[60 W] Smaller than expected but this little speaker does not disappoint.

[60 W] I am impressed with the sound quality of this device.

[5.0] For a small wireless speaker, this has great sound with a nice bass that does sound distorted when you increase the volume. Sony doesn't disappoint.

[5.0] I purchased the Samson Expedition Express for work as a tour guide in NYC. I'm working outdoors for the most part and this is plenty loud to get my voice across with a clear accurate tone above most NY noise. I will say that the mic that comes with the unit is slightly bass heavy so I recommend adding quite a bit more treble into the mix if using this Mic. That said, I use a Sennheiser ME2 Lav for my Mic. Note that this requires a plug in power to operate with this particular unit (as is the case with most PAs). I achieved this by purchasing the X-Vive Phantom power unit plus an Asian knock off (YPA A62P) of the Sennheiser MZA 900P (at less than a 1/3 of the price) which adjust phantom power to the lower voltage power necessary for operating a Sennheiser Lav. The sound is very clear and strong with this combination. It will feedback easily with this combination so you do have to watch your volume, but believe me in that it is plenty loud to achieve the desired volume level for outdoor group tours in NYC. If feedback is a concern the advantage of the mic that comes with this unit is that it is not as sensitive and thereby requires close contact with the mic (eating the mic) which basically eliminates feedback). I carry this PA in a mesh backpack which allows sound to travel straight through it. If it rains I use a waterproof cover over the backpack as this unit is not waterproof. I suppose that is the only downside if you are looking for one on this unit, but this is the norm. Out of curiosity I checked with Samson for the cost of battery replacement as this will be needed somewhere down the line. The cost is $17 and its user serviceable, so this is another plus for extended use into the future. Highly recommended.

[5.0] I currently have four Sonos 5, one Move, two Sonos 2 and the Soundbar with Sub. All have been working flawlessly until Sonos released this New App, now all my speakers keep dropping off when I'm trying to enjoy my music. I've tried resetting my Modem and reinstalling speakers to no avail. The new App needs the bugs worked out ASAP.

[5.0] I'm using these speakers in my living room, the sound is good . I would like have a way to connect a turntable and cd player on same system. What I'm hoping for in the sonos line is a larger bookshelf speakers. A larger soundbar around 55 - 60 inches with 4 inch woofers.

[5.0] Great Sound for the price on this 2024 model. Worth more than UE Boom3 which I had battery charging issues.

[16 Hours] I watched YouTube that compared similar models of Sony, UBL , and Bose. I found the sound for Sony was best for me. So I bought the Sony speaker and the sound and projection were excellent. I loved this speaker and decided to get a second one for my grandson. The only comment I have is the color choices are not many. Hope Sony can come up with a few other colors.

[White] I have been using this as my new walkaround speaker, and it works great. It comes with me throughout my morning routine as I catch up on podcasts and playlists, and I like that I don't have to worry about it getting wet. Ideal size and weight allow it to fit nicely wherever I place
it. There are no issues with connectivity, and I haven't had to charge it yet after a week's use out of the box. It's doing everything I'm asking for a $20 speaker.

[60 W] I often go to Harvard's Arboretum, climb a hill far from the crowded walkways and wait about 15 minutes. If I remain still, the critters come out again and I can get excellent views of their daily lives. Birds, such as Cardinals and Blue Jays have vivid colors, which come through beautifully. Chipmunks, squirrels and other ground/tree dwellers often unseen in their normal habitats are a joy to watch. I can almost count the teeth as chipmunks gnaw on various items. I would recommend these binoculars for those who enjoy nature and wild life, seashores, etc. I was amazed when I took a peek at one of the islands in Boston Harbor, and found out there was a smaller one just to the North that I had not seen. To top it all off, on the horizon, I could see a container-ship heading out to sea, which was completely out of my normal scope of vision,but easily seen using the binoculars.