Portable Speaker For Alexa

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Portable Bluetooth Speaker is so nice and sleek  the quality is really amazing and the sound that comes from the portable speaker sounds great.  However, the design so unique and  I like how you can carry it on the go wherever you choose.  One thing like about the  Portable Bluetooth Speaker is how it has a arm wristlet that you can carry in hand   and also how easy it is to connect it to your Bluetooth as well.  Overall,  I would definitely recommend to anyone whose looking for a really great  portable speaker  to use anytime you like.  Nonetheless, it's very easy to charge it which is awesome.

Love this speaker. It pairs well with my one and Alexa to make listening to music so convenient

Pros.. Great sound, easy set up, alarm clock where there is a speaker. Cons.. sometimes Alexa starts up with no prompt. When I do ask Alexa, sometimes another speaker in my house will pick it up instead of the speaker in close proximity

Needed a portable speaker for the garage and no better choice than this!

I got this speaker last month and this is a great portable speaker!! the Sound is great.

This is the best portable speaker I have used and truly water proof

Needed a cheap, portable jib for an expensive (ALEXA) camera. The CobraCrane 2HD PLUS filled the bill. A 28-lb. payload (with Zeiss Superspeed 18mm prime and Preston focus motor) required 105 lbs. of balancing weight. Put it on an Oconnor 2075 head and heavy-duty metal tripod on wheels. Was stable throughout the lift range, although the head pan and tilt could be used for repositioning purposes only.

This speaker is fairly small but give out awesome, clear sound. It’s also WiFi so I can do updates and can use it as an Alexa speaker, if I can figure out how to work that well. It runs on a rechargeable battery but I usually keep it at the ready on the charging plate, which is sold separately. A nice little powerhouse.

When I bought these speaker stands, my only concern was whether they would support the Alexa version of Sonos One. B&H told me they would & they did. Easy to set up. Highly recommended.

Let’s be clear the HomePod was never meant to be a smart speaker. Instead it was designed and developed to produce outstanding sound in a compact package within the Apple ecosystem and that is exactly what it does. The sound of speakers is truly subjective and to say if Google Home or Sonos is the better speaker is just that, subjective. One thing is clear the tinny sounding echo or echo dot does not compete in sound quality to the HomePod. Siri does not compete in answering trivia, playing fireplace sounds etc. like Alexa. �Siri does take commands in a low voice and does it well. Ask it to play music, set an alarm, play the news, or give the weather no problems. Is it as robust as Alexa? No but it wasn’t made to be that way. Shortcomings? A few... can you ask Siri to stream other music providers through voice commands? No, but you can stream it through Airplay. HomePod does many things well and yes shortcomings exist but the software exists within the HomePod for future upgrades. HomePod is still new but if you are looking for amazing sound particularly if you are signed up to Apple Music you will not be disappointed.