Wireless Phone Speakers Review

Have four in ceiling speakers and the amp. Hooked to my TV and wireless to amp from my phone. I would like an eq that's more than just treble and bass. I also have a sub. My garage rocks the neighborhood and I live out in the country.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really enjoying the sound coming out of the LG Soundbar S80TR. I know you might have heard that a soundbar makes a difference when watching movies and listening to music, well I had one, now add to that experience a subwoofer and wireless speakers... game changer! Just be aware that the power connection cables that come with wireless speakers are not very long, so you have to be able to place them near an outlet or consider an extension cord of sorts. The subwoofer can be dialed down along with alot of settings in the app. I like that since I live in an apartment. The subwoofer is big but on the slimmer side so it isn't as noticeable. The setup was relatively easy and quick, I have had a few connection issues when starting it up, like the movie would pause by itself, but it has yet to happen again after those first few days.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Compete a sweet set up with these wireless speakers. Imax at home!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently bought Belkin Airplay 2 audio adapter for my old Bose music speakers and for my RV audio system. It is compact and easy to install. The sound quality while streaming is awesome and there is no connection loss with my HIFI music speakers. I am loving it playing music on my non wireless speakers and it literally gave life to my old speakers. Airplay connection with this is seamless and on one click and no searching for device while connecting , just tap and you are connected. I would definitely recommend this product for those who don’t want to spend hasty money to get new wireless speakers. It’s makes your old audio devices works as new wireless speakers. No need for wired connection. With one tap you can have friends connect to your device and play their music.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an owner of many Bluetooth audio speakers, including multiple Bose speakers (three Soundlinks included), I was not disappointed in Bose's newest addition, the Soundlink Flex. The SoundLink Flex continues the legacy of great-sounding Bose portable Bluetooth speakers – big sound in a small package. I love my Soundlink Micro for biking and listening to music on the beach, but it was time for an upgrade, and the micro, while impressive, was never going to blow anyone away with its sound. The Flex is a perfect upgrade to the micro. It has much deeper bass and louder overall volume, which makes it better suited for outdoor activities. The highs are also clearer at both lower and higher volume levels. Yes, the Flex is a little larger and heavier, but the included strap makes it easy to attach and carry. The Flex is just as waterproof as the micro, so it is ideally suited for beach activities. I also take I t on my jet ski because it is loud enough to hear. Bose included a few new perks, including the ability to set up the flex as part of a stereo pair with other Soundlink speakers. This excellent feature allows me to connect my Revolve II or micro for some added sound and stereo for larger parties on my patio. The Bose Connect app quickly paired the Flex to my Android phone without any problems. While connected to your phone, the Flex can take calls, and the microphone is not bad if you are relatively close. It also allows you to connect to your phone's assistant to request music or other assistant features through the speaker. I did not notice any Bluetooth cutouts or interference issues. The flex is a fantastic addition to the Soundlink family. Disclaimer: I did receive a discount on this product for my unbiased review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I connected my iPhone 12 to my stereo speakers to play music from my phone. Very convenient and now I can also listen to audiobooks and podcasts without headphones. The setup was quick, I just had to plug it in and then go into Airplay on my phone. I would recommend this to anyone with an Apple iPhone device!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've taken other portable speakers on hikes and I have to leave them in the pack - not anymore with this hookable baby! I clip it on the outside of my pack and I have quick access to the buttons without having to take out my phone. I don't like hiking with my phone in hand. The build also feels rugged and able to withstand a drop or fall. I might need another one since my girlfriend likes to take it on her hikes with her friends too. I would recommend this little speaker to anyone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this charger, my phone and wireless charge at the same time and it’s great! I charge to 100 in a hr!! I definitely recommend purchasing or gifting one! I actually purchased one for my work office!!

I recently got the Epson WorkForce ES-500W II to try out. I was a little worried about the wireless feature but I ended up surprised with how well it worked for me despite being 2 rooms away. I was also very happy to use my Android phone to scan documents. The Android app was simple and easy to work with. Epson outdid themselves by making this scanner mobile phone friendly. “This is a review for the Epson ES-500WII Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.”