This is a great little piece of equipment. As others have stated the mid range, in the 250k range is a little high but nothing a newer smart phone can't EQ. I am a audiophile and do have a Sunfire home system, while this is nothing even close to the HI fidelity of the Sunfire, it is a fraction of the cost.
Went to one of the Big chain stores to look at several options for a media player that sounded good and was fit for camping adventures. The only thing that sounded halfway decent was a Bose system, but alas, the price was not justified. Looked at several other units and all where in the 125-300 dollar range and to be honest they did not sound any better than my Ihome tiny magnetic speakers.
I found this little guy here on amazon and took a chance on it, glad I did. For all the nay sayers on this unit, consider that you get SD card, USB port, Radio, Bluetooth, AUX in and decent sound with ample volume in the 30ish dollar range. Ha! and it survived riding on the ATV!
ONLY complaint is that blinking spotlight when connected, could stand to be a bit dimmer than a lighthouse :)
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This Item  Axess SPBT1031 Portable Bluetooth Indoor/Outdoor 2.1 Hi-Fi Cylinder Loud Speaker with Built-in 3" Sub and SD Card, USB, AUX Inputs in Red |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | -23% $29.99 List: $38.99 | $22.95 | -55% $26.99 List: $59.99 | $25.50 | $29.99 |
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| Sold By | — | Ykall | Direct Distributor | BolaButty Audio Direct | hannsonic | 2nd Street Electronics |
| speaker size | 3 inches | 45 millimeters | — | — | 52 millimeters | 5 inches |
| power source | AC & Battery | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| connectivity tech | Bluetooth | USB, Auxiliary, Bluetooth | USB, Auxiliary, Bluetooth | Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB | Bluetooth | wireless |
| speaker type | Outdoor | Subwoofer, Outdoor | Outdoor | Portable, Outdoor | — | Desktop |
| mounting type | Tabletop | Freestanding | Plug Mount,Strap Mount | Table Top | Tabletop | Plug Mount,Freestanding |
| weight | 2.7 pounds | 0.96 kilograms | 0.77 kilograms | 1.34 pounds | 900 grams | 0.11 pounds |
From the manufacturer
The SPBT1031-RD Portable Bluetooth Speaker
Axess brings together style, creativity and function the SPBT1031 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is no exception. It has excellent sound with a three inch subwoofer and two 2 inch speakers that produces rich sound. All of this is packed into a small easily carried can shaped speaker. If you are looking for the perfect portable Bluetooth speaker, you just found it.
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Stream Music with BluetoothThe SPBT1031 Portable Bluetooth Speaker has A2DP Stereo Bluetooth playback. It connects and wirelessly streams music from any Bluetooth-enabled device such as your mobile phone, notebook, or other portable audio device. The speaker has a large 32 foot range that allows for maximum mobility. If Bluetooth isn’t an option, the 3.5 millimeter Aux Jack can be used to plug directly into your speaker. This way you will always be able to play your favorite music no matter what media device it is on. |
Lightweight and PortableThe SPBT1031 comes in your choice of Red, Blue, Black, Yellow, or Gray. Each Speaker is only 2.9 pounds making it very lightweight and also has a strap that can be attached for easy portability. The cylindrical shape of the SPBT1031 makes it easy to fit into any backpack or travel bag, perfect for on-the-go listening. |
Perfect Speaker for Any OccasionIt may be small and easy to carry but it doesn’t sacrifice sound. It has a built-in 3 inch 5 Watt subwoofer and two 2 inch 2 Watt horns it delivers incredible sound that can be easily packed up and taken anywhere you want. This makes it the perfect choice for camping trips, sporting events, tail gaiters or just hanging out in the back yard. |
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| Bluetooth Enabled for Wireless Streaming | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Two 6.5mm Microphone Inputs | ✓ | |||
| 3.5mm Aux | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SD Card support | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| USB slot | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Built in Rechargeable battery | 1000 mAh | 1800 mAh | 1000 mAh | 1800 mAh |
| Subwoofer Size and Output | 3-inch, 5 Watt | 5.25-inch, 12 Watt | 4-inch, 7 Watt | 6-inch, 15 Watt |
| Horn Size and Output | 2 x (2-inch, 2 Watt) | 2 x (3-inch, 2 Watt) | 2 x (2-inch, 2 Watt) | 2 x (3-inch, 3 Watt) |
| Independent Controls | Volume | Volume and Tone | Volume | Volume, Tone, 2 x microphone volume & Tone |
| Portability | Cloth Strap | Cloth Strap | Strap Handle | Fold down handle |
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Disappointing, for several reasons:1. Vocals are kind of muddy; sounds like the speaker is playing from inside of a cardboard box (as if the speaker was put in a box & then put on play...weird-sounding like that, like it's a bit boxed in).2. Nearly zero bass. I'm really surprised at how little bass there is; I've built Sonosubs before (subwoofers in tubes) & would have thought it would have had at least SOME bass or mid-bass in this. Nope. Stuff that's a bit more acoustic like George Ezra's "Budapest" sounds pretty good, but throwing on something like Soulja Boy is pretty disappointing. All that volume & no thump :(3. Doesn't get nearly as loud as I'd like. I was hoping to use this for outdoor movies with a mini LED Android projector, but the volume combined with the lack of bass is just disappointing. My little palm-sized Bluetooth speakers are nearly as loud as this is. I think part of the problem is that there's a speaker on each end, so you don't really get the full effect of a left & right speaker if you place it horizontally (the manual shows it in both horizontal & vertical configurations, with the vertical pointing the control button side up). I've found it actually sounds better standing up vertical in kind of an omni-speaker setup - not to compare it to a high-end Linkwitz, but kind of the same idea where it can at least disperse the sound a bit better. Oddly enough, it sounds best with the control button side down - gives it a throatier sound (especially for male voices, like Hozier's "Take me to church"), which actually points the drivers down & the "sub" up.On the plus side...it does work, it's a cool design (feels fairly durable!), and the price is pretty decent. However, I prefer my other Bluetooth speakers. In all honesty, I like my Soundbot better than this (at less than half the price, plus you can use it in the shower or pool!), if you're not concerned with bass...the treble is clearer in the Soundbot. I was hoping this would be like a portable Bazooka-style speaker, lots of fun with some bass hits. The thing is, for ten bucks cheaper, you can get an Mpow Boombag...which is the size of your hand rather than the size of a roll of paper towels but sounds WAY better and actually has some BASS thump! I'm surprised at how much I didn't care for this given the 4-star rating out of 180 reviews...so many better options (audibly better!) out there for less money.I included a picture of it next to a half-used roll of paper towels. It's a bit shorter, but about the same size around as a full roll of paper towels, for size reference.
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Disappointing, for several reasons:
1. Vocals are kind of muddy; sounds like the speaker is playing from inside of a cardboard box (as if the speaker was put in a box & then put on play...weird-sounding like that, like it's a bit boxed in).
2. Nearly zero bass. I'm really surprised at how little bass there is; I've built Sonosubs before (subwoofers in tubes) & would have thought it would have had at least SOME bass or mid-bass in this. Nope. Stuff that's a bit more acoustic like George Ezra's "Budapest" sounds pretty good, but throwing on something like Soulja Boy is pretty disappointing. All that volume & no thump :(
3. Doesn't get nearly as loud as I'd like. I was hoping to use this for outdoor movies with a mini LED Android projector, but the volume combined with the lack of bass is just disappointing. My little palm-sized Bluetooth speakers are nearly as loud as this is. I think part of the problem is that there's a speaker on each end, so you don't really get the full effect of a left & right speaker if you place it horizontally (the manual shows it in both horizontal & vertical configurations, with the vertical pointing the control button side up). I've found it actually sounds better standing up vertical in kind of an omni-speaker setup - not to compare it to a high-end Linkwitz, but kind of the same idea where it can at least disperse the sound a bit better. Oddly enough, it sounds best with the control button side down - gives it a throatier sound (especially for male voices, like Hozier's "Take me to church"), which actually points the drivers down & the "sub" up.
On the plus side...it does work, it's a cool design (feels fairly durable!), and the price is pretty decent. However, I prefer my other Bluetooth speakers. In all honesty, I like my Soundbot better than this (at less than half the price, plus you can use it in the shower or pool!), if you're not concerned with bass...the treble is clearer in the Soundbot. I was hoping this would be like a portable Bazooka-style speaker, lots of fun with some bass hits. The thing is, for ten bucks cheaper, you can get an Mpow Boombag...which is the size of your hand rather than the size of a roll of paper towels but sounds WAY better and actually has some BASS thump! I'm surprised at how much I didn't care for this given the 4-star rating out of 180 reviews...so many better options (audibly better!) out there for less money.
I included a picture of it next to a half-used roll of paper towels. It's a bit shorter, but about the same size around as a full roll of paper towels, for size reference.
1. Vocals are kind of muddy; sounds like the speaker is playing from inside of a cardboard box (as if the speaker was put in a box & then put on play...weird-sounding like that, like it's a bit boxed in).
2. Nearly zero bass. I'm really surprised at how little bass there is; I've built Sonosubs before (subwoofers in tubes) & would have thought it would have had at least SOME bass or mid-bass in this. Nope. Stuff that's a bit more acoustic like George Ezra's "Budapest" sounds pretty good, but throwing on something like Soulja Boy is pretty disappointing. All that volume & no thump :(
3. Doesn't get nearly as loud as I'd like. I was hoping to use this for outdoor movies with a mini LED Android projector, but the volume combined with the lack of bass is just disappointing. My little palm-sized Bluetooth speakers are nearly as loud as this is. I think part of the problem is that there's a speaker on each end, so you don't really get the full effect of a left & right speaker if you place it horizontally (the manual shows it in both horizontal & vertical configurations, with the vertical pointing the control button side up). I've found it actually sounds better standing up vertical in kind of an omni-speaker setup - not to compare it to a high-end Linkwitz, but kind of the same idea where it can at least disperse the sound a bit better. Oddly enough, it sounds best with the control button side down - gives it a throatier sound (especially for male voices, like Hozier's "Take me to church"), which actually points the drivers down & the "sub" up.
On the plus side...it does work, it's a cool design (feels fairly durable!), and the price is pretty decent. However, I prefer my other Bluetooth speakers. In all honesty, I like my Soundbot better than this (at less than half the price, plus you can use it in the shower or pool!), if you're not concerned with bass...the treble is clearer in the Soundbot. I was hoping this would be like a portable Bazooka-style speaker, lots of fun with some bass hits. The thing is, for ten bucks cheaper, you can get an Mpow Boombag...which is the size of your hand rather than the size of a roll of paper towels but sounds WAY better and actually has some BASS thump! I'm surprised at how much I didn't care for this given the 4-star rating out of 180 reviews...so many better options (audibly better!) out there for less money.
I included a picture of it next to a half-used roll of paper towels. It's a bit shorter, but about the same size around as a full roll of paper towels, for size reference.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2016
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alonso patrón zavala
Buena opción por la relación calidad precio, sonido muy aceptable, y me gusta a la vista
Reviewed in Mexico on July 16, 2023Caroline Creighton
Its a speaker thats loud and cheap.
Reviewed in Canada on July 8, 2016