Lumsing Waterproof Bluetooth Speakers in use

Like many Bluetooth devices there’s a guided voice assist telling you the waterproof portable speakers is there and connectable, unlike other devices you just connect, no need to put the speaker into a find-me mode. Also unlike most other speakers there seem to be two voices – one for the announcement that it’s in a pairing state, and another that it’s connected. You won’t notice it after first pairing most likely, but it was worthy of note.

The power button sits underneath the speaker, and there are four additional buttons on the front of the speaker which control play/pause, volume, and the phone function. In use I’ve actively bumped the ones on the face of the product, but not the power button. If you’re tossing the speaker around, you might find yourself skipping tracks rather frequently.

The bass seems to be a bit clipped, which seems common with smaller speakers so no surprise there. It’s hard to fake a woofer in a tweeter’s body, but it does as good a job as any in this size that I’ve found. The top end seems fine.

The wireless bluetooth speaker volume is where this really shines. It’s loud. It’s the type of loud that annoys campsites near you. It’s the type of loud that leaves you scrambling for the power button to shut it down in an office building as you’re blasting out Moon Sammy because you bumped the play button while repositioning the speaker to take some photos. 

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