– H4P-K 20W Bluetooth Speaker, 24H Playtime, Dual Driver, Built-in Mic, TF Card, Grey

You can't go wrong with this item, if you want a budget but great sounding speaker! The battery lasts for days and days. I've had it since mid December but I swear I've only had to charge it about 5-10 times despite using it every day. It's super easy to use and connect by Bluetooth without any issue. Obviously the volume would not be sufficient for a party in a big hall but for home it's more than adequate. Its a heavy item and seems sturdy. I'm clumsy and have dropped it numerous times but it's totally fine! The design means it will fit in most places without looking silly. My previous speaker had those ridiculous flashing lights I couldn't turn off. That was not relaxing if I was watching a movie in bed. That speaker also only lasted a few months before it literally needed charging every day, twice a day. It was around the same price as this speaker too but the difference is like night and day! Overall I am really happy with this purchase and highly recommend it to others!

I actually purchased this incredible value Bluetooth speaker 4 years ago. After a few uses, the sound it produced went from reasonably good to simply astonishing for a speaker of its size. 20W speaker, so it's powerful enough for small to medium rooms - but I ended up using it in the garden for small gatherings. The bass on this speaker is just excellent. It plays loudly, without distortion. I paid just under £26 but now it's around £33. My one is now used by my niece, who loves it just as much as I do. Highly recommended, especially as it has an Aux In, a slot for TF card & a decent Bluetooth connectivity range. Probably one of the best things I've ever bought, really.

These are impressions within 3 weeks of purchase. Produces good sound quality for speech, and fair quality for casual music. I bought it mainly for speech broadcasts and podcasts; it has a warm tone. Its shape makes it easy to carry from one room to another. Battery life is good. Useful for phone calls if you are within 2-3 feet of it. Good value for a little over GBP30.

The people who designed this speaker managed to produce a great product at a very reasonable price. The sound: Balanced I would say, you can hear bass lines and drums, the mids are there and the highs clear without being sharp. This speaker projects the sound well making it sound a bit bigger than it is. Nice and clear, not at all muffled. It's a great speaker for what it is. I use this on my desk but it can get the sound into the room as it goes loud enough for me, I've never turned it up full. When I first used this speaker out of the box it sounded a bit flat with not a lot of mid range, but after using it for a few hours it came alive, I believe in a process called burn in, this gets the electroncs and importantly the speakers to loosen up and work properly. Connectivity: Bluetooth works fine with my Mp3 player, the 3.5mm input handles a standard lead and is a good fit. You can also play from a micro sd card. No radio but my Mp3 player has one and that works with the lead plugged in. Design: Smart wraparound grey mesh with the controls on top. Using it: Turn it on and it defaults to Bluetooth, if you have something plugged in you just push the mode button once to connect. Battery life: Seems very good, it came charged up, don't know how much was in it. After several hours use I thought I'd better charge it up. This took a fair while, about 3.5 hours before the red light went out, however I would say you could get a lot of use if a) You don't use Bluetooth as that uses battery power more quickly and b) You don't turn the speaker up really loud as that will suck more out of the battery. I will see how it goes with this speaker, my last one (different make) stopped holding a charge after around a year, in the meantime 5 stars for this purchase, it is that good.

I run an occasional pub-type quiz at my local cricket club, using a laptop and the club microphone and sound kit. However there are times when that kit does not work properly (or at all) because previous users have mucked about with it. The biggest problem then is not being able to play song clips for the music round which is somewhat embarrassing. Recently this was solved by a punter donating a bluetooth speaker which linked easily to my laptop and produced a decent volume of sound so I decided to get my own bluetooth speaker and purchased this one, in silver. The Dprofy looks smart and feels well made with a decent heft to it. It works perfectly, connecting to my Windows 10 laptop simply. It produces good sound both in volume (enough for a large room with 30 or so people in it) and quality. This means I am almost self-sufficient when doing the quiz, just have to fix the issue of the club's wireless mic battery being dead after someone leaving it switched on... in which case I just have to shout the questions :-( - I am going to try using a mic attached to the laptop and output it to the Drofy i.e. create my own independent PA sytem... I have used the Dprofy in anger only once so far, with the bluetooth connection, but it worked well. If this is how you would use it then I can heartily recommend it.

I bought it nearly 6 years ago and still running strong! Definitely one of the best purchases I have made. Sound is good quality and battery lasts well

I've used bluetooth speakers for years and bought 4 Harman Kardon Esquires in the past 2 as presents and 1 for myself in Scotland and 1 that stays in Portugal. Now these are fantastic things but when the battery runs out (and they do) it costs around £70 to replace it - a battery!!! So I went online to look at speakers with 20w output with twin speakers and took a chance on this new one from a company I had never heard of. I'm glad I did. I listen to it at night when I'm in my bed, like every night and it's doing great. The battery lasts for ages and I have only just plugged in the charger because it must be time and not because it was running out of power. Simple operation too. I link up my phone to it to play podcasts and just start it playing on the phone and press the far left button for about 3 or 4 seconds and it links up. When I've finished listening to it I just press the far left button again and it shuts down the podcast and the connection to the speaker. Being in the dark normally the volume button is far right to go up and button next to that one to go down and yes they have raised up bumps so it's reall easy. I am very happy with this speaker and for £31 or something it truly is a bargain and from a company I've never heard of (still) Dprofy, I mean who has. So, I know there are others cheaper but I took a chance on this considering I paid well over £150 each back in 2014 for my HK ones, this DPROFY thing is the one to go for when (a) You're looking for a Bluetooth speaker or (b) Your battery chucks it and I looked all over the world for one and they were all in excess of £70 I don't work for these people or Amazon I just wanted to write this for people who want a great product for a great price. I'm 62 and have been working with speakers for over 40 years in bands and stuff so I have my own opinions and sweeping statements £31 is for nothing guaranteed. SMG East Kilbride Glasgow

Decent for price but sounds hollow bought 2 of these speakers for the projector and works great. Considering the price of £60 is a little too much, if it was around £25 for each speaker would be a 4 star review. The sound for vocals seems great sometimes but the highs are too much but is a better option than my projector built in speakers.