Vintage Greadio Walnut Wood Bluetooth Speaker Radio - Retro Style, Bass Enhan...

De buen tamaño, producto estético y de calidad. La batería no dura demasiado pero cumple su función.

Everything is perfect but you need to take care regarding the radio size, It's not like the photos

I love it. Excellent product and highly recommend.

This little vintage radio is like a pocket-sized time machine! Its charming retro design and warm, crackly sound make every song feel like a cozy hug from the past. Despite its compact size, it delivers a surprisingly rich and nostalgic listening experience. It’s definitely on the pricey side, but if you’re a fan of retro charm, it’s a splurge worth considering!

This speaker looks and sounds better than expected! The details and faux wood finish are definitely higher quality than I thought they would be. the wood is seamless and may fool some people into thinking it's real. The metal dials have this brassy vintage finish which is nice While the sound quality isn't necessarily sony headphones level, it's still pretty good. You can get bass, mid and high tones from this speaker and the sound is clear. Part of the reason I chose this speaker is because it has both AUX and Bluetooth connection. I can confirm that both work well and are extremely easy to switch between. Setup was also fast and seamless. Also, I am in a basement and I can still get radio reception, which is great. I like that the bluetooth connection is on the dial with AUX, FM and the ON switch. It really helps sell that radio vibe. Haven't tested out the battery life yet, but I can say I didn't notice any blinking blue light accompanying the bluetooth connection, which I'm very happy about. Hopefully in my picture you can tell how big the speaker is. It's small and compact, which is what I was hoping for. I also like the cherry color -- it's not too light. Haven't been using this speaker for very long, so I haven't noticed many issues. I did notice a static sound in the background the first time I set up the speaker on AUX (like the static in the background of a radio). But when I switched to radio and then back to aux, it went away.