Skullcandy Terrain Large XT Compact Tough Wireless Speaker

This was a gift and he loves the speaker: awesome sound, nice and loud and can be used in the bathroom or the garage or anywhere!

This Bluetooth speaker is the ish!!! Worth every penny!!! Loud and clear sound, holds a charge for 18 hours! Highly recommend

Very Good Sound and build quality for a Bluetooth speaker. Listen to music for up to 17 hours on a single full charge.

I'm in a bit of a shock with this product since skull candy is affordable but good quality too for the most part. I had this product for a week and returned it right after. At first I was okay with it because I got it on discount and with the way it sounded which was not good but also not bad, I just wanted something that played music for my new apartment, the music sounded a bit muffled compared to other speakers I've had. That's until a week of using it, the volume wasn't correctly syncing with my device. I'd pick up the volume and it would go to max volume just fine but when I'd lower it down it would stay at a certain volume not going all the way down as to how it used to. I really tried fixing it since I didn't want to go through the hassle of returning something I wanted but I ended up giving up when it got worse.

really good sound quality at a decent size, you can fit it almost anywhere on account of being able to use with the speaker standing vertically or laying horizontally, the bass is good for the price and although it won't go super deep for a long time, you can get around 5 seconds if you have the volume at the right level but if you want the bass to play longer you'll need to listen to songs with bass like who am I? by snoop dogg (his first solo song) and on the sides are passive radiators which are like speakers with the voice coil removed, so lets think of a speaker with a port, basically the sides of this skullcandy are ports with the radiators to get more bass, so kind of like a subwoofer but not as deep, it goes from max treble to 20khz, mids go to around 80hz and the radiators go down to maybe 75 to 65hz (a subwoofer usually goes as low as 20hz but are way more expensive) you can watch and feel the radiators (just don't push them down too far, and no matter what, do NOT push them down while music or whatever you intend on using the speaker for is playing)