Ortizan Bluetooth Speakers, Portable Wireless Stereo Speaker – IPX7 Waterproof, 40W Loud Sound, Dual Pairing, Deep Bass, LED Light, Bluetooth 5.3, for Home/Shower/Outdoor/Beach, Gifts for Adult, Navy

Reviews

1. @rkolen00_gekko – April 25, 2025

   It’s good Speaker. Used one time and enjoying it. It’s portable, beautiful in black, I won’t want to drop it but I’d figure it is pretty durable. So durability is good. Works great, kinda loud but eh u get what u paid for. Quite impressive. 20W subs with 20W tweeters are still good. Easy to setup.

2. The Truth – April 17, 2025

   The Truth. The sound quality is impressive, with clear audio and deep bass that fills the room without distortion, even at higher volumes. I use it every night to play soft lullaby music to help my kids fall asleep, and it works like a charm. The Bluetooth 5.3 connects quickly and stays stable, and the battery lasts for days on a single charge. The LED lights are a fun touch, though I turn them off for bedtime. Its waterproof design gives me peace of mind for outdoor use or in the bathroom. Overall, it’s a durable, versatile speaker that’s perfect for both home and on-the-go, and it makes a great gift

3. Joseph C. Bogo – October 21, 2023

   It’s decent, probably a good value for the money. Without bothering to look at any instructions, it quickly paired with my Samsung S23 Ultra. Although my phone initially identified it as headphones, so I had to change it to identify it as a speaker. It had a mostly full charge out of the box, with it’s own led indicator showing that it was near full as it was flashing upon my plugging it in. My phone reported it’s charge level as already being at 100%, but the led was still flashing to indicate that it was still accepting a charge, so I left it plugged in until it eventually stopped flashing.The sound quality is ok. It sounded fine on it’s default EQ mode, and it didn’t really distort at the highest volume level. It didn’t sound particularly weak or tinny, but it didn’t have much bass. Both of the other EQ modes sound ok too, although the Base boost mode did start to sound distorted at higher volume levels. The base hits in that mode do hit harder and deeper, but they also sound restrained, and it sounds like maybe there’s a point at which a crossover prevents damage to the speaker by holding back on me. The overall volume level doesn’t really seem to get very loud, either. Just lots enough for a fairly big room, and I’m sure it will suffice for sitting around a campfire.The perfectly round shape might become pretty annoying when I just want to lay the speaker on it’s side. I wish they had built in a couple of hinged flaps that could be swung out for the purpose of preventing it from just rolling right off of a flat surface like a table. Just little solid tabs that could pop out and stay extended in place by magnetic force or something, and then be retracted back flush into the side of the speaker when not needed. Although at least there’s a nice, thick rubber strap on a swivel at the top for carrying or hanging, and it seems like it might be just enough to prevent the speaker from rolling away as long as you position the strap in just the right way when you lay the speaker on it’s side.Of course you can always just stand the speaker up vertically, but with a bass radiator on each end the one on the bottom might cause undue rattling of any stuff on that table, especially at higher volumes.I need to see how long it will last during my upcoming camping trip, and I think 10 hours of battery life at a volume around halfway to three-quarters would be ok for me. 30 hours seems like something you could maybe get at a really low volume and with the cool lights turned off. I think it takes maybe 5 hours to fully charge, and that’s fine for me. That means the internal batteries don’t get really hot by cramming a bunch of energy into them really fast. So you’ll likely get years of reliable use before the batteries ever start to crap out on you. Beware of any Bluetooth speaker that claims to have “sick, lit, extreme fast charging* or whatever, because it’s internal batteries probably will start letting you down within a year if you use it frequently.And this thing is built like a tank. If I accidentally drop it off a rocky cliff, there’s a fair chance that it will survive. As long as it doesn’t land directly on either vertical end on a point, since the bass radiator in each end is exposed and has no casing over it.The buttons definitely feel like military-grade or something. They are bizarrely hard to press. Just hold an actual rock in your hand, and start squeezing that rock. Pretend that the solid rock has imaginary buttons recessed into it’s side. Pretend that you are trying to push those buttons inward with your fingertips. That’s how hard it is to push these buttons on the side of this speaker. Drop this thing into the North Atlantic so it sinks down next to the Titanic, and the extremely intense water pressure down there might not even faze these buttons.For a comparison of the sound quality, I think it’s pretty similar to my old Bluetooth speaker that was shaped like a lone triangle. The angular one. And I really liked that one back in the day, so that’s saying something. Compared to Echo smart speakers, it sounds much, much better than my Echo Dot (4tj Gen), but not as good or as loud as my regular Echo (4th Gen). For the money, I’m happy to go with this instead of blowing much more money on another brand that probably doesn’t even sound much better than this. If it turns out that I get Herculean battery life during my camping trip next week, I might update my rating from 4 to 5 stars.