Philips BT7900 Roze

Getting the right sound is tricky, and unfortunately the disadvantages also outweigh the advantages.

Quick one: Its a decent speaker for the price, it sounds a little better than I thought it would but it won't blow you away too much. It goes plenty loud when it needs to and the distortion isn't too bad. However when turning it down, and this might just be with my phone, it goes from average level to very quiet in volume. I was using it in a small office [think 4 people max] and wanted it quiet-ish but annoyingly it doesn't have that sort of a level, its either too quiet or just a tad too loud. Its a minor quibble though. [EDIT: My phone is a Sony XZ] The recharge cable being a part of the strap is neat and unlike the other review on here I had no issues getting it out and putting it back in. All in all its a good product, perfect for what I want it for: outdoor and indoor speaker to just keep in my bag for whenever.

Turn it up and Philips’ BT7900 comfortably outperforms its price tag.

It's loud, it's bassy, it's waterproof, and the carry handle doubles as a micro USB cable. With a 30m range and a 10-hour battery, this Bluetooth speaker impresses.