The Bluetooth Speaker Sound quality is good

by Shulan Xiao autoboss scanner

When the unit wireless speaker is turned on, we hear a voice, and we hear it again when the unit is paired with another device (in this case with an iPad). Ideally, one should be able to turn a Bluetooth speaker on and hear only silence, and then perhaps an unobtrusive beep when it's paired with another device.

After pairing it, I went on my iPad to the Tune-In Radio app, and first I selected the BBC3 classical station and the first bit of music we hear is something from Verdi. Then I went to Caprice New Wave Radio out of Russia (I've no idea what was playing).

When you see me fiddling with buttons on top of the Lumsing Bluetooth Speaker in the video, here's what I'm doing: On the left are a "-" and a "+" button, presumably to decrease and increase the volume. But no matter what I've tried (with iPad, a Nokia Lumia smartphone, and an iPhone 4, with both wireless and wired connections to the speaker), when I press the minus and plus buttons I always a voice saying "Next" when I press the plus button, and "Previous" when I press the minus button. According to the instruction manual, pressing and holding another button should change the way the plus and minus buttons function, but I have not been successful at getting this to work. So this means that I have to adjust the volume from whatever device I've paired with the portable speakers. In most cases I'm able to increase volume on a device to the point that it sounds distorted on the speaker (and I cut part of the video out where the music was so loud there was distortion; that happened when I switched to Caprice Post-Punk Radio).