TREBLAB Ultra Loud Wireless Speaker - 60W Stereo Sound with Deep Bass, 20H Playtime, Powerbank, Waterproof, Loudest Portable Bluetooth Speaker for Home, Outdoor Party, Beach, Work, Travel, HD-Max

I'm hard of hearing, even with hearing aids. This thing set up easily, is loud and clear and now I have no problem using my phone at all. I heartily recommend it for people in my situation. Hurry and beat the tariffs and the recession.

This is by far THE BEST sound experience I’ve ever heard.Beats the crap out of BOSE!!

I’ve been using this Wireless Speaker - 60W for a few months now, and overall, I’m really impressed. The sound quality is excellent rich bass, clear highs, and it gets loud. Perfect for outdoor gatherings or larger rooms where you need your music to fill the space.Bluetooth pairing is quick and reliable, and the battery life holds up well for several hours of continuous use. The design is sleek and durable, and it feels like it can handle a bit of rough use.My only complaints are minor: the speaker is a bit bulky for travel, and the controls could be more intuitive—sometimes it's hard to tell if you're skipping a track or changing the volume. Still, these are small trade-offs for the performance you get.If you want powerful, wireless sound without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice.

Best by far the best speakers I have ever had. Sound quality is amazing.

Was skeptic at first but after receiving and testing it, I ended up ordering another one for dad. Great sound for its size. Great for outdoors.

had problems with power button twice......wont always turn on or off

The media could not be loaded. First off, if you’re trying to decide between products, I was very happy with both the Treblab HD77 (smaller) AND the Treblab HD Max! Both off impeccable sound quality, response, and bass. Of course a larger diaphragm means more sound and even more bass, so the HD Max blows its little brother out of the water, hands down. Much better sound and construction quality than other brands; price too. I bought my HD Max for my theater projector actually. The awkwardness of dragging around a sound bar and trying to find appropriate placement within or outside of my house is a pain. With the Bluetooth capability and or 3/8 direct input cable good connecting great sound is a snap. The HD Max is built for travel. It’s also not going to keel over and die when subjected to some light rain, splash from a nearby pool, or a spilled drink. Treblab products are simply built like a tank. And the will play for hours on end on a single charge. Using your phone to play music and you get a call, no problem! You can use the speaker for that too. There really is very little that I can find to complain about Treblab’s speakers. This wouldn’t be an honest review however if I didn’t include a couple of minor issues. My biggest complaint with the HD Max (or HD77 for that matter) is the low power warning that you get when nearing empty. Don’t get me wrong, warnings are good, but not when you’re using power to warn me that it’s going to shut off. You’re just robbing me of rocking out to the last few minutes of the song I was listening to. Not to mention the frequency in which the interruption comes. I think a better option would be using a light system. Example: lit green = full power, yellow = moderate, red = need to recharge. There’s really no reason to audibly tell me I need to charge my Treblab; I’ll know when it dies after all. Lastly, and mind you this is purely a limitation of the technology itself and not Treblab’s fault, I can’t wait until the day that using Bluetooth means no longer sacrificing volume. It’s a story as old as time itself, trying to find the balance between quality and functionality. When you take on the flexibility and convenience of the portability that comes with Bluetooth, you are not going to get the same performance that you would with a corded, uninterrupted, powered version of another audio source of equal measure. That said, Treblab is pretty damn close! Best audio investment I’ve ever made. Bottom line, you will not be sorry!12/04/22 - Okay, now I’m a little sorry.....So I’m not going to bad-mouth Treblab, I still have had predominantly good experiences with them and their products. That being said, my HD Max is now dead after 1.5 years. The warranty is good for 1 year, so in fairness, Treblab has fulfilled their promise. No one assumes a purchase will crap out soon after than time though. Usually they last a few years and the buyer understands that after the warranty expires, if you “break it” it won’t be serviced for free. I hadn’t done anything different, the rubber enclosure has always been kept closed aside from charging, it was never around humidity, water, or dropped. It just stopped charging one day. Sad 😭. So, I’m not asserting that if you buy this product it will happen to you, nor do I know how often it happens in general to this product. Also, the customer service agent was very nice and professional in attempting to help me revive my, now useless, heavy-a$$, paperweight. I have to reduce my initial impression of a 5 star review to a 3 star now. In comparison, my Treblab HD77, although smaller and cheaper, has been chugging along with no problems and purchased 1-2 years before the HD Max, as much more robust and expensive speaker. As always, buyer beware.

Great sound