Altec Lansing HydraMini Wireless Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker with 6Hours Playtime, USB-C Quick Charge, IP67 Water, Dust & Sweat Resistant, LED Light Show & Strobe Mode (Black)

El sonido del audio es muy bueno, yo la uso al aire libre cuando voy en bici, la batería dura bastante tiempo; puede llegar hasta 5 horas continuas, es contra agua y contra golpes 👍

Tiene poca potencia de sonido. Batería promedio. Buen diseño y calidad de material.

This small (5"W, 2½H, 1¼D) Everythingproof© speaker is outstanding! Not only is it quite impressive sound-wise (it walks itself across the table without distortion!*), but it also boasts a variety of light display effects. The child in me had fun scrolling through the 12 different settings from Multi-or single- color fades or pulses. This is perfect for the times I don't want to wear earbuds and don't have to worry about disturbing anyone nearby! *while listening to "Angine de Poitrine Vol. II", your results may vary

Es una excelente opción

As others have noted, the unit will store any setting for the colored lights *except* for off. That's kind of annoying. Just set it to the least offensive setting and leave it. The bluetooth connectivity is marginal. With the bluetooth transmitter within 4 feet of the speakers you can expect at least one glitch every 15 minutes. Using true wireless for stereo with two units the glitches are more frequent. Also sometimes one speaker is lost or the delay on the two is different. It does remedy this automatically. Audio fidelity is quite good as a near field monitor. While the bass does not extend very low (as expected for such a tiny speaker) the response is rather flat. I have been using them in the car and the sound quality itself is quite pleasant. The audio quality is far superior to the JBL GO4, which is a similar sized speaker. While the JBL at first listen has better bass, that seems to be an illusion cause by a peak in the frequency response that isn't entirely natural sounding. Worse yet, the GO4's mid range is muddy making vocals hard to understand, and has less high end response than the Altec Hydra Mini. Also note that while the GO4 can link multiple speakers together, as far as I can tell they don't play in stereo. Stereo really is a much better experience so that's another disappointment with the JBL product compared to this. I was surprised and commend Altec Lansing on the good sound quality. Battery life is pretty poor, with no more than 2-3 hours at any usual volume. To summarize, good sound, buggy tech! My guess is that the HydraMini 2.0 solves these bugs and is probably a better speaker and sounds the same. It claims to have a bigger battery. But you won't find it at the bargain discount price of the original.