So far I am super impressed. I like that I can hear while wearing the headset in one ear, without having something jammed in my ear, my friends didn't think I had a bluetooth piece in, the sound on both ends was super clear, without having that BT feedback noise. I'll know tomorrow when I am using them at work

Amazing

Love that these don't actually go inside my ears- downfall is they’re obviously not noise cancelling and they’re not fantastic on a plane

Very good deal! Love it!

Best set of ear buds ever

I was looking to get a pair of earphones which are over the ear as the one inside were little uncomfortable, came by this pair to try out and It is beyond my expectations sound quality and clarity is great and also feels good too. Totally recommend of you are looking to get an over the ear earphones.

Found to be comfortable to wear except that eye glasses can be a problem when removing, good charge time giving long play period, easy hookup to bluetooth

These units were easy to pair and provide good stability while in use and good sound. The only think I can't find is their water resistant rating.

Vale mucho la pena por el precio, la calidad del audio es buena.

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Out of the box, reeks of quality, easy operation, paired and working in less than 5 mins out of the box.The sound is as good anything I have heard from any similarly sized unit Solid bass, not a car thumper but very satisfying for music including jazz, classical and rock. Simple controls, simple interface. Even if the battery is half of what the promotional material says, it's going to be awesome.I have been an audiophile, built my own stereo equipment, and purchased plenty of retail speakers and amps over the years, including the some recent soundbars. The sound quality of this M83 is better any any other portable accessory I have used in the recent years, for a very reasonable price indeed. Solid build quality and the thing looks indestructible. We'll see. Right now I am more than pleased with it and would highly recommend it. If anything goes awry after this honeymoon period, I will update the review. Now back to the music from this little gem.UPDATE: The M83 has a software glitch that causes the device to lock up in a mode that prevents it from connecting, playing or ... turning it off. Very frustrating ... unless you know how to fix it, which is easy. There are several reviews here which reference this glitch, and quite a bit of chatter online about it too. But GOOD NEWS ... it is easy to fix and also easy to prevent.FIX IT: When the device locks up, blue light on or blinking all the time, no sound, won't connect and won't turn off: Insert a 3.5mm audio male plug (like the one for your celphone and for most audio devices with a headphone jack, or a speaker output jack) ..... just insert the plug into the audio plug on the M83. This will reset the software and cure the problem immediately. Insert the plug, the front indicator led will turn red for a few seconds, and then back to flashing blue ... now turn the M83 off, and back on, and the unit is reset. It's as easy as that. Keep this note because it is likely to happen to you and this procedure will fix it.As an aside, I am pretty sure I know why this is happening. The M83 has an odd, somewhat clever feature: It allows you to connect two M83's to the same host device .... When you do, the M83 software will split the two speaker sets into the two stereo channels which you can now physically separate (move the speakers away from each other) to get true stereo. And of course, more sound and more bass. Clever. The problem is that this bluetooth feature requires a software routine that has a bug in it. What happens is that if your M83 loses its connection while streaming, or if it is paired with, and talking to, more than one host (say, you have another device in the room that is paired with it, and is running with Bluetooth on) the clever software in the M83 gets caught in a loop and stuck ... locked up. That's when you get the Blue Light of Death ... it won't go out and you won't be able to turn the device off.)Now you know how to unlock it. But you can also prevent the glitch in most cases. One, always start your M83 session the same way. Start with the M83 turned off. Grab the host device and go into its Bluetooth dialog and remove the M83 from the paired list. Turn the Bluetooth off and back on. Re-add the M83, and wait until you have a CONNECT button. Now turn on the M83 and let it find the host. Hit the connect button on the M83 and let it pair and connect. Now you are good to go. When you are done listening to it, turn the M83 off, and then turn off the Bluetooth on the host. Also, while you are doing this, make sure that no other host devices are nearby which have paired with your M83 and might interfere with the pairing/connecting process.It sounds goofy, but if you follow this simple procedure you should have no problems. I cannot advise you about the two-M83 feature because I do not have two M83s and cannot test that. You will have to try that on your own if decide to go down that road.It would be really helpful if the manufacturer would put the reset procedure in the user manual, it is easy to do and works well but only if you know about it. I am going to try to downgrade my rating to 4 stars for this because this glitch is well known and the Bugani gods really need to take care of it. If they do, then we can put back the fifth star. Cheers, PG

After using this speaker for over a month now, I determined what I think about it. So sound quality is really good, sound is crisp and clear with barley any noticeable hissing unless I put my ear up against it. The bass is one of the best things about this speaker. It's nice and bassy but not boomy, it's just right. Since this speaker has tweeters it has really good highs that I didn't think was possible for a speaker in this price point. Mid range is just as good as well. This is literally a full range speaker. I do love how it has passive radiators on the back of the speakers that vibrate whenever heavy bass is playing, it gives it that classic boombox feeling. Now onto the battery life. Surprisingly enough, I haven't even charged this speaker yet since I bought it, yea crazy I know. This is probably cause I only use it for 30 minutes at a time every other day but still very good battery. This speaker is very loud, in fact I keep it about less then half way so I don't damage my hearing. I have it paired with my echo dot and it works flawlessly. What other speaker for $70 are you gonna find that performs just as good as this one? Honestly it's pretty darn good for the amount that it's worth. Think about it, most bluetooth speakers such as the JBL Flip series and Charge series or UE Boom speakers which cost over $100 and they aren't as powerful as this speaker. Yes there is the W-King speaker that cost around $60 but after looking at youtube review comparisons and various amazon reviews, it seems results are mixed. Some people say one is louder while the other has better bass or the other one is more crisp. You decide for yourselves but for me this a bargain. I'm never buying those overpriced JBL speakers again when you can get something just as good if not better for less money, it's a no brainer. Good speaker for the money.

If you're in the market for a bluetooth speaker, you know how difficult it can be to decide on one, considering there are so many options.So I'm here to tell you to stop looking, because you're not going to find anything better than the Bugani bluetooth speaker.While I'm no audiophile, I know good sound when I hear it and the Bugani sounds fantastic out of the box. And if you're really into it, you can pair it up with an equalizer to customize the sound.The construction of the build quality is suburb as this bluetooth speaker can really take a lickin' and keep on tickin. It's definitely one of, if not the most sturdy of portable bluetooth speakers. Personally, I like to keep mine at home, but you can most certainly take this with you wherever you are, as the built in handle and lightweight construction makes it super portable.I am the owner of multiple bluetooth speakers - some very high end models like a JBL and Beats Beatbox and while those are great, they also cost upwards of $500 dollars once you factor in tax. The Bugani, on the other hand, is around $50 to $60 bucks and the sound quality is nearly identical. So why spend all that money when you can get something for a steal of a price with similar quality in sound?Perhaps one of my favorite things about the Bugani bluetooth speaker, is that you can pair them to create stereo surround sound. That's a great feature to have if you're having a party or simply want to have that stereo feel.Another great feature with this speaker is that it's all natural - and what I mean by that - is that there's no built in chamber to muffle the noise. A lot of speakers will only allow you to get so loud and then it starts reducing the sound. Not with this speaker. You can turn it up as loud as you want. Granted, you do need to be careful as to not blow out the speakers by going overboard, but I hate how some speakers decide to tell you how loud you are going to play your music. This one, does not, and it's great.Overall, you simply can't go wrong with the Bugani. It's an absolutely phenomenal speaker in regards to the price point and unless you're going to spend $500 dollars, you're really not going to find anything remotely close to the sound it can produce. Add in all the great features like the great sound, fully responsive buttons (that make a very small clicking noise so you know you touched them), portability, etc, and you can see why this is the best bluetooth speaker on the market for it's price point.