CatBluetooth Rugged WORKSITE Speaker

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good sound quality for a little portable speaker...it turns up lod enough to hear anywhere in my shop good little speaker has a little sub on both ends my go to little speaker

Not a thing good about it sounds like a dollar store speaker worst waste of my money ever

This small but mighty speaker is LOUD!! My husband uses it for his barbecue nights and on his job sites alike! He works in very dirty environments (dust, dirt, concrete, etc) so we needed to get him a speaker that would withstand all elements. This one is PERFECT! It charges easily and lasts a long time charged! The bass is great, sound quality is superb and the quality of the speaker is rugged and very well made! Highly recommend this to anyone in construction or if you simply wanna Jam out with a great, loud speaker!

I do wish they would post a photo that gives the purchaser some sense as to the size of it. As I write this, there is only one photo and one video, neither of which gives any sense of size, such as showing it in the hand of a person.It is essentially about the size and shape of a very tall can of beer. And I included a photo of it in my hand so you can tell the size (my hand is average-sized for an adult male).This Bluetooth speaker is severely lacking on the bass end of things. It is impossible for me not to compare this Bluetooth speaker with a different brand (and similarly-sized) of Bluetooth speaker that I bought 4 years ago, and still use lots. The other one is about $30 more — not enough of a price difference to make comparing them unfair. But this CAT Portable Worksite one is nowhere near the sound quality.So if you want to use this speaker for listening to music, I suspect you'll be disappointed.However, it does have plenty of volume, which could be why they are describing it as a "worksite" speaker. So if your listening efforts are competing with the shower or construction site noises, the sound from this might pierce through.One other potentially good application I see for oy: Since the speaker is definitely better than typical laptop computer speakers, I can see this as being useful for giving of presentation in a meeting room. I am also using it if I am listening to a podcast or audiobook where I don't need a lot of bass anyway, since voices are in the mid range and this speaker excels at that.This Bluetooth speaker is very lightweight, especially compared to that slightly more expensive one I mentioned earlier. You could easily carry this in a backpack with your other stuff; that's the good thing. Of course the fact that it is lightweight it also explains why it doesn't have deep bass; usually a deep, solid bass quality requires a large magnet.But if I were backpacking through the Sierras, my similarly-sized and -shaped alternative Bluetooth player would never come along with me due to its weight. This though? Absolutely.There are two usability issues with this purchase/product:1. Its buttons that you use to power up, to raise and lower the volume, and to connect to Bluetooth are black, and so is the unit. When I'm not in bright daylight, it is almost impossible to make out which buttons are which, or even what side of the device they are on. I suppose I will eventually memorize the shapes of the buttons (and they are unique one from the other) such that, who knows, I might do better figuring out the buttons in the dark than in dim light by just feeling for the one that shaped like a minus sign if I need to lower the volume, for instance. But it would be nice if the buttons were contrasting in color enough to actually be able to read them. I included one photo that shows how hard it is to read the black on black buttons under normal interior daylight.2. For those of us over age 50, you are going to need a magnifying glass to read the instruction manual. if I were to venture a guess, I'd say the font size is 3 or 4 (books are typically 10 to 12, for comparison). I have sorta fix this problem by taking photos of the instructions and posting them here for you.