W-KING Bluetooth Speaker, 90W Max Loud Portable Speakers Bluetooth Wireless, IPX6 Waterproof Outdoor Speaker with 50W Deep Bass/2 Powerful Subwoofer/40H/Power Bank/EQ/TF/AUX/NFC for Pool/Party/Travel

I’ve been using the W-KING Bluetooth Speaker for a few weeks now, and I’m blown away by its performance. The 90W peak power and 50W RMS provide a rich and immersive sound experience with deep bass that’s perfect for outdoor gatherings, camping trips, or just blasting music in the backyard.The IPX6 waterproof rating is a game changer. I’ve had it out in the rain and even splashed some water on it, and it keeps going without any issues—no more worrying about the weather ruining the speaker!

I love this speaker it was exactly what I was looking for when I purchased it. I had to give away one that was a different brand that I had over 8 years. I am so happy that the person that told me about this speaker was right on point. I am so so so happy with this. Love love love.

This little box has surprisingly clear and full sound for such compact size. You absolutely cannot beat the quality, portability for the price.I'm connected via Bluetooth, which works perfectly (a problem I had with a different brand/model).

The first one I bought was green. So... I bought the black one and even tried out the TWS feature. Which was a bit tricky to set up. I'll help with that in this review. This is one of those diamonds in the rough products. You see the price, think, eh that's borderline getting expensive, but not too expensive for an impulse buy. Also weirdly there's like 80 different listings for this speaker sold apparently by the same company with the exact same specs and appearance yet wildly different prices. So confusing. I paid less than 70 for both speakers which is a steal for what you get.Sound 4/5:This has the potential for what appears to be great sound but that metal mesh starts getting in the way of it at higher volumes. Since you can start hearing a buzzing occur as the volume maxes out which is the sound of the grill rattling.Loudness 3.5/5:Now, I KNOW, I'm a weirdo, and this will WAY MORE THAN SUFFICE most users needs, heck may be too loud for most. If you're using this in the garage at your workbench or other 20x30 space, the sound will more than overcome most things save for like a miter, even then It will be audible if slightly muffled over the miter. I wanted it to go with me while I mow the lawn. Now I sit on about 30,000sq ft of land or 2/3rds of an acre. Might be more than that, I don't know, I don't remember what they told me. IT's a lot of land and a lot of house. My house sits 100ft in from the road that runs in front of it. SO... I needed something that covers basically 100ft x 200ft. NOW I didn't expect it to do that much but even on the mower it's "Comfortably audible", like normal conversation level. So you can hear the music but eh, expected louder.Portability 3/5:This thing is big and rightfully so, not saying it doesn't justify its size. it's slightly smaller than the PK7 LG XBoom (don't worry we'll talk about that blunder in comparisons). BUT, now I'm not a tall man at 5' 5" but I'm a wide man, over weight, sturdy looking, so very wide chested as well. AND man that shoulder strap does not get long enough At its longest setting It rests around my elbow, just below my pec.ISSUES:-Loudness loss: So... maybe this is breaking in period issues that I'm not used to not being familiar with sound equipment, but the green one after a very short time with it (while I'm still pleased with my purchase) lost some loudness. My guess; due to these being Neodymium driven speakers (rare earth magnets) means when it gets hot the magnetism also weakens. Meaning volume weakens. Which for Garage users and North of Mississippi where I now reside, may not also have as much issues. BUT it gets hot down here on the southern coast of this country and SUNNY. And this is a black item. Sigh. so SADLY I think I lost some volume due to those combinations. Sound quality is still there.-Directional: Noticed that the sound is very directional. There is a HUGE drop-off in volume when you walk behind the speaker.Likes:-NFC pairing, nothing more annoying than doing the bluetooth settings dance which I had to do with another speaker. So... NFC pairing eliminates that issue.-TWS: Works well and I can't wait to give it a proper test drive next time I have to do yard work. Also, doesn't seem to have a lot of latency if any, but my set-up is having one by the first front door to my house and then the other by the garage which is on the side of the house so there's enough of a separation that when one gets out of ear-range, the other enters it.TWS Pairing (For those who bought two):WARNING: IF you have a speaker already paired to your phone, nuke it from your connection settings or disable bluetooth, since I couldn't win the battle between trying to connect my two speakers together.1) Turn off Bluetooth or remove speaker connection from list of connected2) Turn off speakers if they're on3) Turn on both speakers at the same time4) On one speaker double press the "Power Button" the LED in the power button should alternate from "Green and Blue" Where the other speaker should be steadily flashing ONLY blue. You'll know it's connected when the "Green and Blue" flashing one stays on blue.5) turn on bluetooth or connect the speaker to your phone's bluetooth will be RIGHTLY labeled as "WKING D8" This is made easier if your phone has NFC since you can tap your phone to the NFC spot and does all the annoying bits for you. You should be good to go.Comparisons:I have a lot of speakers, something absurd and not exaggerating, around 100+ speakers, and that's a conservative estimate, if I remember correctly it was like 130 or something. It's a lot. SO... I can compare them with my "LOUDEST" speakers which are just two others.LG PK7: The W-King D8 demolishes it, at literally 1/4th the price point. The W-King beats it in every metric even sound quality, and the PK7 a 250-260 USD speaker with "MERIDIAN TUNING" (OOH) sounds quieter and worse.Mifa F60: Now here's where things get spicy. The Mifa is half its size, and maybe 10% quieter than the W-King D8 and in the same price range. This becomes problematic since, I do like the W-King and think it earns its price tag, but due to the Mifa's smaller size and nearly equal volume and quality output, makes it easier to strap to the ol' mower and get it closer to my ears. Also means I don't have to annoyingly lug a giant box in with me into the house after 4hrs of mowing the lawn. Yeah, that's only one part of the front lawn, the whole property takes about 6-8 hrs to mow since I use a 21in push mower. Also the issue is the F60 is near impossible to find.Conclusion:This is worth its price easily and if the green one is expensive, then the black one is usually cheaper, and vice versa. This thing is built super durable and sounds way better than a 250 USD speaker with some fancy pants tuning lab behind it. Rare instance of you get more than what you paid for it, and the green one has already taken a decent beating riding on the mower and having chunks of tree branches assault it. This is definitely Garage and Camping ready. W-King should be proud with what they made. If you're going to use this outdoors, might I suggest going to Walmart or Lowe's or the likes and purchasing white vinyl shelf-liner and wrap the black parts with it so it doesn't absorb as much sun, and should better preserve your sound and battery life. May not look the prettiest but it will add a layer of protection and will help reflect some heat from the sun.

is it actually 90 watts? absolutely not and you shouldnt think so for this price. is it as good as or better than every 200-300$ bluetooth speaker? yup. sounds good enough, gets loud enough. for under 100$ i doubt you could find a better bluetooth speaker.

Super loud. Makes JBL sound like beginners.

This thing is LOOOUD! Definitely does the job when you need portable music.

Love this speaker