bracket design isn’t that great. It doesn’t sit flush with the battery adapter. But partly it could be because Amarán just didn’t want you to make this light sit straight. More risk of damage that way. At least I decided to tell myself that. I do professional videography and this won’t be the only sole light to use for one gig. But this 60 watt range is nice. Small and handy.

Works so well that I plan on getting several more. I use 4 - 60 watt led lights getting 240 watts of light, but only using about 60 watts of power. Gonna put a couple in my garage too!

I finally replaced my old plywood lightbox that used 60 watt lightbulbs. This new Light Box is compact, uses power saving LEDs and lays flat, or it can be raised at an angle. the light is very even edge to edge. It is bright enough to shoot close-copy scans of film, as well as viewing films from35mm to 4 X 5. It is not cumbersome, and fits on a corner of my desk, near all my archives, and has increased my workflow. I plan to get a lot of film editing done on this convenient and good looking addition to my file room.

The perfect midsized solar panel. I have 60,110,160, and 220 watt panels. The 110 is perfect for portability and performance while recharging the River 2 Pro in the field.

Its a nice looking unit, seems well built, but you have to watch the power budget for the cameras you are using, it only has 60 watt budget and for the ptz cameras I am using I can only put 2 cameras on this switch.