- A109mini Bluetooth Speaker with Bass Radiator, Enhanced Bass, Portable Wireless Speaker for Home, Hiking and More - Gray

Great little speaker with improved bluetooth connection and very clear sound. Sounds crazy but it works really well with a smart tv.

Get more value than what you paid for. I'm mightily impressed with this little micro speaker. It gets crazy loud. It's very hefty, most likely to keep it in place due to the passive bass woofer, and seems to be made to be robust. I'll update if it is actually as robust as it feels.

Was truly surprised with the great sound quality coming from this tiny, tiny speaker! Love the fact that I can put my music on a tiny SD card and insert it into the speaker to make it totally self-contained. It can stream from my phone, but I like it being self-contained and only draining one battery instead of two. The only things I don't like is the fact that when it starts-up, it starts playing my music as the highest volume possible; and also when you try to adjust the volume, the volume goes up or down way too quickly. Still, I would definitely recommend this speaker. EDIT: This edit is being written in July of 2023. I just received my 3rd speaker, as the previous 2 seem to die after 2 years each (the battery just kinda gives up -- you can still use it if you plug in a power source via usb if you like). If you're wondering, I use this pretty much 5 days a week, on and off throughout the day (maybe a total of around 6 hours per day). Bought my first one in March of 2019. A year later I was out of work for the pandemic (and didn't use the speaker at all until returning to work a year later). Bought my second one in August of 2021, and my current one in July of 2023. I kinda forget if my first speaker had any issues. My 2nd speaker had a semi-faulty button which didn't always respond when pushed. It also paused for a few seconds between every song, which was a little annoying. My current (3rd) speaker starts up a lot faster then #2 did, and there is no pause between songs. So that's nice. But there is another difference, and I'm not sure if it is good or bad. This new speaker doesn't automatically shut down like #2 did. #2 would turn itself off if I left it on pause for a couple of minutes. Not sure if that helped to save the battery life or not. I was tempted to knock off a star since they all seem to last only 2 years each, but then again, they are so cheap, it doesn't seem like that big a deal to just buy a new one. Maybe when I hit retirement age, I can collect enough of them to build a tiny house for myself...

I like the sound. I love that it plays music from my micro-sd (tf) card, even though like all these devices there is practically no control over what plays when... And for its quality I could give it five stars. My only minor gripe is that I'm trying to use only usb-c charging ports, and this new device uses the old micro-usb to charge. If that doesn't bother you, it is well worth the money. Small and heavy, good sound for the size.

These incredibly tiny EWA speakers are amazing. I own both the A106 and A109mini. Not a paid for review. I got one of the EWA model A106 on a whim due to its sale price. I was intrigued to hear it because of its very tiny size, because it has a metal case, and because of the breakout photo that show it has both a DSP chip (sophisticated computer chip that lets the manufacturer better control the sound quality) and a passive bass radiator (which allows much more bass from small speakers). I was really amazed when it showed up. Very tiny, very heavy for its size, and the sound was better than most speakers 3 times the size. You can actually enjoy music on it as long as it is not too bass heavy. My friend was so impressed I had to give it to him for his trip to Spain. It is replacing an "Oontz" speaker that is much larger and this sounds almost as good. I decided to try the A109mini to replace my A106, and I like this A109Mini a bit better. NOTE, there is also an EWA model A109 which is larger and different from this A109Mini They are almost identical in size, weight, and sound quality. The 106 comes with a carry case and this A109 does not. However, the A106 has almost no controls on it. You cannot pause the music, or adjust the volume from the speaker. This A109 has a very handy multi-direction control switch that allows you to skip tracks, pause the music, and adjust the volume up and down. It has other functions as well that I have not tried, but I like not having to grab my phone to pause the music. I have not tried the TFcard playback, but if you want to use it totally without a phone that is a good option. The bluetooth on both the A106 and A109mini works great. I am very pleased and these little speakers really surprise every who sees and hears them.

This speaker is decent I guess but head to head with the EWA A106Pro model it fails miserably. It’s lighter weight and a little smaller than the 106, waterproof— but the sound is much more tinny and compressed, and it moves itself around on the table with the bass. I bought them both, played the same song on both, and the choice was clear. For audio quality, pick the 106.

It is as small as shown and has excellent sound. The bass can be adjusted by changing the surface it rests upon. The volume and power are the same bottom which requires some learning to effect. The battery life is very good and the charge times are short for the run time. Its Bluetooth connection is very quick to establish and you can reliably connect and disconnect. It's easy to lose if you take it to a crowded environment where the small size will obfuscate it among the chaos. On the plus side you can easily hide speakers out of sight for aesthetics.

Perfect size and unexpected sound quality. I got as a gift for my friend. Look high quality due to being made of metal