Bobtot Portable Bluetooth Speakers Wireless, Waterproof Shower Speaker with 24H Playtime, Loud Stereo Sound, TWS, Hands-Free Calling, Small Size with Strap Easy to Carry, Black

It’s decent. Control buttons being on the bottom is not a great design choice.
For some reason I expected to be much more impressed with this than I was. I’ve had more than a few bluetooth speakers over the years. They can be incredibly handy, especially if you want to have your music loud enough to hear in a large space.The features of this I like are that it’s waterproof and if you have 2, they can be put in stereo mode. I love that idea. You can really create a soundscape with the right music.Now for the rest – The sound wasn’t impressive to me. I didn’t really detect any decent bass. It might have been the music I was playing. I didn’t think it was as loud as it could have been either, but for the price it was fine.The other issue I had was all of the controls being on the bottom. Many brands put the control buttons in a very easy to get to location on the top or side. This puts them on the bottom, which can be kind of a pain considering the phone button and the volume buttons are located there.So overall for the price for a simple speaker it’s fine, and being waterproof is a huge plus. I feel like they should just charge a bit more and sell these as a pair. If I had a pair I could set up for the stereo function, I might feel differently. I might even forgive the unimpressive bass.

Great little travel speaker
This is a fun little speaker, very portable, fits in my purse to use with my iPhone or iPad. It’s not going to pump out enough sound for a big party, but it gets plenty loud for individual use or use in small groups. It’s only about the size of two Chobani yogurt containers, for reference. I found it very easy to link up with my iPad, which allows me to set up the iPad somewhere I’m working – like my kitchen – and move around the room without the sound becoming too low. It also works great with my iPhone. Be aware, though, that if you use it on two or more devices, you have to disconnect the one you used last before you connect to a different device. Go to Bluetooth, click on the device you don’t want it connected to, and click Disconnect. Then it will connect with the other device. You can do that as often as you like; it doesn’t pair with just one device. I’m very pleased with this speaker. I actually now have three Bobtot Bluetooth speakers, and I like them all. They are different sizes with different capabilities, but all work simply and provide all the sound I need.

And I was surprised at how good it is.What you get – The speaker and a USB C to USB A charging cable.The cable is extremely short and is really of little use, but as it is generic you can use any other cable you might have.It is the shape of a pepper shaker, with the speaker grill on the top. At the back you have an exposed diaphragm that vibrates in use and the charging socket.Underneath is the power button, backwards and forwards buttons and a phone button.On powering on there is the required Power On prompt, and Power Off.I tested it using an Android phone with Dolby Atmos app. It connects with Bluetooth easily and the battery level is displayed on the connection tab.The Atmos app finds the speaker, identifies it by name and manages the sound settings. And the sound for both speech and music is excellent.Bass is excellent and the treble is clear based on how small it is.I refer to it as personal due to its size. It works well close and also in certain rooms, but it is not a party or outdoors speaker as it doesn’t have the output.The volume is good when used close up, it is controlled by the phone volume buttons, it can be too loud based on where you are and I did have to turn it down.The buttons on the bottom – other than the power – weren’t of any use to me. Scroll left/right is managed on your phone and the phone option allows it to act like a speaker phone.The caller couldn’t hear me, which seems a bit pointless as only you can hear the caller. I didn’t persist with the feature as I wouldn’t use it.Overall – an excellent budget speaker that delivers far more if you carry it around with you as you move with you than I would have expected.

This is a compact, lightweight little speaker that’s easy to move around the house or take out and about. It comes with a detachable lanyard, which is handy for hanging it on a hook, bag, or just carrying it between rooms. The lightweight build makes placement effortless, whether it’s on a desk, bedside table, or in the kitchen.The control buttons are located on the base of the unit. They’re clearly marked, easy to find by touch, and responsive in use. Pairing was straightforward: a long press of the power button puts the speaker into Bluetooth pairing mode, indicated by a pulsing blue light. From there, it showed up as “Bobtot Q91” in my phone’s Bluetooth settings and connected quickly using the SBC codec. The connection was stable in my testing with no dropouts around the home.For such a small speaker, the volume is surprisingly decent. At full volume, it’s loud enough for personal listening or filling a small room, and I didn’t notice any obvious distortion, which is impressive at this size and price point. That said, the sound signature is quite basic. The bass response is weak, so the sound relies mainly on the mids and highs. Vocals and instruments come through cleanly, but the presentation is quite one-dimensional and very mono-sounding. It’s fine for podcasts, background music, or casual listening, but audiophiles will find it lacking depth and low-end punch.One nice feature is the option to pair a second Q91 using the TWS function. Adding another unit should widen the soundstage and improve the overall listening experience, which could make a noticeable difference if you’re using it for music rather than just spoken content.Overall, this is a good budget-friendly, ultra-portable Bluetooth speaker for everyday use. It’s easy to carry, simple to set up, loud enough for small spaces, and practical for travel or casual home listening, and has good battery life. Just don’t expect big bass or rich stereo from a single unit — it’s best seen as a convenient, no-fuss speaker rather than a serious audio upgrade.