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1.SoundLink Flex Bluetooth® speaker​ ............................................. 156 PCS

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Quote from: Duncho on March 09, 2020, 00:32:34
I bought this speaker primarily for listening music outside in my garden, for which purpose this primarily fits, here is my short review:

1/
After I turned it up for first time, I was unpleasantly surprised that welcome/good bye sound is too loud which I found really annoying as it can't be disabled, nor turned down. This is in particular disturbing in case you want to listen music in the evening or before you go sleep.

2/
The speaker itself is incredibly noisy (I measured -38dB/m) which makes it unusable if you prefer listening in low volumes and in quiet environment (e.g. bedroom).

3/
Sound quality is not to my liking, clarity in mid-high frequency range is heavily equalised and sounds unrealistic. I wish I had possibility to adjust DSP.

Overall it does the job and listening music on this speaker outside is satisfactory, but if you are keen on sound reproduction quality, test it before you buy.

That sounds like a Tronsmart thing. My T2 Plus is a lot similar; the Anker SoundCore 2 is much better.

I bought this speaker primarily for listening music outside in my garden, for which purpose this primarily fits, here is my short review:

1/
After I turned it up for first time, I was unpleasantly surprised that welcome/good bye sound is too loud which I found really annoying as it can't be disabled, nor turned down. This is in particular disturbing in case you want to listen music in the evening or before you go sleep.

2/
The speaker itself is incredibly noisy (I measured -38dB/m) which makes it unusable if you prefer listening in low volumes and in quiet environment (e.g. bedroom).

3/
Sound quality is not to my liking, clarity in mid-high frequency range is heavily equalised and sounds unrealistic. I wish I had possibility to adjust DSP.

Overall it does the job and listening music on this speaker outside is satisfactory, but if you are keen on sound reproduction quality, test it before you buy.

So that's 60W peak, then...40W RMS? Not bad but doesn't seem too special, the strongest argument for it is, I suppose, loud for the price.
Also the size metrics in imperial isn't for most of the world.

Ha-ha, Tronsmart already quotes notebookcheck. Come on? :)