Panasonic SC-NT10-D TOUGH BlueTooth Portable Wireless Speaker System (Orange/Black)

Ordered the product on reading great reviews about the sound quality and performance. Unfortunately the product is not loud enough especially for its size. Expected more based on the product reviews.

The whole point of the purchase was to get more volume and clarity on Panasonic cordless landline phone for family member hard of hearing. Product valueless fior the purpose. Problem may be partly in the phone. 1. Product, unlike others, would at least pair with Panasonic landline phone. 2. Could, with some effort, be coerced to connect to phone. Difficult, not intuitive. 3. Speaker quality was pretty good to begin, did not continue so well. 4. Mic sucks. Like a Hoover.

Small like all the newer, expensive speakers. Has every function that the top of the line system has PLUS is water/dust/shock proof so it is a great outdoor option. I read that the audiophiles feel that the sound quality could be better, but I have zero reservations saying it sounds awesome and gets plenty loud. No better option for the price.

A good bluetooth speaker with pros/cons..... First off at $100 this speaker just isn't worth the investment. However, if it is $40 or less then it has some good uses. I grabbed mine for $26 as a warehouse deal and feel it is a good value. I was looking for a bluetooth speaker to use while playing golf. I needed something more rugged than the typical bluetooth speaker and preferably something I could strap to my golf bag. Below are my observations while using the speaker. ** Elephant in the room: yes, the speaker and instructions were produced by Japanese engineers. That's good for quality, but bad when trying to decipher broken English in the instructions. A name like SC-NT10-D vs. something more marketable like ToughBoom or similar highlights the lack of American influence in the product lifecycle. This poor English wreaks havoc in the user manual in stating things like "only Panasonic super special cable be used".....What they are really trying to say is: from a pure engineering specification perspective our cable is guaranteed to delivery the power needed to effectively charge the device. Or in simpler, even broken English terms: "cheap China cable no worky." I've used several different high quality micro USB cables to charge the unit without issue. ** The speaker feels high quality and should withstand bouncing around on a bag and being thrown around in the cart. ** As others have noted the overall volume is low unless boost mode is used. This is especially true if you plan to use the speaker outside. Good news is the music is nice and clear in both modes. Playing music inside without boost mode is OK for most rooms, just don't expect a party blaster. ** The big downside with using boost mode is battery life goes down to 1-2hrs. This reduced battery life can be a pain, however the speaker has a redeeming quality to provide a workaround. Most bluetooth speakers won't play music while charging; the Panasonic SC-NT10-D allows music to be played while charging!!!! The beauty here is you can connect a USB power pack, like an Anker Astro, and play music at high volume for hours!!! Power packs are so cheap and small these days that it's easy to keep one with you. I already had an Anker and at $26 for the speaker it's a great pairing. If you don't want to carry an external pack around and need boost mode for extended periods, then this speaker may not be the best option. ** Bluetooth pairing and overall range are typical. Pairing takes a minute and range is ~30ft. Bottom line is it's a great speaker at <$30-$40 that works well with an external pack. At that price point you can beat it around and get good outdoor use from it without worrying too much.

OK for what it is - cheap BT speaker. If used outside (my primary use), it's not good for much more than a 10 foot radius. Sound is rather weak, but sound quality is as expected for its' size. Nice for wife and I to sit outside in the evening with the speaker between us and listen to some quiet music.

Low volume, couldn't hear the music over ambient sound. Ended up building my own with some real speakers.